Pathfinder Pawns: Bestiary Box

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The brutal beasts of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Bestiary come alive on your tabletop with this box-busting collection of more than 300 creature pawns for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game or any tabletop fantasy RPG!

Printed on sturdy cardstock, each pawn contains a beautiful full-color image of a nasty monster from the core Pathfinder RPG monster reference. Each cardstock pawn slots into a size-appropriate plastic base, making them easy to mix with traditional metal or plastic miniatures. With multiple pawns for commonly encountered creatures and more than 250 distinct creature images, the Bestiary Box is the best way to ensure you've got the right creatures to push your Pathfinder campaign to the next level!

ISBN 978-1-60125-561-7

Bestiary Box Set List

Hundreds of monsters surge to life on your tabletop! Each has its own identification number for easy sorting. The Bestiary Box includes:

Small (and Smaller)
1  Archon, Lantern
2  Bat Swarm (4)
3  Choker
4  Cockatrice
5  Dark Creeper (3)
6  Darkmantle
7  Demon, Dretch (2)
8  Demon, Quasit
9  Derro (2)
10  Devil, Imp
11  Dog
12  Eagle
13  Electric Eel
14  Elemental, Air
15  Elemental, Earth
16  Elemental, Fire
17  Elemental, Water
18  Goblin Warrior (4)
19  Homunculus
20  Intellect Devourer
21  Iron Cobra
22  Kobold Warrior (3)
23  Mephit (2)
24  Mite (2)
25  Pixie
26  Pseudodragon
27  Rat, Dire (2)
28  Shocker Lizard
29  Spider Swarm (4)
30  Stirge (2)
31  Svirfneblin
32  Vargouille (2)
33  Vegepygmy (2)
34  Will-o'-Wisp
Medium
35  Aasimar Cleric
36  Angel, Astral Deva
37  Animated Object
38  Ant, Giant Soldier (3)
39  Archon, Hound (2)
40  Archon, Trumpet
41  Azata, Bralani (2)
42  Azata, Ghaele
43  Barghest
44  Basidirond
45  Basilisk (2)
46  Boar
47  Boggard (3)
48  Bugbear (3)
49  Cat, Leopard
50  Cave Fisher (2)
51  Centipede, Giant
52  Crab, Giant (2)
53  Dark Stalker
54  Demon, Babau (2)
55  Demon, Nabasu
56  Demon, Shadow
57  Demon, Succubus
58  Devil, Barbed (2)
59  Devil, Bearded (2)
60  Devil, Erinyes (2)
61  Devil, Lemure (3)
62  Dinosaur, Deinonychus (2)
63  Dog, Riding
64  Doppelganger
65  Dragon, Young Black
66  Dragon, Young Brass
67  Dragon, Young Copper
68  Dragon, Young White
69  Drow Noble Cleric
70  Drow Warrior (3)
71  Dryad
72  Duergar (2)
73  Elemental, Air
74  Elemental, Earth
75  Elemental, Fire
76  Elemental, Water
77  Ettercap
78  Frog, Giant
79  Gargoyle
80  Genie, Janni
81  Ghost
82  Ghoul (3)
83  Gibbering Mouther
84  Gnoll (3)
85  Goblin Dog
86  Golem, Ice
87  Golem, Wood
88  Gray Ooze
89  Green Hag
90  Half-Dragon, Dracolisk
91  Harpy (3)
92  Hell Hound (2)
93  Hobgoblin Fighter (3)
94  Hyena
95  Invisible Stalker
96  Kyton
97  Leech, Giant
98  Lich
99  Lizardfolk (3)
100  Lycanthrope, Wererat
101  Lycanthrope, Werewolf
102  Medusa
103  Merfolk Warrior
104  Mimic
105  Mohrg
106  Morlock (2)
107  Mummy (2)
