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I had that issue and Paizo CS worked with me on getting it resolved. Got the order in today, now saving it for photo ops with my daughter next Halloween.

It means we sold out. We only had a limited quantity to sell and it is out of print at Steve Jackson.

Okay, thanks for the effort though. It's a little confusing because it's still in the "Available Now" tab, in the normal location in the catalog, and I can add it to my cart but it's not in the "On Sale" tab.

Thanks, Sara and Lisa! It appears to no longer be listed for the sale price. Is this no longer part of the sale?

Thanks, Sara. I understand the constraints of your shipping rates. The full dimensions and how that works with your rates aren't displayed or listed so I only had another similar item in your shop to compare it to! I'll have to pass on this particular item as that's just not worth it and the impulse is gone. Thanks for the info!

For comparison, the Pathfinder Goblin can ship to me for $6.39 at the cheapest.

So, I thought it would be fun to get the Chibithulhu Halloween Plush for my daughter for next year's Halloween. Hey, $5 why not? Then I saw the shipping rates. $15.22 minimum to ship to Austin, Texas. Is this an error? Seems a little steep for a 10" plushie sent to a domestic address.

Is there another shipping option?

I never have understood advertising the newest supplement in a book. First of all I appreciate books for more than what is inside. Imagine if you were reading Dickens and at the end of the book is an advertisement for his newest shiniest book that will be published in a few months.

This has been standard practice in fiction publishing for decades, hasn't it?

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