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No.

I will say that it is below $50.00 though.

OK, I am getting rid of my minis. The auction is linked here.

The minis included are:

22 Skeletal Reapers
1 Orc Warrior
1 Orc Sergeant
1 Orc Savage
1 Orc Brute
2 Mountain Orcs
1 Frost Giant Jarl
1 Dire Tiger
1 Giant Eagle
1 Brass Golem
1 Verdant Reaver
1 Cerebrilith
1 Trained Carrion Crawler
1 Guardian Naga
1 Large Chaos Beast
2 Deep Legionaires
2 Dwarf Warriors
1 Dwarf Battlemaster
2 Guards of Mithril Hall
2 Mongrelfolk
1 Gnoll
1 Gnoll Claw Fighter
1 Greenspawn Zealot
1 Yuan-Ti Swiftscale
1 Kuo-Toa Hunter
1 Drow Enforcer
1 Medusa Archer
1 Prisoner
1 Elf Warlock
2 Delver Sergeants
3 Lantern Bearers
2 Arcanix Guards
2 Mercenary Sergeants
1 Human Sellsword
1 Emerald Claw Soldier
1 Assassin
1 Human Bandit
1 Carrion Tribe Barbarian
1 Kalashtar Bodyguard
1 Greyhawk City Militia Sergeant
1 Human Wanderer
3 Displacer Serpents
3 Darkmantles
3 Bluespawn Ambushers
3 Twig Blights
1 Carnage Demon
1 Earth Mephit
1 Dire Weasel
16 Rot Scarab Swarms
2 Gnoll Skeletons
1 Shadow
1 Skeletal Courser
21 Sages
6 Human Commoners
8 Catfolk Wilders
2 Quaggoth Slaves
16 Catfolk
1 Hobgoblin Marshal
2 Goblin Adepts
3 Acheron Goblins
2 Silent Wolf Goblins
2 Goblin Sneaks
4 Goblin Warriors
1 Blue
22 Tavern Brawlers
40 Kobold Miners
25 Kobold Skirmishers
21 Kobold Soldiers
4 Kobold Champions
3 Kobold Sorcerers
2 Kobold Trapmakers
1 Kobold Zombie

294 total miniatures with cards.

Jeff Hopper wrote:

I believe that the d20 license for Traveller will be available soon. I cannot think of a better fit for that version of Traveller than to have it graced by Paizo and its Pathfinder engine.

As I understand it (qualifications: I'm a Traveller 3rd party publisher), Mongoose has an exclusive license for ... years (until something like 2018). All non-Mongoose (and Steve Jackson) licenses are sunsetting and not being renewed, nor are new ones being issued.

Everything you say is true, but I believe that Paizo would have a chance for a license based on the strength of their company (especially when compared to QLI).

I believe that the d20 license for Traveller will be available soon. I cannot think of a better fit for that version of Traveller than to have it graced by Paizo and its Pathfinder engine.

I had deeply considered a "non-chaotic" alignment restriction for the cavalier, but left it out to keep things flexible. I could easily see an order of the dragon cavalier not being particularly lawful, the question is whether or not he is chaotic.

Thoughts?

Jason Bulmahn
Lead Designer
Paizo Publishing

I can see two possibilities here that could retain the flexibility while not stretching the disbelief suspenders too much:

1) Restrict the class to either Lawful or Neutral alignments

-or-

2) Restrict the Order that a Cavalier can belong to within one alignment step of that Order. This would be similar to Clerics who must be within one alignment step of their diety's alignment.

Ghouls in 3.5 were also CR 1. I just checked the d20srd and my monster manual to confirm. Ghasts (advanced Ghouls) are CR 3 - perhaps thats what you were thinking of?

Yeah, I got the numbers mixed up. My bad. Ignore my last.

Nothing to see hear, folks! Carry on!

I just downloaded the Pathfinder Bestiary Preview 2 and saw that in the entry for the Ghoul, that they are listed as having a CR of 1. I wanted to make sure that this was correct, and if correct to learn why the CR was lowered from 3.5 for this particular monster.

This is mainly to satisfy my own curiosity.

I agree that we shouldn't harass Dragonmoon over being the messenger bringing us this offer from Goodman Games.

I am, however, sceptical of the intentions of Goodman Games behind the offer and will not be participating in it.

Thanks for the responses! I didn't think that any of the material was Open Content, but I wanted to doublecheck to make sure.

I was wondering if any of the material presented in either Dungeon Magazine or Dragon Magazine was considered open content and able to be used in Third Party Products?