108  Night Hag
109  Nymph
110  Orc Warrior (3)
111  Rakshasa
112  Rust Monster
113  Sahuagin (2)
114  Salamander
115  Satyr
116  Sea Hag
117  Shadow
118  Skeletal Champion
119  Skeleton (3)
120  Skum (2)
121  Snake, Venomous
122  Spectre
123  Spider, Giant (3)
124  Tengu Rogue
125  Tiefling Rogue
126  Troglodyte (2)
127  Vampire Sorcerer
128  Violet Fungus
129  Wight
130  Wolf (2)
131  Worg
132  Wraith
133  Xill
134  Xorn
135  Yellow Musk Creeper
136  Yeth Hound (2)
137  Zombie (3)
Large
138  Angel, Planetar
139  Angel, Solar
140  Ankheg
141  Ape, Dire
142  Ape, Gorilla
143  Assassin Vine
144  Azata, Lillend
145  Barghest, Greater
146  Bat, Dire
147  Bear, Dire
148  Centaur
149  Chimera
150  Chuul
151  Cloaker
152  Couatl
153  Crocodile
154  Cyclops
155  Demon, Balor
156  Demon, Hezrou
157  Demon, Marilith
158  Demon, Vrock
159  Devil, Bone
160  Devil, Horned
161  Devil, Ice
162  Devil, Pit Fiend
163  Devourer
164  Dragon, Adult Black
165  Dragon, Adult Brass
166  Dragon, Adult Copper
167  Dragon, Adult White
168  Dragon, Young Blue
169  Dragon, Young Bronze
170  Dragon, Young Gold
171  Dragon, Young Green
172  Dragon, Young Red
173  Dragon, Young Silver
174  Drider
175  Duergar (enlarged)
176  Elemental, Air
177  Elemental, Earth
178  Elemental, Fire
179  Elemental, Water
180  Ettin
181  Gelatinous Cube
182  Genie, Djinni
183  Genie, Efreeti
184  Genie, Marid
185  Genie, Shaitan
186  Giant, Fire
187  Giant, Frost
188  Giant, Hill
189  Giant, Stone
190  Girallon
191  Golem, Clay
192  Golem, Flesh
193  Golem, Iron
194  Golem, Stone
195  Gorgon
196  Griffon
197  Half-Celestial Unicorn
198  Half-Fiend Minotaur
199  Herd Animal, Aurochs
200  Herd Animal, Bison
201  Horse
202  Lamia
203  Lion
204  Lizard, Giant Frilled
205  Manticore
206  Mantis, Giant
207  Minotaur
208  Naga, Dark
209  Naga, Guardian
210  Naga, Spirit
211  Nightmare
212  Ochre Jelly
213  Ogre (2)
214  Oni, Ogre Mage
215  Otyugh
216  Owlbear
217  Pegasus
218  Phase Spider
219  Rhinoceros, Woolly
220  Roper
221  Scorpion, Giant
222  Shambling Mound
223  Shark
224  Sphinx, Gynosphinx
225  Tiger, Dire
226  Troll
227  Unicorn
228  Wasp, Giant
229  Wolf, Dire
230  Wyvern
231  Yeti
Huge
232  Aboleth
233  Bebilith
234  Behir
235  Black Pudding
236  Bulette
237  Demon, Glabrezu
238  Demon, Nalfeshnee
239  Dragon, Adult Blue
240  Dragon, Adult Green
241  Dragon, Adult Red
242  Dragon, Ancient Black
243  Dragon, Ancient White
244  Dragon Turtle
245  Elephant, Mastodon
246  Flytrap, Giant
247  Froghemoth
248  Giant, Cloud
249  Giant, Storm
250  Hydra
251  Remorhaz
252  Retriever
253  Shoggoth
254  Slug, Giant
255  Squid, Giant
256  Treant

The Bestiary Box also includes twenty 1"-bases for Medium and smaller pawns, ten 2"-bases for Large pawns, and five 3"-bases for Huge pawns.

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Cornerstone Gaming Aid

5/5

Short Version: If you use maps in your game, this gives a great foundation of enemies for a fraction of the price of minis.

