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![]() James Jacobs wrote:
I think they were asking if other sins would be added to the schools for the Runelord archetype (like say Vainglory) ![]()
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![]() Its not just a once a year thing, but it *is* one that happens most frequently in August. It happens every time shipping slips past the release date of the book and people haven't gotten their shipping notices and therefore their PDFs. If you reinforce that PDF drops on the release date for PDF subscriptions, you are going to run into people getting upset that book subscribers are getting their PDFs sometimes a full week earlier than them. I know that you don't think that's a big deal but there will be people who make it such. ![]()
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![]() That's exactly what our GM is doing as we move from Gatewalkers to Curtain Call. Between the APs we will have a year off where we can just completely rebuild our characters with no restrictions coming into Curtain Call at 11. ![]()
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![]() The biggest thing about the argument is that while in the long term PDFs do not hurt physical book sales, getting the PDF early would disincentivize brick and mortar stores from stocking Paizo books. There are already game stores that take umbrage to the current subscription process. Whether it actually hurts them or not tends to not matter to business owners who feel threatened. And if you're not getting the PDF early at all, there are going to be people that complain when physical subscribers start getting their PDFs 2 weeks before them, even though thats not actually one of the stated benefits of the subs. ![]()
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![]() The Raven Black wrote:
The original answer came in 2009, sure, but it gets answered again every time the subject of PDF subscriptions come up. That is still the official answer from Paizo. ![]()
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![]() Boy I really garbled those links huh? Thanks James. That was actually the direction I was leaning for specifically those reasons. It was just that the post recounting Bastardhall through the years surprised me today. ![]()
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![]() So working on a project, and my editor told me I had used both Lake Laroba and Lake Laruba in the document. So I went to look for the correct answer in my sources. Frustratingly in Rule of Fear Wes used both... Laroba on page 58 (three times) and Laruba on page 28. In the Carrion Crown Poster Map Folio, Laruba was used. In Book of the Dead, Laroba was used. In the Blood Fate[/url web fiction, Laroba was used. In [url=https://paizo.com/threads/rzs2n4kk?Bastardhall-next-appearance-in-4713-Any-big#15]this forum post, Wes once again used Laruba. I'm leaning towards Laroba because the two most recent canon sources point to that, but also Bastardhall is Wes's baby so that gives Laruba a little more sway with the forum posts... ![]()
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![]() Patience padawan, Paizo's general working day starts at 9 am Pacific time, which is still an hour and a half away. I wouldn't expect this until later in the afternoon, because the Foundry system hasn't even pushed its update with NPC Core yet for this to tie to. They need to have the NPCs available for the mapping file to attach the art to before they can make this available. ![]()
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![]() Pawns are thick cardboard that are primarily meant for use as tokens on a physical table, Battle cards are large sized thin cardboard (think playing card) that have a picture of the monster on one side, and the statblock on the other. ![]()
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![]() Irizata wrote: Any word on VTT support for this AP? Would love to run it but my group is too spread out geographically to play in-person any more. Considering that every AP since Outlaws of Alkenstar has gotten a premium module, I'd say it's a pretty safe bet that that's not going to stop. ![]()
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![]() The invidiak (both pre-master and remaster) has an exception to their resistance for vitality damage despite being a living not-undead creature. Is this intended or did it slip through the editing process? ![]()
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![]() Because this isn't a new book. Its a reprint with language changes to make it ORC compliant, and some errata. Those of us who were already subscribers when this first released would have been hit with another purchase for essentially the same book if it had been part of subscriptions. ![]()
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![]() Spoiler: Gone are all references to shadow, the art has changed from black shadowy look to a green smokey look, and it has a fun new reaction to deal you part of the damage you dealt it. ![]()
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![]() We have no idea the size of the dungeon for Shades of Blood yet. We know it's a three book dungeon, so likely similar in size to AV. The Pit is slightly smaller (though not much). Otherwise any other large dungeon in a 2E book is a single book at most. ![]()
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![]() The Guantlight and The Pit are both megadungeons. The Gauntlight takes all three books of Abomination Vaults. The Pit takes all of Seven Dooms For Sandpoint, which was a double sized Adventure Path volume. The upcoming Shades of Blood is a three book megadungeon too. ![]()
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![]() Of note the Spoiler: Degholau is the same level and has similar areas of concern as the Glabrezu (lies, treason, treachery) and the Eshmok is the same level and similar areas of concern (wrath, hatred) as the Vrock. I'd put money on there being valid substitutions for the Balor and Marilith in later volumes of the AP
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