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I just read an email from Paizo saying that the first print run has been sold out and that they are scrambling to run another printing.

I just wanted to say congratulations and well done. It's great to be around for this (to me at least) rebirth of the game and to watch it succeed. It's an exciting time for gaming. :)

If you build it...they will come!

I'm just curious to know which is the larger/heavier book-the Ptolus "brick" or the new Pathfinder hardcover.

Just being curious...not sure if this question has already been asked.

Just a quick question to the writers of our beloved Golarion-is most of the world you've created already decided upon? Like, do you already know what killed Aroden and what happened to the undead ruler that disappeared (Nex or Geb or something, I don't have my book with me)?

Do you know some of it...most of it...none of it?

I'm just curious if you've already decided/know these things and they're just waiting to be expanded upon, or if they're completely open waiting for an enterprising writer to flesh them out.

I suppose I could direct a similar question to the DM's out there about how much of a world do they flesh out before they present it to the players. Sure the starting area/town and populace-but do you first flesh out the mythology of creation...and the structure of the planes...and the history of the world before PC's set foot in the world? How much is enough for you when you create you're world?

This is mostly idle pondering-but I am curious how much of Golarion is already decided upon.

I've come to a time in my life where d&d is another project to juggle and I don't have the time nor energy to want to play anymore. I'll probably take a break from gaming, so I won't be needing my subscription anymore.

Thanks

Bump for honour!