The pawn boxes, particularly this one containing so many oft-used monsters, each replace hundreds (let's be honest, thousands) of dollars in minis in an easier-to-store solution.

There are a few problems that aren't enough to bump the score down, but are worth mentioning. I often find I don't have enough copies of common monsters, although the Monster Codex box helps a great deal there. The lack of gargantuan and colossal pawns is understandable (they'd be a giant pain to fit on sheets), but still felt. And, after years of weekly use, these pawns don't return snugly to the sheets anymore, necessitating different storage.


Pretty Much Perfect

5/5

I'm finding it hard to figure out what to say when reviewing the Pathfinder pawn boxes. The product details are listed on the back of the packaging, so for the Bestiary Box you'll know you're getting 256 different creature pawns, with some of them coming in multiples for a final count of over 300. The pawns are thick, sturdy cardboard and have held up well through months and years of play. They slot neatly into little round plastic bases, and the box comes with 21 small/medium bases, 10 large bases, and 5 huge ones. Although there might be an omission here or there (I haven't cross-checked), almost every creature that appears in the Bestiary will have a corresponding pawn in this set. The only consistent exceptions are any creatures larger than Huge, as Paizo has refused to come out with any pawns that big. The artwork is full-colour and (usually) matches the creature pictures in the book, the pawns are titled and numbered to match the list on the back of the box for easy sorting, and there are little set indicators so you don't get the pawns from this box mixed up with pawns from other boxes. If I had any criticisms of the Bestiary Box specifically, it's that it's not always intuitive why they chose some creatures to have multiple pawns and others to only have one: for example, there are two "Bralani Azatas" (I'm not exactly sure what that is), but only one Shadow and only one Wraith, etc. Still, quibbles aside, this is an excellent set, and having these pawns sure beats checkers, coins, random minis ("Gandalf is the hyena"), and the various other things GMs sometimes have to put on the table. From one point of view, I can see why it sounds ridiculous to spend $ 44.99 USD on little pieces of cardboard. But . . . somehow it's worth it!


Best Looking Backorder EVER

5/5

I will just drool over these, I'd offer a much more honest rating, but I can't buy them, they are permabackordered. Sooo... they're awesome. Looking. I'll just sit here in my sadness without them. Crying softly. Curled in a ball on the shower floor, cold water and tears running down my face and over my nakedness. I will attempt to carry on. I will survive this. Paizo, you're my only hope. Unless I pay 87.00 on amazon.


A Solid Compromise Between Paper Minis and Solid Minis

5/5

I decided to pick this up after I ran the introductory adventure from The Beginner Box. I had a lot of fun assembling the pawns from that box and placing them on the map for use during the adventure. I don't have the storage space or the budget to buy plastic or metal miniatures. I also don't have the craft skills to make paper minis. So, for me, pawns fit my requirements for miniature figures. The artwork is cool and they store easily in the Beginner Box or their own box.


Bestiary Box is the Answer to GM's Prayers!

5/5

When the clerk at the local game shop told me that the only way I would find a Pathfinder game would be to run one on my own, my mind immediately reeled thinking of the hundreds of miniatures that I would need to properly host a game.

Then I thought about the Pathfinder pawns line and the answer to my problem was in sight! I picked up the Bestiary Box prior to my first session and happily realized that almost every monster that I needed was represented within!

The pawns are sturdy and the artwork is gorgeous. The players really enjoy the added value of seeing the exact creatures they are facing. It makes encounter descriptions a breeze because I just set up the pawns and tell the players "this is what you see"!

You can't beat this selection for the price. Take your game to the next level. This first set is indispensable and will be the only monster box you'll need for a while!


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Just curious, but how are sales of this product compared to the Core Rulebook and Bestiary?

Webstore Gninja Minion

The Diplomat wrote:
Just curious, but how are sales of this product compared to the Core Rulebook and Bestiary?

We don't share our sales information, sorry! But given the fact we did have to reprint this, I'd say they're doing pretty darn well. :D


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I wish I had more money, so that I could buy two boxes each of these.

