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I ordered it but I am disappointed that the pawns or figures I most likely would not have in my collect (giant flies for instance) are not represented. You would figure the more unique monsters would get preferential treatment. If I wanted common monsters I would get the bestiary pawns
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My order says it was shipped the 16th of Feb. When I check the tracking number I get this
If tracking is unavailable after 3 days, please contact your shipper.
Any ideas if it actually shipped?
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Anyone else having issues with the pregen's Blue text (simulating someone filling out the character sheet) is out of alignment.
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RicoTheBold wrote:
True.. but it was the thing that switched me from saying no thanks to pre-ordering $125 or so worth of paper. So there is that.
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Hold on so I just read this article and was in the process of putting all the cards in my cart when I found out I needed to know about this two hours before hand? So now I am not eligible for the pdf of the spell cards?!?!
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Rysky wrote: Persistent Damage is a Condition, but also damage, there's not really anything in there that you quoted that say it's not doubled. Here is why I don't agree with that. Persistent damage is the name of a condition, that condition applies its own damage. The damage that it applies only happens at the end of the targets turn. Damage dealt by strikes happens right there and then. The rules for doubling describe you doubling the damage occur on step 2 of the damage application rules. The damage is applied on step 4. All that happens before the strikers next action. Persistent damage is applied just like normal damage on the targets turn. It runs through the exact same steps on its own, at that time it no longer connected in any way to the critical hit.
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Aratorin wrote:
The rules explicitly state how damage is calculated and doubling a condition's value is not mention. page 451 - Persistent Damage
Doubling and Halving Damage
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Rysky wrote:
Acid flask only does 1 point of acid damage and the listed persistent damage and the listed splash damage. Then they showed an example but the example looks wrong. Both because it doesn't mention the one point of damage and it mentions doubling the persistent damage which if you read the doubling rules it should not effect.
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Persistent damage and critical hits. I read the rules on page 451 indicating that persistent damage is a condition and its damage does not occur with the strike and thus is not doubled. However several examples of doubling in other sections of the book appear to indicate that it does. Namely Acid Splash example. Can we get an official ruling?
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I have had the rulebook subscription from the beginning of 2e. When I go to the My subscriptions page it shows the following
Next product:
I assume that means it is all OK, and that the Planar Adventures that I did not want will not interfere with the Gamemastery Guide shown below it.
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Sara Marie wrote: They'll be printing more of the bulk labels tomorrow afternoon/evening for some overtime shipping on the weekend. When the labels are printed those orders are being processed for shipping and the PDFs will be added where applicable. So if I did not get a notice from last night's bulk print job, is is safe to say I won't get my PDF this weekend?
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Joana wrote:
Credit card authorization takes about 30 seconds and it does not involve us, no real need to list it as a step in the process. So far everyone who answered my questions regarding authorization has stated that authorization was the email that they send you detailing out the order that was generated. It does not mention authorization of any kind, credit card or otherwise. It literally is a notification that the order was generated. I understand the need to wait to give people a chance to cancel the order. I'm just saying the process could be better described.
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Steve Geddes wrote:
I keep reading the words authorisation which to me implies that the person is notified and must make an action to give the OK. But when I ask about it, people say I need to do nothing. Can we just call it pre-shipping notification because as the days go by and I keep seeing pending and not shipping I keep wondering if there is something I am missing.
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While it is not as bad as 5e where either it had darkvision of normal vision. It is frustrating for so many creatures immune to sneaking in the dark. Not sure if I will just convert some creatures to low-light vision, or change how darkvision works. My main idea is to assume the spot the creature is in to be the base level light. and Allow then to see perfectly into the adjacent lighting band, and the band beyond is considered to act like Dim light (grants concealment). Like this
If you are in Bright then you can see perfectly into Dim and consider Dark Dim for detection rules. Of if you are in Dark, you can see into Dim perfectly and bright areas are considered Dim. If you are in a Dim area you can see perfectly in all bands. This makes creatures with Darkvision prefer dim light. I think it works well thematically.
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Joan H. wrote: Hi folks! We are in the process of generating orders as we speak! I'm running our order creation process for the first time so pardon the slight delay as I work through it. Oh sorry missed this. Thanks! And I just read the post about the weather issues! Stay warm and have a safe drive home.
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Joana wrote:
I not talking about general shipping. I have seen others saying they received their emails for products I also have subscribed. I have not received ANY auth emails yet. Not just the delayed items. I just want to make sure that my Gods and Magic and others will be shipped soon. I have glitches on my account before... so I am just a bit concerned.
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Ed Reppert wrote: The Battle Cards have been pushed to February. Other than that you should be good to go. You'll get an "order authorization" email on the 13th telling what they plan to ship, and a shipping email telling what they have shipped sometime on or after the 15th. I have not received an order order authorization yet. Is everything still on track?
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I am still new to subscriptions. I have 4 subs and 3 of them will kick in this January. I see a number of items in my side cart. So if I understand this correctly I should see these in my order history on the 13th. Is this correct? Pathfinder Weapons & Armor Deck
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Ok, lets see if I understand.
For the accessories sub I don't like the idea of crit fumble cards so waiting until the 29th of Jan seems best.
The optimal choice would be to somehow hold off Plauguestone until the 29th. That way on that day all will be triggered and I will get the discount on each of those products. Does that sound right? |