Seth Parsons |
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But Seth, its FREE!
It is, but you see, that's how they hook you. They throw you a few freebies, then they ask you buy some dice, next thing you know you're scrounging the net trying to find Kingmaker 1 and ready to drop $300 for it!
Also, I was referencing me buying the Mummy's Mask AP, FYI XD
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
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I'm going to jump out in front of this WAY before it even comes up (which it certainly will).
Risen from the Sands is awesome—I just ran it last week and we had an absolute blast. Rob McCreary did a fantastic job and poured equal shares of artistry and sadism into this work.
Not detracting from any of that in the least, but still a thing of note, is the fact that there's a very visable typo marring the back cover. In the tagline at the top, in about 1,000-point font, the word "Pharaoh" is misspelled "Pharoah."
And that is TOTALLY my fault.
I made a change to the line during my final approval and no one past me ever saw it. So 100%, unequivocally, absolutely, without a doubt, my fault.
Of course, as always happens in cases like this, that means I learned about this when we got our first printed copies in house. You know, when it's absolutely too late to correct the issue.
So that's a thing. A personally and professionally embarrassing thing that—along with 10 years of dishonor—has resulted in the hanging of a very clearly lettered Post-It note in my office.
While the print copies will bear this beauty mark, the error has already been corrected on all PDF copies.
In any case, my deepest, most sincere apologies to gamers, Egyptian nobility, and literate sorts everywhere. Fortunately, though, my utter failure has absolutely zero impact on the awesomeness you'll find on the front cover or on any of the pages within.
On a slightly lighter note (if there are such things as lightness and joy anymore), if you're a fan of schadenfreude (and who isn't?), here's a link to the moment this was brought to my attention. Enjoy... you jackals.
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
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We have a swashbuckler and I would say a Bloodrager or warpriest.
Swashbuckler and Warpriest, yup.
Expect names and details on these characters closer to Free RPG Day and the Advanced Class Guide's release!
Feros |
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I'm going to jump out in front of this WAY before it even comes up (which it certainly will).
Risen from the Sands is awesome—I just ran it last week and we had an absolute blast. Rob McCreary did a fantastic job and poured equal shares of artistry and sadism into this work.
Not detracting from any of that in the least, but still a thing of note, is the fact that there's a very visable typo marring the back cover. In the tagline at the top, in about 1,000-point font, the word "Pharaoh" is misspelled "Pharoah."
And that is TOTALLY my fault.
I made a change to the line during my final approval and no one past me ever saw it. So 100%, unequivocally, absolutely, without a doubt, my fault.
Of course, as always happens in cases like this, that means I learned about this when we got our first printed copies in house. You know, when it's absolutely too late to correct the issue.
So that's a thing. A personally and professionally embarrassing thing that—along with 10 years of dishonor—has resulted in the hanging of a very clearly lettered Post-It note in my office.
While the print copies will bear this beauty mark, the error has already been corrected on all PDF copies.
In any case, my deepest, most sincere apologies to gamers, Egyptian nobility, and literate sorts everywhere. Fortunately, though, my utter failure has absolutely zero impact on the awesomeness you'll find on the front cover or on any of the pages within.
On a slightly lighter note (if there are such things as lightness and joy anymore), if you're a fan of schadenfreude (and who isn't?), here's a link to the moment this was brought to my attention. Enjoy... you jackals.
Man, you must really be upset! You completely forgot the golden rule of Paizo: Blame Cosmo!
;)
Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8 |
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
Feros |
Awesome, so we've
We Be Goblins level 1
We Be Goblins II level 2
Risen from the Sands level 3
Dawn of the Scarlet Sun, level 4
Am I right?
We Be Goblins Too! was level 3.
Robert G. McCreary Senior Developer |
Azure_Zero |
Matthew Morris wrote:We also have Master of the Fallen Fortress, for level 1.Awesome, so we've
We Be Goblins level 1
We Be Goblins II level 2
Risen from the Sands level 3
Dawn of the Scarlet Sun, level 4
Am I right?
Your forgetting the other earlier ones
Hollow's Last Hope Level 1
and
Revenge of the Kobold King level 5
Liz Courts Webstore Gninja Minion |
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Or really, just head here to find an adventure for the level you need. :D
Pillbug Toenibbler |
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DM Barcas wrote:Time for seppeku.I started editing with blood years ago. No one ever mentioned it.
Either we have a very high tolerance for gore here, or folks are too busy to notice.
So I'm looking for something a mite flashier.
{covers eyes} NOOOO!!! Please, no mite flashers in the modules!!! I already have a difficult enough time making my saves against nymphs' blinding beauty... Tha poor eyeballs kinna take dat mooch ugly, Cap'in!
Feros |
Wait a minute! If this module provides an early preview of the final ACG classes, does it contain the updates that were made after the last playtest document?