Grand Lodge

I think this set would also be better if long animals had long tokens instead of all being on tall tokens

Webstore Gninja Minion

FLite wrote:
I think this set would also be better if long animals had long tokens instead of all being on tall tokens

Creatures don't take up rectangles in the Pathfinder RPG ruleset, and I'm fairly certain there's a layout concern regarding tall tokens vs. long tokens for these. Duly noted, however. :D


This is completely random, but is there a chance someone knows who did the art for the night hag in this set? I'd love to find the artist's website so I can see a higher-rez version of it. So far, google has been pretty unhelpful :(


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No huge-sized Metallics? Shoot.


Berselius wrote:
No huge-sized Metallics? Shoot.

Ya I was kind of bummed about that too. Especially since we're not likely to get all the huge metallics in AP sets. I understand that they can only fit in so much but imo they should have replaced the huge white, black and something else with huge gold, silver and bronze dragons. I would be fine without huge versions the lesser true dragons (white, black, brass, copper).

From what I gather from the art there might be a silver in the Wrath of the Righteous set..... Maybe Mummy's Mask will have a huge gold and bronze..... :/


So this is pretty much out of stock with suppliers across the UK, according to the people I've spoken with. It's commanding prices north of £100 on amazon UK.

Is it due for a reprint/resupply anytime soon? My group is graduating from Beginner Box to core in a few weeks and it'd be nice to have a the B1 pawns to go with it!


I would also like to know when this item is getting restocked? I've ordered it a couple of times from local online shops, but a few weeks later they come back with 'oh, sorry, it's actually out of print'. Same happened with the Rise of the Runelords and NPC pawns!

(The lack of a tracking number for international shipping here makes ordering directly from paizo.com extremely stressful in a country where mail has a good chance of disappearing before it gets to the actual recipient :( )

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Lost Omens, Maps, Rulebook Subscriber
FLite wrote:

Has anyone printed these from pdf? What are you printing onto / using for backing material. I have some 22pt chipboard I'm going to try for backing stock and printing onto 110 lb cardstock.

Also, has anyone messed around with resizing the minis? It irks me having the 4 foot dwarf the same height as the 6 foot elf. I also liked the idea of adding the monster type icons.

I like the PDF for the ability to print only what I need or want from the collection, and that in multiples.

I have printed my "thin-mini pawns" onto 65lb. cardstock paper (would have liked to have heavier paper, but not available). I glued the two facing sheets together, sandwiching a piece of 65 lb. cardstock between the two. I cut out the pawn with x-acto or scissors, and made into a "thin-mini." A staple put over the name does three things: obscures the name a bit, allows the stand Paizo gives to accept the thin-mini, and keeps the glued pawn's base from being curled or bent with use.

A while back I amassed some rectangular bases that accepted a thinner card stock pawn made by another company. These bases, if you have something similar, works without the staple.

Liberty's Edge

I think I might buy a copy of this for the wild shapes my PFS Druid can use, they will also be useful in my 3.5 games.

I have to say I much prefer these stand up pawns to the "pogs" that WotC produce, I am actually selling my Monster Vault having never punched the pogs out.

Grand Lodge

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Arikiel wrote:
omg! I just noticed they got the Dragon, Adult Copper & Dragon, Adult Brass mixed up! o_O

Actually, they got them fixed up. The artwork for these two creatures got swapped in the Bestiary book. We know this because of the artist's website that drew them (and basic understanding of the colors of these metals).

Silver Crusade

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Zwergenmauer wrote:
FLite wrote:

Has anyone printed these from pdf? What are you printing onto / using for backing material. I have some 22pt chipboard I'm going to try for backing stock and printing onto 110 lb cardstock.

Also, has anyone messed around with resizing the minis? It irks me having the 4 foot dwarf the same height as the 6 foot elf. I also liked the idea of adding the monster type icons.

I like the PDF for the ability to print only what I need or want from the collection, and that in multiples.

