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I am excited about this.

A couple of personal hopes....

I hope that archetypes ADD abilities to existing classes, like they do in 5th edition D&D; rather than swapping abilities out.

I hope that the equipment is not level based, like it is in Starfinder. A sword should be a sword should be a sword.

It still makes no sense to me that an Adventure Path PDF that is not even 100 pages costs $15.99 while a multi-hundred page pdf for the Core Rulebook only costs $9.99.

I've pledged. Looking forward to it.

Pledged!

I have a lot of art planned for this book. Thanks to Christina Stiles for tapping me to draw the cover!

I am disappointed.

I picked up a case (2 bricks) at my local gaming shop, took them home and opened the boosters. In the first brick, the figures were wonderful and beautiful. I liked what I received.

Then I opened the next brick...

And got EXACTLY THE SAME FIGURES over again. The second brick had the same figures in the same combination in each booster.

While this might be nice in building a collection of monsters and unnamed hordes, it did not provide for a suitable mix of figures or opportunity to acquire new minis. I basically got 2 of the same 32 miniatures over again.

And because I got the same combination of minis, I cannot trust that buying a new brick of boosters will provide me with a new set of miniatures. WizKids really let me down on this one.

So, now that Worldscape is a thing in the pathfinder comic, might we be seeing some iconic sword and sorcery characters as miniatures for the Pathfinder Battles line?

I know I am not the only one who would be interested in a Pathfinder mini of Red Sonja, John Carter, Tarzan, and the like.

I have a problem.

Yesterday, I received my print copy of Hell Come to Westcrown, and the interior ends on page 80. Pages 81 and on are missing entirely (That includes the bestiary).

Is anyone having this problem with their print copies?

Can I get an exchange when I come to Gen Con?

Voted!

Readerbreeder wrote:

It probably says more about me than anyone else, but my first thought when seeing the title of this thread was about succubi doing naughty things with people... :P

Indeed. After all, we know that all right-minded and proper Pathfinder fans would be thinking of erinyes doing naughty things with people after seeing the title of this thread. Clearly.

Though I suppose (ahem) 'advanced' fans might favor gylou/handmaiden devils...

Hahahah!

The Nine Hells Adult Coloring Book is now available for print-on-demand! I hope you've stocked up on red, orange, and yellow!

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/183858/Nine-Hells-Adult-Coloring-Book

The previews look enticing. How many coloring pages does it have?

There are a total of 23 pages of art to color.

Rogue Genius Games has released the Nine Hells Adult Coloring Book. This book is written and illustrated by me, featuring black and white images of the Nine Hells, devils, arch-devils, and other fiendish things.

Besides the illustrations to be colored, the pdf also features:

* Brief descriptions of each of the Nine Hells, including a separate random encounter table for each Hell.
* A new haunt: "Acheron's Corruption."
* Hellish features such as the Carnal Storm, River Acheron (The River of Pain), The River Styx (River of Hate), and River Lethe (the River of Forgetfulness).
* Ready-to-use monster statistics for devils and arch-devils, including Belial, Baal, Moloch, and the overlord of the Nine Hells himself: Asmodeus!

I support every product in the "In the Company of" series.

Pledged and looking forward to it!

Looking forward to all of that!

Check out the Four Horsemen buttons!

BJ had me do a bunch of art for Playground Adventures. It looks like a fun series of modules that families will enjoy thoroughly.

I would seriously encourage Paizo and Wizkids to consider releasing a boxed set of Dungeon Dressing minis. Getting multiple braziers, chests, and the like in one box.

Please give it consideration.

Run, run, run as fast as you can!

The rules, sadly, are very... solid.

I can't believe I just said that.

So many good products here.

Let me know what you all think about the cover. I am interested in your feedback.

This should be a treat of an adventure. As a fan of classic fairy tales, I am really looking forward to Snow White!

And new art! LOTS of art!

City Guards

Bandits

Mercenaries

Soldiers

Orcs

Kobolds

I'm sure Eric has been thinking of all of these things.

I purchased a display case of the Undead Horde from my local retailer. Taking it home, I opened the packages to find I received at least one of each of the 12 figures. I got 3 of each of the Skeleton, Lady Ghoul, Ghoul, Zombie, Wight, and Festrog figures. All-in-all, I was very happy with the collection and appearance of the figures in the case.

Huzzah! I've been looking forward to getting ahold of a hardcover!

I for one would love to see all the iconics as ponies. I'd draw it myself if I didn't suck at such things.

Don't worry. I plan to do more. I've started my own personal obsession, and I mean to see it through.

I take it this would be the right place to show off this thing I made....

That looks amazing!

So this happened...

I'm. So. SORRY!

Pathfinding Ponies.

This is a wonderful idea for a miniatures product, Paizo. Well done! I will be picking up one of these sets upon release.

Honestly, a set such as this could help not only dragons, but with other creatures known to be various sizes; elementals, sharks, and squid immediately come to mind as future products.

I picked up a copy of this, back when is was first released in 2001. Our game group plays it, rather than standard Clue. We all enjoy it.

The monster encounters range from easy to ridiculously improbable (try fighting the beholder sometime).

The board is beautiful and has given me some ideas for dungeon encounters. I recommend folks try it.

My roommate runs a Flintlock Fantasy game, filled with pirates and Revolutionary-era events.

This set is going to fill our ranks of minis! Thank you sooooo much, Paizo!