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Pathfinder Adventure Path #133: Secrets of Roderic's Cove (Return of the Runelords 1 of 6)

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Pathfinder Adventure Path #133: Secrets of Roderic's Cove (Return of the Runelords 1 of 6)

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Wrath Shall Reign!

When one runelord rose from his slumber, the frontier nation of Varisia shook with his power, and it took a band of heroes to save the world. Yet there remained six other runelords, and now the most wrathful of them all has woken! As the runelords waken one after another, the dangers and perils faced by past heroes pale in comparison. When a mysterious and fearful ghost manifests on the streets of Roderic's Cove at the same time the town's gangs use the runes and legacies of ancient Thassilonian tyrants for their own ends, a new band of heroes must rise to save Varisia, and perhaps the world, from the return of the runelords!

This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path begins the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path and includes:

  • "Secrets of Roderic's Cove," a Pathfinder adventure for 1st-level characters, by Adam Daigle.
  • An exploration and gazetteer of the town of Roderic's Cove and its inhabitants, by Adam Daigle.
  • An extensive timeline of the history of Thassilon, revelations about the methods used by each runelord to avoid destruction during the apocalypse of Earthfall, and notes for Game Masters on the roles each runelord plays in this Adventure Path, by James Jacobs.
  • A bestiary of monsters lurking around Varisia, including the child-stealing nochlean and the innocuous-looking warpglass ooze, by Mikko Kallio, Luis Loza, Jacob W. Michaels, and Conor J. Owens.

ISBN-13: 978-1-64078-062-0

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Starts poorly, picks up a bit midstream, and ends with a whimper

2/5 —

This is, unfortunately, a mediocre adventure. It's blandly written, with poorly thought out plot and character motivations, and lack of attention to detail. An unfortunate trend with Paizo is the bland nature of their module writing, such that nearly every location feels the same. Roderic's Cove becomes easily interchangeable with Breechill in Hellknight Hill or Etran's Folly Fall of Plaguestone. Sense of place and immersion has fallen by the wayside.

Cover art is excellent. However, though some interior art is decent, much of it is cartoonish and subpar.

Maps are fine, though they all are encounter maps. Given the number of disparate encounter locations throughout the adventure, the absence of a regional map is unfortunate and notable. Paizo would also do well to start including a small map, as they did with their early adventures, illustrating where on Golarion the setting is to be found.

Part 1:

Let's highlight a positive to start: The young boy Kynae's motivations and characterization are very well thought out and written. Nicely done.

Jana's actions make no sense, and her motivations are not sufficiently explained. It defies credulity that anyone would follow her or try to better themselves and their station by forming a gang called "The Horned Fangs" while living under the town.

For some reason, the town authorities are blithely unconcerned about the murder of 6 people in town. However, they encourage the PCs to investigate, naturally!

Part 2:

Spiders and cockroaches aggressively attack the PCs when the characters enter the room the creatures are in, running contrary to any evolutionary survival instincts the creatures would have. Far better would it have been for the critters to only attack PCs who invaded their specific homes - investigating under floorboards, etc.

Other than the faux pas with the vermin, Roderic's Wreck is very well put-together, flavorful and evocative, with well-placed and appropriate haunts, though the sewing haunt is a bit much.

The intro states that Roderic didn't realize the sword he found in an ancient Thassilonian ruin was Baraket, the sword of pride. Curiously enough, the sword case he kept the weapon in is labeled "Baraket". Oops. As well, in his conversation with the PC's, Roderic's ghost warns them about Baraket controlling them. Double-oops. Later, he even refers to Baraket as a Sword of Sin. Triple-oops.

By the way, the module insists that PCs won't earn XP as normal if they happen to defeat Roderic's ghost. Extremely lame.

Some creatures encountered can seem a bit forced. For instance, attic whisperers form as a result of a lonely or neglected child's death and linger in the places where they were formed. Since this module states that Roderic's children were well-loved, the attic-whisperer, as cool as it is, doesn't seem to be thematically appropriate here.

Part 3:

This section is mixed consisting of initially trite encounters with bandits and goblins followed by very solid encounters at Stonehouse and Alaznist's Armory. Generally well-done here, though it's extremely weird that the Roadkeeper bandits are led by an old woman.

Part 4:

Peacock Manor is fairly well crafted, but rooms are not properly described, with a lack of attention to detail. This is especially notable in the scriptorium and library, where not a single specific tome is listed. Poor show. Adventure designers, take note: if space is an issue, simply have fewer rooms, but describe each remaining in detail.

As well, morale becomes an afterthought, with singular opponents apparently not at all caring for their lives while facing off to the death against a full party of adventurers.