I have printed my "thin-mini pawns" onto 65lb. cardstock paper (would have liked to have heavier paper, but not available). I glued the two facing sheets together, sandwiching a piece of 65 lb. cardstock between the two. I cut out the pawn with x-acto or scissors, and made into a "thin-mini." A staple put over the name does three things: obscures the name a bit, allows the stand Paizo gives to accept the thin-mini, and keeps the glued pawn's base from being curled or bent with use.

A while back I amassed some rectangular bases that accepted a thinner card stock pawn made by another company. These bases, if you have something similar, works without the staple.

Another thing you can do, especially if you have any pawns at all, is print them on sticker paper. What I've done is used my PDFs to make a template for Photoshop, so i can make pawns that I need for different adventures, and print them on sticker paper and paste them over pawns I don't need.


I'm a big fan of the Pathfinder Pawns product and have bought them all so far. I do have a question regarding swarm pawns though. According to the Bestiaries, swarms are 10 feet on a side. Therefore, why are the pawns representing swarms small size instead of large size? I just put my small pawns in large bases to address this, but I think they'd look better as large pawns to begin with.

Grand Lodge

Shaun wrote:
I'm a big fan of the Pathfinder Pawns product and have bought them all so far. I do have a question regarding swarm pawns though. According to the Bestiaries, swarms are 10 feet on a side. Therefore, why are the pawns representing swarms small size instead of large size? I just put my small pawns in large bases to address this, but I think they'd look better as large pawns to begin with.

Swarms can reshape and aren't always a square.

Sczarni

Any chance we can get this pdf updated so the large minis and and huge minis don't have to have their pages individually flipped when printing double sided? I print at Staples and this will becoming extremely annoying.


So I have a question about these Pawns and all the other Pawns, Im considering selling all my old plastic Minis and replacing them with Pawns what I want to know is how do the compare to the pawns in the beginers box cause those are the only ones I have seen?

Thanks in advance

Webstore Gninja Minion

The Beginner Box pawns are what inspired the rest of the Pathfinder Pawns sets—they're pretty much the same (besides different art).


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Is the PDF similar to the AP paper mini's where they have the red folding line to make it easy to double side ?


Joey Virtue wrote:

So I have a question about these Pawns and all the other Pawns, Im considering selling all my old plastic Minis and replacing them with Pawns what I want to know is how do the compare to the pawns in the beginers box cause those are the only ones I have seen?

Thanks in advance

They are very similar, but obviously some lessons from the Beginner Box were incorporated in later products.

The biggest difference is that the Bestiary Box pawns, unlike the Beginner Box pawns, are numbered (and for BB2 and later sets, indicate which set they're from. This may be the case with later printings of the Bestiary Box; mine date pre-date the "Pathfinder Pawn" brand).

The other difference of note is that small creatures have physically smaller pawns than medium creatures, which was not the case with the Beginner Box pawns.

I've converted to all pawns (except for PCs), and while minis look nicer, pawns are (obviously) much more cost effective, making it more likely that you'll have the right piece for the job. Unless you enjoy minis for other reasons (painting, collecting, etc.), I'd recommend the transition.


For the record, I _love_ this product.

There are, however, a few changes I would suggest:

Huge elementals come up pretty often; they should really be included. Some likely candidates for exclusion in order to make that happen include:

232 Aboleth
244 Dragon Turtle
246 Flytrap, Giant
253 Shoggoth
254 Slug, Giant
255 Squid, Giant

Likewise, we could have used more dire rats (practical minimum of 4) and shocker lizards (practical minimum of at least 2, if not 4) instead of that 4th bat or spider swarm (in fact,
I would have much preferred single large-size pawns for swarms).

Spoiler:

Then again, the four small pawns could have been an attempt to model the (imho ambiguous) swarm rules for swarm shapes (does the sentence "the area occupied by a large swarm is completely shapeable, though the swarm usually remains in contiguous squares" apply only to swarms larger than 10 feet on a side, as the placement and context imply?).


