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OK, the Pathfinder Battles Gallery shows pictures of 49 previewed or announced minis out of the announced 55 in this set:

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That leaves 7 minis to go (or 6, if Brinebones is considered to be part of the total). So, what do you think (or hope) is still to come?

We know we will get the Ship's Whore for certain, as it was displayed at PaizoCon and there is a repaint of it in the Undead Builder set. A Hammerhead Shark has also been mentioned, although I don't know if that was speculation or based on a Paizo hint. After that I would expect/hope to see a Reefclaw, Mr Plugg, Mr Scourge, and maybe Cut-Throat Grok, as those all figure prominently in the first module or

Beyond that I have no idea what else Paizo may still have up its sleeve. A Giant Crab? Giant Frog? What NPCs or Monsters do you all still think we need, either specifically for this AP or as a mini that also appears in other adventures?

Using the "chain of adjacent squares" effect it is possible to have a Fire Snake spell loop back on itself so that it crosses a given target square more than once. If this happens, does a creature in the "looped" target square take only the Xd6 damage for the overall spell or does he take Xd6 for each of the squares that have been "looped" onto his position?

(I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this ("NO!"), but having a bit of knowledgeable confirmation before the situation comes up would be nice. Thanks.)

What the title says, basically.

Spectral Hand allows "Touch" spells to be delivered at a distance as ranged touch attacks. Obviously, spells a caster has memorized or casts from a scroll can use this method, but what about spells in a wand - a Wand of Shocking Grasp, let's say.

Once a caster has Spectral Hand up and running, can he use the Hand to deliver spells he subsequently casts from a wand (using the wand as a spell-storage item as you would a scroll) or does the wand have to physically touch the intended target in all cases in order to deliver the spell?

One of my fellow DMs and I have chased this one all over but haven't been able to find a definitive answer as yet. Any help or references would be greatly appreciated.