Completely weird and out of place that Corstela has an assistant who's a cambion. Apparently, they formed a friendship for some reason long ago. No information is given as to the cambion's motivations. At least he has an incredibly cheesy name: "Pridebound Assistant". As if anyone calls him that.

Part 5:

And now we arrive at the Underflume, where the plot issues rise to the fore. To begin, it makes no sense that Galeena, the owner of Creekside Tavern, would rent out her storeroom, which connects to her valuable and secret cold storage room (kept at a constant 40 degrees F by the way) to Jana, a drunk who was allowed to "sleep off a bender" there. As well, the "secret" door that Jana discovered in the cold storage room, while drunk apparently, is labeled as a normal door on the map.

Jana's actions based on her motivations make no sense. She wants to get Roderic's Cove on her side to help gain revenge on the criminal elements in Riddleport that doomed her mother? Ok, then why does she form a criminal gang called the "Horned Fangs" and live under the town?

The room descriptions and encounters in the Underflume are very underwhelming. Far too much effort went into describing what the rooms were used for 10,000 years ago vs. focusing on making them interesting places to explore now. As it stands, the place seems like it was far more interesting 10 millenia ago.

The Alaznist haunt in H20 is extremely cheesy and ham-handed, treating the players like children in the manner in which it forces plot reveals down their throats.

Roderic's Cove Gazeteer:

Very bland and not believalable. The town is described as being small and insular, full of gossiping, superstitious people, but is presented as exactly the opposite, full of people completely tolerant and accepting of gender and racial equality.

This illustrates one of the primary issues with Paizo products these days - since Paizo takes pains to virtue-signal political-correctness, all of their non-evil towns feel exactly the same. All are exemplars of racial and gender harmony and equity, unless they are explicitly matriarchies. This really ruins the verisimilitude of the world, instead making it a pale reflection of our own real-world left-wing politics.

Bestiary:

Notably poor, full of silly creatures.

As with all Pathfinder products, the unfortunate gender activism is present here, with all leaders being female. Yes, even the gang leaders are female. Makes perfect sense! Pretty soon, every Good-aligned nation, city, town, and village in Golarion will be ruled by a female. This falls once again in-line with Paizo's verisimilitude-shattering habit of assigning gender-equality or matriarchy to seemingly all non-evil communities. (-1 star)

The relative quality of Roderic's Wreck saves this from being a 1-star review.

Fun Adventure Path for Your Varisian Legacy Characters!

5/5 —

A Strong Start to an Epic Campaign

4/5 —

Secrets of Roderic's Cove serves well as the start of the Rise of the Runelords adventure path and is strong enough in its own right to serve as a stand-alone adventure if desired. Since it covers a level 1-5 range, it could even serve as an entire campaign for somebody using the Beginner's Box if desired.

The town of Roderic's Cove has many problems, from a mini-gang war to the appearance of the ghost of the town founder. The order in which the PCs solve these problems depends on their choices. All told, the adventure features several dungeons, a monster-filled wilderness, a haunted house, and a mansion whose infiltration calls for stealth and guile. This is in addition to several encounters in the town itself, from monsters that attack in the night to the chaos caused by a renegade grimple.

Secrets of Roderic's Cove is much more of a sandbox than most other 1st-level adventures, and it serves well to establish the PCs as individuals with their own agency. The adventure path calls for a group that is willing to be proactive and solve problems in their own way, and this adventure sets that tone nicely.

It would have been nice to see more guidance in certain areas - the aforementioned mansion could be difficult to run for a GM who doesn't handle infiltration missions well, for example. I also miss certain adventure path features such as the foreword and the fiction, but I understand that certain sacrifices have to be made for the line's first 1-20 non-mythic adventure path. Overall, this book is a strong start to a campaign and a good adventure to have even if you don't plan to run the full path.

Third Time's the Charm

4/5 —

First, let me qualify this review. This is not a read-through review; our group has played this adventure and it’s not all that different from any of the other introductory modules of which we've played in nearly half of the APs Paizo has published over the past decade. It is quite serviceable and, as advertised, disposable pulp fantasy, complete with the requisite tropes. If you're looking for award-winning prose or groundbreaking character development, it is in short supply, but this seems to be standard and the norm for monthly canned modules like these. Even so, there's a lot for GMs to work with: a fleshed-out location with ample NPCs, a clear tie in to the next module, and enemies who, if played with nuance, skirt the line between ally and enemy. The encounters are appropriately difficult for a system that's now so bloated with exploits. Groups looking for cheap thrills and plenty of them will be satisfied as the module trends towards quick advancement and steady, generous treasure acquisition. Does it need some extra love from the GM, well yes – show me a module that does not. Does it live up to the previous installments in the Runelord franchise, I'd say, yes, close. We lack singing goblins in this one, but, memory has a funny way of making those past installments better than they actually were and it's challenging to go up against that type of nostalgia in a world increasingly suffused with critics.

