Where wolf?
There wolf?
Heh heh... the list of what I want to GM for my players continues to grow. :P Having this product coming out will be a boon for the "Carrion Crown" AP... which I plan to run for my Monday night group (after Council of Thieves... which I'll probably start early next year). o_O
But... keep up the good work and the great products!
Dean (TMW)
To what extent is Ustalav content in this supplement going to be more detailed or expansive, etc. than the information on Ustalav that will be in the big campaign setting World Guide coming out in February?
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To what extent is Ustalav content in this supplement going to be more detailed or expansive, etc. than the information on Ustalav that will be in the big campaign setting World Guide coming out in February?
The bit in the Campaign setting will be 4 pages long, this is a sixty four page book, so significantly expanded!
Think of it as the difference between reading a wikipedia article on a country and reading a guide book to said country.
Ustalav...I has it.
But when Paizo Publishing offers me big discounts for premium sourcebooks...
I jump in it.
Ustalav...I has it.
But when Paizo Publishing offers me big discounts for premium sourcebooks...
I jump in it.
*Kisses mini giraffe*
I'm interested in an Ustalav location called the Saffron House. Despite being easy to find on the map in the Pathfinder Campaign Setting, it's noted as being the goal of a Pathfinder expedition in AP 27.
Maybe the Pathfinders in Ustalav aren't good with maps...
Oh, finding it isn't too much trouble. Getting out, though...
But you'll be well served Mr. Villain, there's a map of the Saffron House in here.
Now, to tide yourself over/prepare yourself for this particular site, might I suggest reading Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Robert E Howard's "Pigeons from Hell," and Stephen King's "Jerusalem's Lot."
Oh, finding it isn't too much trouble. Getting out, though...But you'll be well served Mr. Villain, there's a map of the Saffron House in here.
Now, to tide yourself over/prepare yourself for this particular site, might I suggest reading Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Robert E Howard's "Pigeons from Hell," and Stephen King's "Jerusalem's Lot."
Geez Wes .. I was already sold, but now I want the book next week. Dag nabbit! ;)
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Now, to tide yourself over/prepare yourself for this particular site, might I suggest reading Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Robert E Howard's "Pigeons from Hell," and Stephen King's "Jerusalem's Lot."Awesome Wes, thanks for the teaser!
I love Yellow Wallpaper and Jerusalem's Lot both. I'll have to check out Pigeons From Hell. Saffron House sounds like it'll be a great haunted house.
Pigeons from Hell is my favorite Howard story... and one of the scariest stories I've ever read. It's Great!
I WANT this! Right now! Right yesterday! I want it! Give it to me! Let's get to Ustalav! Ustalav!
I want Ustalav to make the poor Demiplane of Dread go running home to mommy with its tail between its legs.
Ustalav!
I really enjoyed Prince of Wolves too. Did I mention Classic Horrors Revisited is awesome? More!
I will have Ustalav's babies. (As long as we're talking about the same Ustalav.)
I just finished reading the yellow wallpaper. I don't think I have ever been as profoundly effected by a story as this one seems to have effected me. It's given me a bounding head ache and a sense of unease that is not fading easily. Despite being very tired, i have no desire to sleep now.
And what can one do?
I am unspeakably excited about this product, both for the upcoming Carrion Crown AP as well as for my current non-AP Golarion game! Love Ustalav!
I'm interested in an Ustalav location called the Saffron House. Despite being easy to find on the map in the Pathfinder Campaign Setting, it's noted as being the goal of a Pathfinder expedition in AP 27.
Maybe the Pathfinders in Ustalav aren't good with maps...
Oh, finding it isn't too much trouble. Getting out, though...
But you'll be well served Mr. Villain, there's a map of the Saffron House in here.
Now, to tide yourself over/prepare yourself for this particular site, might I suggest reading... Robert E Howard's "Pigeons from Hell," and Stephen King's "Jerusalem's Lot."
Two of my favorite horror stories. And OT but am I alone in thinking that "Pigeons from Hell" was probably the very best story Howard ever wrote?
I am SO looking forward to this book!
Just in time for my birthday.
So very very stoked.
Time, move faster, please.
So are you getting any time to play these days?
Hmmm.....what day can i have this book in my hands? LOL... we are holding off on starting our Carrion Crown campaign until we have this book... and my players are more eager to start this Adventure Path than the last two we played combined!
Hmmm.....what day can i have this book in my hands? LOL... we are holding off on starting our Carrion Crown campaign until we have this book... and my players are more eager to start this Adventure Path than the last two we played combined!
