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Your copy, table copy :)

I'd be interested in this if I can get it instead of the normal version as part of my subscription. Is this possible?

(Edit: gonna call CS and see what they say about it. Will report back with more info)
(Edit 2: just spoke with Diego, this is unfortunately not possible. If you want it, you'll need to order it separately. You can cancel the RPG sub if you only want this version, but then you miss out on the PDF and charter tag. I guess I'm getting two copies...)

Thanks Jason and Chris. Can't wait to really get started.

Thanks all. This was our first PFS experience with running tables, and he just simply forget to get that chronicle sheet filled out once he was done with handing the players their goody sheets. Next time I'll probably have him fill it out at the beginning of the session.

And no,I doubt any of my players would be happy about being tranqued, spayed, neutered or chipped. But, one does what one must.

Hi,

I just ran my first PFS event, and was wondering if there was a database or a way to find players to get their membership number. One of my GM's forgot to get all the player numbers after the event, and I have one person I cannot easily contact to ask him for his. Any help would be appreciated :)

I'd love to apply, but the only one I could do is the Customer Service, and I don't think there would be a lot of relocation assistance for an hourly position :)

To everyone at Paizo both past and present, I want to say thank you so very much for all the work you did the last several years on both Dragon and Dungeon. I've read and collected Dragon since 1e many, many years ago. I think my oldest issue is around #30 somewhere (The cover fell off some time ago, and at the moment I have the magazine stored away). My subscription dates back to the 2e days, before the fall of TSR. I can honestly say the level of quality of the magazine has done nothing but rise from when Paizo took it over until now. Sure, I may not have an immediate use, or any use, for a given article in my campaign. But, with a little imagination, and a bit of tweaking, I could take nearly anything out of an issue, and put it in my game.

As for Dungeon, I didn't subscribe to it, but I did get it at my FLGS regularly. Again, nothing but a rise in quality since Paizo had it. The Adventure Paths are incredible reads, and great sources of ideas for my own game.

It's a sad, sad day when we hear that this institution of our hobby is going away. Dragon is the only magazine I subscribe to, the only one I cared enough about, and the best place I could find to get new content and ideas. The website at WotC is pathetic in comparison. I can only hope that Pathfinder continues the tradition that Paizo has started, and will be looking forward to receiving my copies when it begins.