Of six ap’s this is the worst

1/5 —

Into book three of this ap; have played six other ap’s and this is hands down the worst ap. The story is extremely underwhelming and feels like it was written as a “where are they now” tour of previous ap’s. If you want to take a tour of previous ap's NPCs and locations then this is the ap for you. If you want a good story I’d try any number of other ap’s.

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James Jacobs wrote:
Even then, it's a tight squeeze, and it's looking like unless I artificially inflate XP awards in the last adventure that PCs won't hit 20th level until the very end, just in time for the final encounter.

That's very unfortunate. I'd really like to, for once, actually play a while at level 20, not just for the final boss fight. Though I suppose it would be easy enough to keep the PCs one level above the recommended and just toss an advanced template or two on everything.

Marco Massoudi wrote:


Subscribers will begin to get access to their pdfs starting tomorrow, friday 17th of august and all of them should have received them by friday 24th.
Street date is august 29th.
The players guide will be available sometimes in between tomorrow and 29th.

Personally i expect it either by the middle of next week or by monday the 27th.

Oh, ok.

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:) Glad Paizo is back up. Back to waiting for my pdf :) Hopefully Monday I will get my shipping confirmation ^_^. I have been looking forward to this for the past 5 years. DM'd every runelords adventure path and looking forward to the finale.
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sunderedhero wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
Even then, it's a tight squeeze, and it's looking like unless I artificially inflate XP awards in the last adventure that PCs won't hit 20th level until the very end, just in time for the final encounter.
That's very unfortunate. I'd really like to, for once, actually play a while at level 20, not just for the final boss fight. Though I suppose it would be easy enough to keep the PCs one level above the recommended and just toss an advanced template or two on everything.

I'm further into the last adventure and there's a LOT of XP to be earned. Most parties will be able to earn enough XP to do the final set of encounters and not just the last one at 20th level, but that depends as much on your GM giving out XP at the right time... if you only give out XP at the end of a session and your sessions run long, it might be tricky.

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James Jacobs wrote:
sunderedhero wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
Even then, it's a tight squeeze, and it's looking like unless I artificially inflate XP awards in the last adventure that PCs won't hit 20th level until the very end, just in time for the final encounter.
That's very unfortunate. I'd really like to, for once, actually play a while at level 20, not just for the final boss fight. Though I suppose it would be easy enough to keep the PCs one level above the recommended and just toss an advanced template or two on everything.
I'm further into the last adventure and there's a LOT of XP to be earned. Most parties will be able to earn enough XP to do the final set of encounters and not just the last one at 20th level, but that depends as much on your GM giving out XP at the right time... if you only give out XP at the end of a session and your sessions run long, it might be tricky.

And that is why I've long done away with giving out XP and just tell the players to level up at the appropiate moments.

Dark Archive

So shipping will now begin on monday 27th.
I bet the players guide will drop on the (intended) street date of wednesday 29th.
Liberty's Edge
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And I'm betting I'll be getting my shipping notification (and therefore pdf) 1-3 days after the releases date and the books 7-10 days after the street date.

::Sadface::
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Yeah its a bummer this is shipping so late. It really should have been celebrated as a Gencon release, since Runelords are such an iconic part of pathfinder.
Now subscribers wont even have it in their hands by street date.
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Grumpus wrote:

Yeah its a bummer this is shipping so late. It really should have been celebrated as a Gencon release, since Runelords are such an iconic part of pathfinder.

Now subscribers wont even have it in their hands by street date.

Some of us don't get their hands on it until well after the release dates anyhow. Subscribers will still get their PDFs on or shortly after release. It happens.

Liberty's Edge
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FallenDabus wrote:
Grumpus wrote:

Yeah its a bummer this is shipping so late. It really should have been celebrated as a Gencon release, since Runelords are such an iconic part of pathfinder.

Now subscribers wont even have it in their hands by street date.
Some of us don't get their hands on it until well after the release dates anyhow. Subscribers will still get their PDFs on or shortly after release. It happens.

Doesn't mean we shouldn't or can't be disappointed by it. Part of the reason for subscribing is to make sure we get the materials. Part of the benefit for placing trust in Paizo by subscribing is that we get free pdfs when the item ships. Part of a subscriber's reasonable expectation is that this occurs ahead of the item's release date.

