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Please cancel my Pathfinder Campaign Setting Subscription. Thank you

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I see I was charged on 10/4/2016 for Order 4076339 however I have not received the shipment. It is not typical for an order to arrive this late. Could you check on its status? I looked at my account page but it does not have a tracking number available.

Also, I sent an email about this order on Tuesday, 10/18 but have not heard anything.

Thanks for the help.

Order 3394753 was placed before my subscription order was completed and is still pending. One of the items was a non-mint AP book. Is this delaying the order from completing?

Also, I placed order 3495437 before my subscription order (3488857) was finalized, however, it did not move from the sidecart into the subscription order. It is a not a big deal, I can wait until next month, however I saw that others have had trouble with the strategy guide getting stuck in the side cart, so I just wanted to raise the flag just in case.

As always, thanks in advance for the great customer service you provide.

The first time you tried to spawn Subscription Order 3277406 the card was declined. I fixed the problem and the card successfully went through with a pending authorization that expired on Saturday, December 13. Now I see the order is still pending but the authorization is gone and the only thing remaining is the original decline. Could you check this order and see if everything is alright on your end? It should be all good on my end. Thanks

I restarted three of my subscriptions through the shopping cart. Adventure Path, Role Playing Game, and Campaign Setting. I also added the technology guide and a non-mint version of Mummy's Mask as I try to catch up on missed adventure path issues.

I clicked confirmed order but didn't see an email or order number. I recall from the recent past, that you had some issues with your system and subscriptions. When you have a chance, could you check to see if it's stuck in cyber - limbo. Thanks.

Please cancel all of my subscriptions. I've tried to hold on as long as possible, but it's time to make some deeper cuts. Hopefully this will be a short hiatus.

Is it possible to open another window automatically when clicking on the Character tab while editing a post in the game play or discussion thread? There are many times when I am composing a post and I need to check on a bit of info like AC or a skill modifier to complete the post. I know I can simply open a new window manually, but I think with my proposed method, it would speed up moving from character to character with less clicks.

If it is a browser specific feature, I generally use the latest version of Firefox and occasionally Chrome.

12th of Lamashan, 4711

It is approaching dusk. Each of you finds yourself in the study of Vadan Pieresiff's residence in Korvosa. You have come at the request of Regas Gurvitig, an agent in the employ of Master Pieresiff, attracted by the offer of 250 gold pieces each to locate Vadan's missing son Nadru.

The study is decorated in a fashion that appears to be about 10 years behind the times. Vadan Pieresiff is a minor noble in Korvosa, whose family has seen better times. However, his title still has enough influence in the affairs of the city to allow Vadan to live a comfortable existence.

Joining you in the room, are five other adventurers all of whom appear to be here for the same reason. As the last adventurer is shown into the study, a slight man in his mid 30's rises up from the desk. You recognize him as Regas.

"Thank you for coming on short notice. I have been making inquiries, and I believe you each possess," Regas pauses and clears his throat and then continues, "certain skills and abilities that are suited for this delicate matter. Master Pieresiff will be joining us shortly to provide you with more details. In the mean time, help yourself to some food and drink, and acquaint yourself with each other." With that, Regas, rings a small bell and servants enter the room from a hidden door bearing a spread of cold meats, breads, vegetables, fruit, wines and ale from a nearby Korvosan distillery.

As the food and drink is laid out, Regas leaves the room to notify Vadan of your arrival.

Make yourself at home and introduce your characters to each other.

Discussion thread

Character creation and game play rules can be found on the campaign description page.

I played Scenario 47: The Darkest Vengeance on Saturday at OwlCon. One of the players made a 1st level half orc gunslinger for our tier 1-2 game. The other party members were an Elven Druid, a human Inquisitor, and a human Fighter.

This review is from my perspective as the Inquisitor.

The gunslinger used two pistols and had the rapid reload feat. The gunslinger stood back and attacked at range. Mostly he fired, reloaded, and took a five foot step forward. He used his grit once when he was beyond his range increment around the middle of the scenario.

In hindsight, at one point one of the bad guys was very near death. I could have delayed my action to allow the gunslinger to get the kill to regain his grit. Instead, I hacked away and took the kill myself. This could be a little awkward. The metagamer in me knew I should step aside and let him regain his grit with a kill, but my inquisitor would never do that. The gunslinger player did not comment on my action.

Due to the ranged touch attack, he had no reluctance to fire into combat because he figured the much lower AC offset the -4 penalty. He did miss quite a few times, and made his rolls to retrieve his bullets.

Back to my perspective, I definitely did not feel at this level the gunslinger overpowered the rest of the party. We all played our roles and contributed to the success of the party.

He was able to have his day in the sun at the very end as his shot was the final blow that took out the BBEG.

Afterward, he made the comment that looking forward, he feels that his 4th level ranger is much more powerful than the gunslinger will be due to the ability to take multiple shots with very fast reloads.

EDIT: Ooops, I did not see the note that in PFS play until just now that you can't regain your grit for a daring action. It wasn't an issue in our game anyway, except for the aforementioned awkwardness. I suggest for the purpose of the playtest, you DO allow regaining daring action for PFS play in order to better evaluate this mechanic.

I am working on a new PFS character for an upcoming convention and I may choose one of the APG classes. The Guide to Organized Play has recommendations regarding which core classes are good or challenging choices for each faction. What are your thoughts regarding the APG classes?

At the moment, I am considering an Inquisitor.

Our GM assembled a group of 5 players for a Legacy of Fire campaign and we were in the middle of character creation when RL intervened and the GM had to pull out. It seems like a dedicated group of players.

Here is a link to the original discussion thread.

We are all committed to posting at least once per day. The original gm used a 32 point buy and three campaign feats but if this is too epic I don't think we would complain about changing the parameters a bit.

+1 to the review. I am definitely replacing the core craft making rules with this new rule set in all of my campaigns. I have some players who want to do more crafting but some of the absurdly long craft times make it impractical.

The time may not be realistic, but the cost still keeps the relative worth of items balanced. If players do begin abusing the craft rules, I think the easier tweak is to up the component cost.

It is a well done pdf.

As we enter the homestretch for another school year I just want to give a shout out to all of the teachers that frequent this messageboard. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication.

Remember What makes teachers teach

After lurking on the boards for a few months now, I'm finally ready to jump into the message board pool. (and to prove I'm no sock puppet, I'll be posting my otd pic later today.)

I am proof that it is never too late to try something new. I'm in my forties and just started playing 3.5 with my boys and wife last summer. (They have been RPGers for a long time.) Now I am caught: hook, line and sinker. With the demise of 3.5, I have turned toward Pathfinder to continue the journey.

What first attracted to me Pathfinder was the connection to the 3.5 rules (my boys have a ton of books). But what really sold me was the close community you all have. Plus the fact that Lisa (CEO) posts at 3:00 am just blew me away.

I've enjoyed reading many of the threads and literally laughed out loud reading some of them. I really started paying attention at the beginning of Mr. Fishy's fan club.

Looking forward toward serious (and not so serious discussion). Now, if I can just decide which cult to join...