And thank you for answer Hawkmoon269:-) Sorry I miss first sentence of you post, that you are not a Paizo employee.
You are welcome. How good are you with a razor knife?
I'm personally really hoping that adventure case comes soon, but it seems to have been stalled in development. I know a while back The Broken Token had said they were looking for a European distributor. I also know that one that looks remarkably similar to the Broken Token one is for sale on Amazon.co.uk. There are a few other card game players on the forums that also hail from Germany. I'm not sure if ordering it all together and then figuring out how to get it to everyone once in counter would save you some money and be worth the headache, but you could look into it. MyFly would be someone to ask about that.
And that is about all I know about inserts for PACG. But yeah, in ideal world that adventure case would be in production by now and holding so many of my cards. If you have more questions about the adventure case, I'd suggest popping over to the card game forums so we can return this thread to discussion of the Wrath of the Righteous Base Set. This thread is about the adventure case in particular. I hope you find a solution that works for you.
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Vic, I think he's referring to the plastic insert within the box that holds all the cards. He'd mentioned earlier that the insert that's included with the box only accommodates unsleeved cards. Hawkmoon had suggested the 3rd party box inserts by put out by The Broken Token and Go7 as examples of inserts that can handle cards-in-sleeves, but it seems those are scarce in Germany too. =(
Ah. We have nothing whatsoever to do with that. They're not officially licensed products. As Hawkmoon mentioned, our official accessory licensee UltraPRO has one in the works, but there are no details available on that, and no release date for it yet.
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Hawkmoon you are a miracle worker. Thanks for all your advices. I will put them to good use.
One more question, if I would like to know more about story, will I find my answers in books released by Paizo? By other words, how much story is inside WOTR books?
Each card game Adventure Path is an adaptation of an RPG Adventure Path. While we add and subtract elements due to the different nature of each game, the storyline is the same. So the RPG Adventure Path books will tell you a lot of the stories behind the scenarios, locations, villains, henchmen, monsters, allies, loot, and other cards you'll find in the PACG version.
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I am looking forward for explanation why is it absolutely not possible. Can someone from Paizo please answer this?
You're asking the wrong question. It's obviously possible to do this, but that doesn't mean Paizo should do it. Before that would happen, there are a couple of other questions that need to be answered. The first one is whether Paizo could sell enough copies of such a product to recoup their cost (and if so, what would be the appropriate price). And even if that investigation proved favourable, there's the question as to whether this would be the best use of their resources, as I'm sure there are other products competing for the limited time of the editing staff and of all the other people necessary to turn an idea into a reality.
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The When Closing section on some locations requires you to summon and defeat (or acquire) a card. Summon and encounter it; if you do not defeat (or acquire) it, the location is not closed.
So if you succeed, you get to keep the weapon and the location is closed; if you fail, the weapon goes back in the box and the location is not closed.
When you attempt to acquire a boon, add 1 plus the scenario’s adventure deck number to checks to acquire it.
Adding to a check is a good thing. Increasing the difficulty of a check is a bad thing.
Please ask further rules questions in the PACG Rules Questions forum.