Sure, it happens. Doesn't mean we have to be happy about it.
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Please please PLEASE confirm subscriptions before the site goes down again! : S
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Darth Krzysztof wrote:
Please please PLEASE confirm subscriptions before the site goes down again! : S

If the site goes down again, we can't DL our pdfs - so...

Dark Archive

I doubt anybody already has this.
Prove me wrong, Skeld! ;-)
Grand Lodge
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*coughs*
Dark Archive
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TriOmegaZero wrote:
*coughs*

You have it? well dont leave us all in suspence How is it?

Grand Lodge
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I'm not allowed to talk until subscribers get it. :P
Dark Archive
TriOmegaZero wrote:
*coughs*

Can you list the creatures by name, type & CR?

Some details about Roderics Cove would also be much appreciated. ;-)
Dark Archive

Also: Which Runelords survived & how?
Dark Archive

Has subscriber shipping started today or not (due to website problems)?
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Subscriber shipping has started.
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I have my PDF. I'll be happy to answer some questions.

-Skeld
Dark Archive
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Basic outline of the plot maybe?

Kevin,

I assumed there was Time travel involved...

Also I too would it if Skeld answered our questions about the bestiary, CR and type.
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Kevin Mack wrote:
Basic outline of the plot maybe?

Spoiler:

The adventure starts out with the PCs intervenin in an excalating altercation between rival gangs and quickly turns into a "something bigger is going on" investigation that ends with the revelation that Runelords are waking (or already are).

The AP plot summary sounds crazy good if you're a fan of the Runelord-related APs and lore.

-Skeld
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Thomas Seitz wrote:

Kevin,

I assumed there was Time travel involved...

Also I too would it if Skeld answered our questions about the bestiary, CR and type.

Spoiler:

Cypher Gull, CR 2, N Tiny Magical Beast (looks like a gull with runes on its wings)
Nochlean, CR 3, CE Medium Fey (reminds me of a grey/tan goblin)
Runewarped Creature, CR +1, template
Warpglass Ooze, CR 2, N Medium Ooze (evil reflection thing)

-Skeld
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Thomas Seitz wrote:

Kevin,

I assumed there was Time travel involved...

Also I too would it if Skeld answered our questions about the bestiary, CR and type.

On tine travel:

Spoiler:
reading the AP summary, it doesn't look like time travel becomes a plot point for the PCs until the 5th or 6th chapter.

-Skeld
Dark Archive

Skeld, which Runelords survived how?

Which RLs are fought in which books?

Thank you a lot! :-)
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where's the Player's Guide? It was supposedly on schedule before the site went down.
Liberty's Edge
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zergtitan wrote:
where's the Player's Guide? It was supposedly on schedule before the site went down.

On schedule meant "on or around" the same time as the first chapter, so today, tomorrow, the next day, next week if the site goes down again, you know..... sometime.

James Jacobs wrote:
Player's guide is in process, and will be out closer to the release of the first volume. As always for Player's Guides, please be patient.

Dark Archive

The players guide should normally be out on the street date of the first volume of an AP at the latest.
Due to the site having problems and Paizo being notoriously understaffed since Starfinders development, i can see it coming out much later though.
I'm sure James & the Paizo crew are doing their best. :-)
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Marco Massoudi wrote:
... Paizo being notoriously understaffed since Starfinders development...

Wrong.

We've got more employees working on Pathfinder than EVER before—Starfinder isn't understaffing us on the Pathfinder side of things.

The Player's Guide has been ready to go live for weeks, and it's the unfortunate website trouble that's delayed it (along with all other website related things)—NOT a shortage of editors or developers or anyone else on the editorial side of things.

Please don't assume that since we were late on the last one that we've always been late and always will be for Player's Guides.
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Marco Massoudi wrote:

The players guide should normally be out on the street date of the first volume of an AP at the latest.

Due to the site having problems and Paizo being notoriously understaffed since Starfinders development, i can see it coming out much later though.
I'm sure James & the Paizo crew are doing their best. :-)

This is not the place, but the bolded part of your statement is not the case. We've hired a number of people in the last 9 months or more, as noted in our New Faces blogs (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3).

In any case, the problems with the site have prevented us from getting the Player's Guide up sooner. As always, it will be available when we can get it out to y'all.
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And: What Adam said.

Further (and @ Marco specifically)—if you don't work at Paizo, please avoid making comments like you do. It confuses folks and it annoys us.
Paizo Employee Managing Developer
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James beat me by 22 seconds!
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Adam Daigle wrote:
James beat me by 22 seconds!

