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I have an item sitting in my sidecart (order 2959883, placed January 2nd) that didn't ship with my latest subscription shipment (order 2959884 January 9th, shipped Monday). I knew I had a subscription shipment coming up and I was hoping to get this bundled in with that order. Any particular reason this didn't go out with the subscription? Just curious, thanks in advance.
Hey guys, This order contained Gloom: Cthulhu instead of Gloom: Unfortunate Expeditions. It's not that I don't appreciate the offer of a $25 item for $15, but the copy of Gloom: Cthulhu I ordered already arrived in order #1878749. Thanks anyway, but I'll need to work out some kind of return/exchange. Thanks in advance.
So first the good news...all the items that arrived are in great shape! I was worried about the Mouse Guard RPG box set, Campaign Coins package, and the Tome of Horrors Complete all being the same box. I thought for sure something would get mangled or crushed. Nope! Everything that came was in perfect condition, thanks for the great packing job guys! So then the "other" news...the Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Region Poster Map didn't appear to make it into the shipment at all. It's missing. The other 3 maps were in there, but the Inner Sea map was missing. Could I get one please?
Saw your post on FB and figured I better come to the source to be sure. Just wanted to double check to make sure order I placed this morning, 1800672 is ok. There was some...weirdness when the order was placed, but Megan assured me in another thread it had been sorted out. In light of the impending sell-out, I thought I should double check to make sure the order looks ok on your end, and that it'll ship with a subscription shipment when the print copies become available.
YES! I love it when you guys include little details like this. When our interests outside the RPG world cross over like this, I know my money is going to the right company. The Oak Island mystery has always fascinated me. Below are some links for extra-curricular reading. The Oak Island wiki is easy to find by casual searching, but the Douglas Preston Smithsonian Magazine article is a little less so. Smithsonian Magazine article by Douglas Preston who later used this research as the basis for the novel Riptide (which was an ok book):
Oak Island wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Island Enjoy!
At my local con, Miscon (Missoula, MT this past memorial day weekend) I got the chance to meet Robert and Connie Thomson. They are wonderful people; friendly and approachable, knowledgeable and enthusiatic about the game we all love. They had a table in the vendor room stocked with product which seemed to generate a fair amount of interest. (As an aside this was the first year Pathfinder had a good showing at Miscon...one, frequently two Pathfinder sessions on offer each day, which played to a full table each time.) Robert ran sessions of Albion Armitage's Astounding Arsenal. Due to conflicting con obligations I wasn't able to get in on any of his games, but it looked like the tables were full and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. I picked up Phantasia Zoologica I: Dogs, and my wife insisted on Luven Lightfinger’s Gear & Treasure Shop, which is fortunate for me since that's proving to be all kinds of awesome. Comparisons have been made to Aurora's Whole Realms Catalog, and I think this is pretty accurate. It's full of the kinds of detail my players and I crave. In my opinion they're the best kind of third party publisher Paizo could hope for. They have fun, interesting products that expand and support the system. Anyway, Robert and Connie, thanks so much for coming to Miscon. We're fortunate to have you guys nearby. See you next Miscon...
Could someone take a look at this order? It seems like it's been pending for longer than usual. I'm guessing something is out of stock. If it would be possible to split this order into two parts can we do that? Stuff that's in stock ships now, stuff that's holding up the order ships when available? I used my Pathfinder RPG off to printer discount for this order and I'd hate to lose it if my order doesn't ship in time.
I'm running a new player on some solo adventures using the Pathfinder RPG Beta. She had some questions about full-round actions, how they get resolved and how they affect the next rounds actions. In spite of my experience as a DM (and in light of paragraphs that were pointed out to me), I found I didn't have a good explanation as to how things really worked besides "this is how I've always done it". I promised a comprehensive answer and I know the crew here can be counted on. So exhibit A, from Chapter 9 pg 134:
Pathfinder RPG Beta wrote:
In this case it sounds like you begin your full-round action during your turn on Round 1. You may make a 5 foot step whenever you wish (as allowed by the specific action description of course). Your full-round action completes on your turn during Round 2...here's the confusion/question...at which point you may take your Round 2 turn normally? Or is part of your turn on Round 2 consumed by the full-round action from Round 1? This leads me to: Exhibit B, from Chapter 9 pg 137:
Pathfinder RPG Beta wrote:
Here it sounds like you could take a move or move-equivalent action, begin the first half of a full-round action as your standard action on Round 1, complete part 2 of the full-round action as your standard action during Round 2, and then take a move or move-equivalent action to complete your turn. However, when taken along with the previous paragraph it seems clear that only a 5 foot step is allowed. This section does make it sound like part of your turn on Round 2 is used by the full-round action. This part is difficult to accept based on the full-round action required to make a full attack. You begin your attack with a standard action on Round 1 and complete it with a standard action on Round 2? Really? (Ok, I know this isn't the case, but my player was drawing very near to conclusions along these lines based on a very literal reading of the rules.) The specific cases where this came up in play are summoning spells, specifically, when does your summoned creature actually appear and when can the caster and creature act normally, and preparing an oil flask as a thrown weapon. Please gentle Paizonians, help reconcile these two passages. I thought I had all this figured out years ago. I guess not.
I have house rules. You have house rules. We've all made little tweaks here and there to parts of 3.5 we wanted to try and improve. Let's take all our pieces and parts and spread them out on the table so everyone can see them. Maybe someone has something that would be a good fit? No judging or namecalling anyone's house rules...this is just show and tell. My house rules:
Who's next?
In the gut check thread I posted this (as my super-sekrit alias!): Realms DM wrote:
I am true to my word and have now subscribed to Pathfinder Modules and will be all in for the Pathfinder RPG. Congratulations on your new business endeavor, and best of luck. Not to pump us up too much, but you have a fantastic community of fiercely loyal customers, and I think you will do well. Long live Paizo and Pathfinder, ~justin
What's everyones opinions / advice regarding this? It's been years and years since I've played or run these, and I was thinking about having a go at it with my current group. The conversion to 3.5 won't be a problem, but what I'm wondering is are there any specific advantages to using the stand alone modules (S1, S2, etc...) as opposed to picking up Realms of Horror and using that? ~RD
I placed this order July 28th, knowing full well that it wouldn't be shipped until Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords Player's Guide (OGL) was ready to ship. All items went to a Pending status, except for the Players Guide, which was in a status of PreOrder. Also included in this order was my Pathfinder subscription. I received the email announcing my Pathfinder items were getting ready to ship, and Pathfinder 1 and the bonus Players Guide appeared as a separate order 788121. This order is currently in a Shipping status complete with UPS tracking number (yay!). My question/issue is about my original order, 769203. All items in this order still say Pending, except for the Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords Player's Guide (OGL), which is now Cancelled for this order. In fact, the status says "Cancelled Sunday". I did not cancel this item myself, and I'm not sure why it was cancelled. To be clear though, I don't mind that it's been cancelled from this order if that will expedite shipping at this point. So, why was Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords Player's Guide (OGL) cancelled from order# 769203? As a follow up, can you tell when this order will be shipping? Thanks in advance. |