Spahrep wrote:
Is the PDF similar to the AP paper mini's where they have the red folding line to make it easy to double side ?

Anyone?


Sorry, I don't have it in PDF. :(

Paizo Glitterati Robot

Spahrep wrote:
Spahrep wrote:
Is the PDF similar to the AP paper mini's where they have the red folding line to make it easy to double side ?
Anyone?

They do not. The PDF version contains the pawns in a dieline for cutting out as a single image (we also include the mirrored version for each sheet of pawns).

Sovereign Court

I wonder about the reason that this particular item is in such scarcity at other retailers, and as to whether this means that another reprint is imminent.


Chris Lambertz wrote:
Spahrep wrote:
Spahrep wrote:
Is the PDF similar to the AP paper mini's where they have the red folding line to make it easy to double side ?
Anyone?
They do not. The PDF version contains the pawns in a dieline for cutting out as a single image (we also include the mirrored version for each sheet of pawns).

Thanks Chris.

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

Lorathorn wrote:
I wonder about the reason that this particular item is in such scarcity at other retailers, and as to whether this means that another reprint is imminent.

We have plenty in stock. Tell your retailers to order it from their distributor!

Sovereign Court

Certainly!


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I bought the Pathfinder Pawns Bestiary Box and it is missing a page according to the back of the box. It's missing the page with the following creatures:

Dryad
Duergar x2
Elemental, Air
Elemental, Earth
Elemental, Fire
Elemental, Water
Ettercap
Frog, Giant
Gargoyle
Genie, Janni
Ghost
Ghoul x3
Gibbering Mouther
Gnoll x3
Goblin Dog
Golem, Ice
Golem, Wood
Gray Ooze
Green Hag
Half-Dragon, Dracolisk
Harpy x3
Ankheg

May a customer service rep let me know how I should proceed? I've sent an email to customer service and haven't received a reply. Thanks!

Paizo Employee Customer Service Representative

Ryan Wong 599 wrote:

I bought the Pathfinder Pawns Bestiary Box and it is missing a page according to the back of the box. It's missing the page with the following creatures:

Dryad
Duergar x2
Elemental, Air
Elemental, Earth
Elemental, Fire
Elemental, Water
Ettercap
Frog, Giant
Gargoyle
Genie, Janni
Ghost
Ghoul x3
Gibbering Mouther
Gnoll x3
Goblin Dog
Golem, Ice
Golem, Wood
Gray Ooze
Green Hag
Half-Dragon, Dracolisk
Harpy x3
Ankheg

May a customer service rep let me know how I should proceed? I've sent an email to customer service and haven't received a reply. Thanks!

Hello Ryan,

It looks like Diego responded to your email earlier today. Let us know if you have any other questions or concerns that we can help you out with in the meantime.

Thanks!
Katina


For the life of me I can't understand why the chromatic dragons got huge sizes but the metallic dragons were apparently snubbed. :(


Is this going to be reprinted? The secondary market is insane right now ($100+ for copies)


I got lucky and snatched one up on Amazon right when they started to become back ordered. You could check some local stores, they may still have some.

Seems Box 2 and 3 are also running low at various spots. I just ordered them. I've been gaming more at cons and theses helped out tremendously.

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

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We have a restock coming—it should be here in under a month.

Liberty's Edge

Glad to see this was restocked on paizo.com. Will this be stocked at other retailers as well (local game stores/amazon/etc)?
Mostly concerned about additional shipping costs but will deal with that if this is the only place where boxes will be available for a while.

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

Retailers should be able to get restocks now.


I find it odd how the price on the back of the box says US $39.99 yet even Paizo is overcharging for it. Found an online site selling it for retail so that's great but really shocked that the company who makes it and has a direct impact on the availability is selling it like a scalper. -10 PP for you Paizo. You should take care of your customers NOT look at them as a scalper would.

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

Unfortunately, our manufacturing costs have gone up, so the new printing has an MSRP of $44.99. There are no other differences between the two most recent printings, so if you find one at the old price somewhere, grab it!


