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I purchased the Pathfinder 2nd Edition Beginner Box on Roll20 on Friday 13 November. I am signed up for my Roll20 and Paizo accounts to be synced. In the past when I purchased a Paizo pathfinder product on Roll20 I was given a PDF copy of the product in my downloads. The PDF for this product has not appeared in my Downloads. I have queried this on the product page.

Can someone spread any light on this. I was hoping to run my first Pathfinder 2nd Edition adventure with my group this week. Having the material in Roll20 is great for running the game, but it is no substitute for have access to the actual books for reading; even if in PDF form.

If you need me to do anything, or provide any information, please do not hesitate to let me know.

Hi,

I am not sure if this is in the right place or not, but it looked like the best candidate.

I am an independent writer/publisher and I am a little confused over the wording of the License for the PRD. It states that only Game Mechanics are considered Open Content. Is there anything within the PRD that is NOT considered to be Game Mechanics?

To elaborate, in the PRD, under the entry for Aasimar, there is a line under the name us what an Aasimar looks like:

This supernaturally beautiful woman looks human, yet emanates a strange sense of calm and benevolence.

There also a paragraph under the treasure entry giving us a brief description of what an Aasimar is:

Aasimars are humans with a significant amount of celestial or other good outsider blood in their ancestry. Aasimars are not always good, but it is a natural tendency for them, and they gravitate to good faiths or organizations associated with celestials. Aasimar heritage can hide for generations, only to appear suddenly in the child of two apparently human parents. Most societies interpret aasimar births as good omens. Aasimars look mostly human except for some minor physical trait that reveals their unusual heritage. Typical aasimar features are hair that shines like metal, unusual eye or skin color, or even glowing golden halos.

Are these open content, or is the open content material for Aasimar limited to (1) the stats block and (2) the descriptors of the powers at the bottom of the entry?

I ask as I am preparing some material for publication, but I want to know what I can and cannot use in my products. The last thing I wish to do is break the rules and find myself having to withdraw and revise the publication.

Thanks in advance.

Dear Paizo

I noticed that you do not offer Paypal as an alternative means of paying for your goods. I know the question of paypal has been raised in the past, and that point you were not able to offer this service, however, are you in a position to reconsider this?

If not, have you considered making your products available in PDF format via third parties such as RPGNow.com. (You already offer PDF as an alternative for most [if not all] of the products I have viewed). A large number of publishers use this site.

I ask as I do not have a credit card, and have not intent of getting one, however, I am interested in the direction you are going with the Pathfinder RPG.

Yours

(A potential customer)

Drew Stevens