If I remember right, the pdf date is usually also the street date for the book for non-subscribers, so if the April 20 date is still correct, you have about a month left to wait. Or you could do the Campaign Setting subscription and get it a couple weeks sooner, plus get the free pdf when the book ships.
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Hmmm.....what day can i have this book in my hands? LOL... we are holding off on starting our Carrion Crown campaign until we have this book... and my players are more eager to start this Adventure Path than the last two we played combined!If I remember right, the pdf date is usually also the street date for the book for non-subscribers, so if the April 20 date is still correct, you have about a month left to wait. Or you could do the Campaign Setting subscription and get it a couple weeks sooner, plus get the free pdf when the book ships.
This is all correct, though I'll note that the April 20 date is still subject to change (but probably no more than a week in either direction).
Meaning subscribers get their pdf when...?
Meaning subscribers get their pdf when...?
Their book ships
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
You're Welcome :)
Meaning subscribers get their pdf when...?
My guess, which can be completely changed by US Customs, would be we would get preparing to ship e-mails the end of next week. And PDf's the following week.
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Thank you, Captain Obvious.
The answer is correct, so no need for snark of moderate quality here. Subscribers get their PDFs when their subs ship. Some subs will ship sooner, some subs will ship later, some subs will be waiting for consolidated shipping, some subs might wait for any extra stuff added to the shipment, and as a result nobody here is able to give you a 100% precise date.
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Since I just recently shut down my D&DI account, I was stumbling around looking for something to feed my subscription money to, and came across Pathfinder - a totally new thing for me, as of about a month ago! I'm really excited to get this first item in my "subscription".
Welcome to these boards! You should definitely consider ordering the brand-new Inner Sea World Guide (Golarion campaign setting) as well (it's gorgeous!). And if you're interested in running a campaign based in Ustalav, buy the Carrion Crown AP, Undead Revisited and Classic Horrors Revisited. Lost Cities of Golarion is a textbook example on a guide to lost and ruined cities (it's simply chock full of juicy stuff) and the upcoming Dungeons of Golarion has information on Gallowspire, plus it details other well-known dungeon complexes as well. Another great location is Kaer Maga in Varisia, and City of Strangers plus Godsmouth Heresy (one of the best low-level adventures I've yet seen) give you all the tools you need for a killer campaign.
If you're still running 4E (it's unclear) ignore the adventures and '...Revisited'-line, but get the rest; most Paizo books are very cunrch-lite and edition-friendly. If you're running Pathfinder, Advanced Player's Guide is one of the best supplements I've bought in ten years.
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Since I just recently shut down my D&DI account, I was stumbling around looking for something to feed my subscription money to, and came across Pathfinder - a totally new thing for me, as of about a month ago! I'm really excited to get this first item in my "subscription".Welcome to these boards! You should definitely consider ordering the brand-new Inner Sea World Guide (Golarion campaign setting) as well (it's gorgeous!). And if you're interested in running a campaign based in Ustalav, buy the Carrion Crown AP, Undead Revisited and Classic Horrors Revisited. Lost Cities of Golarion is a textbook example on a guide to lost and ruined cities (it's simply chock full of juicy stuff) and the upcoming Dungeons of Golarion has information on Gallowspire, plus it details other well-known dungeon complexes as well. Another great location is Kaer Maga in Varisia, and City of Strangers plus Godsmouth Heresy (one of the best low-level adventures I've yet seen) give you all the tools you need for a killer campaign.
If you're still running 4E (it's unclear) ignore the adventures and '...Revisited'-line, but get the rest; most Paizo books are very cunrch-lite and edition-friendly. If you're running Pathfinder, Advanced Player's Guide is one of the best supplements I've bought in ten years.
To be honest, I wouldn't skip the revisited stuff - sure you'll not get use of the page in each chapter that gives the stats of the thing, but the rest of the book will still be great for any edition of the game (heck, any fantasy game...)
You know, when I saw this in my order shipment notification I was going to cancel it, but now that I see it has Ravenloft written all over it, I can't wait to get it.
Welcome to Castlevania...
Do we have a shipping date yet? hmmmmmm? Ustalav awaits. I've already ordered it and im almost ready to drive many states to ya'lls warehouse to pick it up...LOL.
WE BE GOBLINS!
"Ghasterhall
The Palace of Travesties
Master: Gier (LE male demilich)"
Excuse me, where are demiliches statted? Are they in the bestiaries?