Unlikely. But we will almost certainly see the significant changes that were made which apply to the first three levels of four of the ten classes.
In other words it will most likely be a teaser in the truest sense.
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
Wait a minute! If this module provides an early preview of the final ACG classes, does it contain the updates that were made after the last playtest document?
The pregens were created with the class rules available in February. These are refined from the playtest, but we also put in the caveat that these might not be the final-final builds.
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
Wesley, can you tell us which are the pregens?
Yes I can. But to do so would break my new BLOOD OATH.
So, as not to risk the wrath of my esteemed colleagues, I'm going to let everyone be surprised come Free RPG Day.
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
Liz Courts Webstore Gninja Minion |
F. Wesley Schneider Editor-in-Chief |
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JohnF wrote:That was my typo this time. :DThe product page is missing a word:
This special 16-page Pathfinder Module will initially be made available for Free RPG Day ..
(adhering to the proof-reading standards set by your Editor-in-Chief?)
Oh to live entirely in the virtual world, where one's blackest sins prove so fleeting.
Boo hoo. Etc.
Liz Courts Webstore Gninja Minion |
Calex |
I'm going to jump out in front of this WAY before it even comes up (which it certainly will).
Risen from the Sands is awesome—I just ran it last week and we had an absolute blast. Rob McCreary did a fantastic job and poured equal shares of artistry and sadism into this work.
Not detracting from any of that in the least, but still a thing of note, is the fact that there's a very visable typo marring the back cover. In the tagline at the top, in about 1,000-point font, the word "Pharaoh" is misspelled "Pharoah."
And that is TOTALLY my fault.
I made a change to the line during my final approval and no one past me ever saw it. So 100%, unequivocally, absolutely, without a doubt, my fault.
Of course, as always happens in cases like this, that means I learned about this when we got our first printed copies in house. You know, when it's absolutely too late to correct the issue.
So that's a thing. A personally and professionally embarrassing thing that—along with 10 years of dishonor—has resulted in the hanging of a very clearly lettered Post-It note in my office.
While the print copies will bear this beauty mark, the error has already been corrected on all PDF copies.
In any case, my deepest, most sincere apologies to gamers, Egyptian nobility, and literate sorts everywhere. Fortunately, though, my utter failure has absolutely zero impact on the awesomeness you'll find on the front cover or on any of the pages within.
On a slightly lighter note (if there are such things as lightness and joy anymore), if you're a fan of schadenfreude (and who isn't?), here's a link to the moment this was brought to my attention. Enjoy... you jackals.
Hey Wes- How hard would we get punched if we bring you a copy of this to be signed at a con some time?
Feros |
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Calex wrote:Hey Wes- How hard would we get punched if we bring you a copy of this to be signed at a con some time?More importantly, how hard would it be for Wes to not cross the offending word out with the sharpie?
How cruel would it be to get a mass of people to do this?
Coz |
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This sounds cool, really. And I understand that you want to preview the new ACG, but is there a reason why you couldn't do that with We Be Goblins 3? I love the We Be Goblins series, I buy it every year (my local FLGSs dont do Free RPG Day) but I guess I'll just get the free PDF of this one this year.
Please, bring back more Goblin focused adventures (or an AP, everyone else is behind a Goblin AP, right?), they were seriously some of the best fun I've ever had running or playing PF.
Iammars |
This sounds cool, really. And I understand that you want to preview the new ACG, but is there a reason why you couldn't do that with We Be Goblins 3? I love the We Be Goblins series, I buy it every year (my local FLGSs dont do Free RPG Day) but I guess I'll just get the free PDF of this one this year.
Please, bring back more Goblin focused adventures (or an AP, everyone else is behind a Goblin AP, right?), they were seriously some of the best fun I've ever had running or playing PF.
You may have fun running/playing goblin adventures, but they are some of the stupidest things I have seen out of Paizo. I would be happy if there was never another We Be Goblins again, but I understand that due to the popularity of We Be Goblins, that a part 3 will be due at some point. However, please understand that the entire fanbase doesn't like Goblin adventures, and we would like to get some love from Paizo during Free RPG Day too.
Enlight_Bystand |
This sounds cool, really. And I understand that you want to preview the new ACG, but is there a reason why you couldn't do that with We Be Goblins 3? I love the We Be Goblins series, I buy it every year (my local FLGSs dont do Free RPG Day) but I guess I'll just get the free PDF of this one this year.
Please, bring back more Goblin focused adventures (or an AP, everyone else is behind a Goblin AP, right?), they were seriously some of the best fun I've ever had running or playing PF.
I would note that there was a spare free RPG day between We Be Goblins & We Be Goblins Too, so it may well be that next year that we get another taste of Gobliny Madness.
There is also the concern of Richard Pett's schedule as well.