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Placed an order for two hardback books in early June.

Asked that they be shipped with my Adventure Path subscription.

Got the subscription.

Still haven't gotten the books.

Order shows as pending.

Any chance a customer service genie could kick these two hardbacks out of Pending Limbo and send them on their way? Or is there something else you need from me?

Thanks in advance for your assistance (be it magical or mundane).

Dear Customer Service Wizards,

I placed Order #3305735 on October 2, 2014.

When it didn’t ship right away, I thought perhaps it was on hold, waiting to be shipped with my Adventure Path subscription. Unfortunately, AP #87 has shipped, and been delivered, and the shipping status of my previous order still reads "Originally expected to ship in an unknown time frame”

Sent an inquiry email to customer service on October 16. As of October 22nd, I have received no reply. Based on the number of similar posts on this forum, it looks like my situation is not unique. Still, if you have a chance, please check the status of the order for me, so I can at least know I'm still on your radar. Thanks so much.

Just to be clear, the description states that the fortress is comprised of six stalactites, but the description of a wall on the ground floor seems to indicate the these are actually stalagmites. So I'm assuming this fortress is on the ground, not up near the ceiling. Anyone care to clarify?

Strange things happen this close to the Mournlands. And I'm not just talking about the occasional mutated monster that finds it's way out of the mist and stumbles into "civilized" territory. I'm talking about really weird stuff, like hiccups in time that can last months, even years at a time. And no city gets a bigger share of the weird stuff than Vathirond.

Looking around the town of Vathirond, it's hard to believe the war is over. You recognize the looks in people's eyes as you pass them. It's a look of of learned and practiced despondency. It's too far gone to call desperation. The people are cleary too used to hopelessness to feel desperate. Vathirond suffered during the war, but now, with the war two years gone, its disheartening to see so many downturned faces.
 
The war was never truly over for Vathirond. The war memorials in place around the center of town attest to those lost to the Last War, whole generations of men winnowed or whittled down; pick whatever metaphor you like for men and women young and old leaving home so they can kill and be killed on some stranger's land. And then the ones that stay behind get killed too, as the sons and daughters of that foreign land send their best and brightest to kill here. The tragedy of Vathirond is that although it paid far more than its share of lives out here on the border of Thrane and Cyre, the peace didn't help them. They are still on the border of the Mournland, and the abberations that crawl and swoop out of that place do not honor the treaty of Thronehold. Small wonder that so many have simply left, taking whatever possessions they could, they've moved south and west, to Starilaskur, or even farther to Wroat of Sharn, leaving whole sections of the town with abandoned houses.
 
The Brey river winds its way along the north side of town, supplying the town with a livelihood and a means of travel. Fishermen and bargehands ply the river constantly, carrying the large wheat cargos of the local farmers to other parts of Breland. The Lightning Rail also ends here, delivering and shipping those passengers and goods of a more urgent nature. It is more accurate to say that the lightning rail coaches end their trips here, turning at Vathirond and heading either north to Thrane's Aruldusk or west to Starilaskur. The Lightning rail itself continues east into the Mournland, a constant reminder of what once was. That track has been abandoned and closed off, though the conductor stones still glow, as if beckoning the citizens of Vathirond to follow them.

I assume there's a good chance we'll be seeing the other iconics as well? I'm particulary fond of Seoni.