Perhaps, but I think having both of us jump in at about the same time is good for getting the message out. Thanks for the assist! :-)

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I just am glad that Paizo is one of the most engaged staffed companies I have ever had the chance to purchase from. I work in the IT field and understand things occur. I just keep looking forward to this as I love the first book of any adventure path. Especially the trilogy. Uniquely I saw that there is a template which makes me excited.
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I'm excited because while I've been reading APs for a dozen years and have been working on them for the last 6, this is the first one I've written! :D

This is why people in WW kind of didn't like me for saying stuff about Scarred Lands...

But in the interim, I want to say I already like the bestiary stuff AND I look forward to seeing how this all plays out.

Finally if Adam likes it, you know it must be good. :)
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Now that that's all settled, let's get back to some mild spoilers.

Marco Massoudi wrote:
Skeld, which Runelords survived how?

Spoiler:
This comes from the section about the Runelords.

Alaznist - Used a runewell to create a sheltered demiplane (similar to Karzoug).
Belimarius - Trapped in a time loop by accident.
Karzoug - Currently living in his mother's basement loudly complaining that she bought the wrong hot pockets.
Krune - Trapped himself in a soul gem on purpose.
Sorshen - Used a runewell to create a sheltered demiplane.
Xanderghul - Created his own demiplane without a runewell, thank you very much.
Zutha - Lich phylactery.

Marco Massoudi wrote:
Which RLs are fought in which books?

Spoiler:
This comes from the AP summary.

Chapter 4 - Xanderghul.
Chapter 5 - Belimarius (maybe).
Chapter 6 - Alaznist.

-Skeld
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Skeld, PDF Prophet wrote:

Now that that's all settled, let's get back to some mild spoilers.

Marco Massoudi wrote:
Skeld, which Runelords survived how?

** spoiler omitted **

-Skeld

Ok, I almost choked on my drink regarding Karzoug. :)

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Ugh, reading the Runelord Legacy section and campaign outline section left me more anxious to get the remaining six parts than before. I had hoped that I could calm down a bit about that after reading the campaign outline, but nope.

That's going to be a long six months.
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Skeld wrote:
Karzoug - Currently living in his mother's basement loudly complaining that she bought the wrong hot pockets.

Infinite, cosmic power! Itty-bitty living space. LOL

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Has everyone got their pdfs or is it still delayed from the website being down. The suspense is killing me!
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Those of us with subscriptions (in my case, to product lines other than this one) could very well be waiting for spoilers from non-subscribers -- note that PDFs are available for direct sale now.
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Skeld, PDF Prophet wrote:

Now that that's all settled, let's get back to some mild spoilers.

Marco Massoudi wrote:
Skeld, which Runelords survived how?

** spoiler omitted **

Marco Massoudi wrote:
Which RLs are fought in which books?

** spoiler omitted **

-Skeld

Spoiler:
Kind of hoping Zutha and Sorshen have some kind of bearing on the story, since for the most part Sorshen's hidey-hole is known to the players (It's under Korvosa.)
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As for the runelords having story impacts...

Spoiler:
ALL SEVEN of the ones folks are familiar with have impacts on the story in one way or another, but beyond that, many more beyond those—prior runelords who ruled further back—also have impacts on the story. Not all of that information is listed in part 1.
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David knott 242 wrote:

Those of us with subscriptions (in my case, to product lines other than this one) could very well be waiting for spoilers from non-subscribers -- note that PDFs are available for direct sale now.

Sorry, should have been more clear. I have the subscription, but haven't gotten any message for about 2 weeks about it. Wasn't sure if the website crash pushed me having access to the pdf back this far.

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Salbade wrote:
David knott 242 wrote:

Those of us with subscriptions (in my case, to product lines other than this one) could very well be waiting for spoilers from non-subscribers -- note that PDFs are available for direct sale now.

Sorry, should have been more clear. I have the subscription, but haven't gotten any message for about 2 weeks about it. Wasn't sure if the website crash pushed me having access to the pdf back this far.

It seems that way; my subscription copy hasn't shipped yet, either.

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Darth Krzysztof wrote:
Salbade wrote:
David knott 242 wrote:

Those of us with subscriptions (in my case, to product lines other than this one) could very well be waiting for spoilers from non-subscribers -- note that PDFs are available for direct sale now.

Sorry, should have been more clear. I have the subscription, but haven't gotten any message for about 2 weeks about it. Wasn't sure if the website crash pushed me having access to the pdf back this far.
It seems that way; my subscription copy hasn't shipped yet, either.

Same here.

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Ah well. It's not like I'm short of stuff to play at least :)
maybe I'll get lucky and will get the pdf just in time to read over the long weekend
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