I bought the Bestiary Pawn set.
I really like the quality of the pawns themselves and the artwork.
On the other hand, I could only use 1 of the small, 3 of the medium (actually it is one that is duplicated three times), 7 of the large and 1 of the huge.
Granted, that does not include the 12 white, black, green, blue or red dragon pawns that I may be able to use on rare occasions.
Let us say I do use all of them - that would be 24 total pawns.
That is out of a set that has 256 different pawns with additional numbers of pawns due to multiples of a number of them.

Now, I have already been told that I screwed up; I should have just bought the pdf.
I reply that no I did the right thing because I would have not known what great quality the pawns' construction is if I had.

Before someone asks, let me state here that I am playing in a well known fantasy setting from a well known company in the industry.
I am not going to say what company or game because they come with a lot of baggage out here on the Net and that baggage is not pertinent to my inquiry here.
All I want to do is find a better way for a non-Pathfinder player to spend money on Paizo pawns without having "tons" of useless product, physically and/or digitally, hanging around.

Any way, my idea about how to go about this does not have Paizo coming up with a new physical pawn set.
My idea concerns a pdf.
A pdf which would allow a purchaser to select so many small, medium, large and huge pawn images from around the Paizo pawn stable and purchase that file as a custom pawn pdf set.

This set would allow for a non-Pathfinder gamer to purchase Paizo pawns without feeling like we are getting gypped.
All we, the non-Pathfinder gamers, would have to do is print then paste these images onto the pawns we cannot use from the initial pawn set we bought and then we would have the quality pawn construction with images that work for our gaming.

Actually, I have a question that needs answering at this point.
Let us use Ogres for this question.
They are Ogres in four different sets: Bestiary, Giantslayer, Monster Codex and Rise of the Runelords.
THE Q: Is any artwork repeated across the Ogre pawns of these sets?
I know within a set it is, but is it across sets?
If the image art is not duplicated across sets, then that multiplies what I would desire from the existing Paizo pawn sets because there are several monsters in the same situation as the Ogres that I can use in this special pdf set idea.

Moreover, this pdf set would also allow me to get pawns of monsters which are almost alone in their utility in my situation.
For example, all I want from Bestiary 2 is the Hippogriff.
Or the Wyvern from Hell's Rebels.
And there are several more monsters that have similar problems.
Do these examples make my pdf request more understandable?

Is this really a ridiculous appeal?
Is there anyone else that would like this pdf option?
This would allow me and thousand of other gamers like me to give Paizo more of our money without a great deal of extra work on Paizo's part at very little investment cost on Paizo's part.


If all you want is one pawn, the secondary market such as eBay often has individual or mix and matched sets available for purchase.


Brother Fen wrote:
If all you want is one pawn, the secondary market such as eBay often has individual or mix and matched sets available for purchase.

From some sets it is one type of pawn I need, not just a single pawn of a particular beast.

For example, I need to utilize not a single hippogriff, but D6 or 2D6 hippogriffs.


just curious how oftan does this come back in order?

Grand Lodge

I was wondering to as I ordered one, (Knowing it was backordered.)


I too wonder this. Even a ballpark estimate would be great.

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

We don't currently have a date for the restock—there are a few things queued up in front of it.


Is there any way to easily print variable numbers of specific pawns? I've been using (and loving!) my Bestiary PDFs for a long time now, but it does get frustrating and expensive to print 8 full-color pages of heavy cardstock because I need pawns for an encounter that features four Owlbears. The PDF is (sensibly) locked so that I cannot open it in Photoshop, so no easy creation there. Thoughts? Possible opportunity for a webpage app? Help? Please? :D


Vic Wertz wrote:
We don't currently have a date for the restock—there are a few things queued up in front of it.

Do you have an estimated time? Or do you know how long it usually takes to restock an item?

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

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At this point, I'd put a 50% chance that we'll have them in stock by Gen Con in August.


Any recent news about a restock? We're getting close to August and no new messages here since April...

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