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With some hardcover special editions going to $99.99 now, will special edition covers go back to the better visual design of SE covers like Dark Archives, Book of the Dead, Kingmaker, etc. rather than the very plain "just the logo without anything else" look of Rage of Elements? I've been a devoted purchaser of SE hardcovers since I got into PF2e years ago, to the point that I own several books in both normal and SE cover versions, but RoE was such a disappointment that I'm inclined to switch that down to a regular hardcover subscription if that's the norm going forward. :(

Agreed. The special edition cover for Deadsuns was horrible! Just a plain, orange cover that felt pretty far from leather. Yikes.

This is the first time I hear about the Order of the Amber Die.. I went back to the first project and its a PDF of the Spire. Are there recordings about the live gameplay or was that in future projects?

Interested...!

Hoping its not the final art, things need to look bleaker for an Undead AP, how merry is the halfling on the cover? (and not in a creepy, good way) and the adventurers have a look in their face like they are facing annoying children, not undead ravagers. Where is the horror? - art concept needs to be a bit more grown up IMO.

Opsylum wrote:

I was literally just bargain hunting for these. :p Still can't find Wormwood Mutiny for anything less than $100. Sigh...someday.

Seriously though, if Paizo did start doing this, they'd have another subscription out of me in a heartbeat. Probably not, because 1e's kind of done and conversions to 2e are complicated, if Kingmaker's anything to go by. Still, one can dream.

It sounds like you might be interested in a print-on-demand option. For those asking for reprints of collected material, would you be interested if they were just 1:1 reprints rather than changing form factor or contents of what was between two covers?

Always glad to see Paizo people involved with our comments.

One humble request would be to please, please take our money and do a deal to market your Adventures (both 1e and 2e if possible) to Foundry VTT.

They are a great VTT but I cant tell how many people would just rather buy modules and APs like they did in FG and Roll20, instead of investing HOURS to upload them.

D&D is bound to do this, just hope Paizo could sooner than later.

Gotta love Paizo! Done with part 1!

Question. How do I remove the hampered condition??

Would love this for Pathfinder as well :)

lex_dm wrote:

Just please stop making short books. 160 pages full price is not something most people look forward too.

In addition to stuff like inflation and Pathfinder being no longer economically in the place it was in 2014, Paizo has apparently started valuing the written word a bit more than it used to. Get used to the prices, they're not going to change.

I'm wanting more content out of full price, not cheaper books.

Just please stop making short books. 160 pages full price is not something most people look forward too.