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Just to make sure I don't over-excite myself - This is just pawns for the core boxes and not a sign towards a full-on return of pawns for adventure paths too, correct? In any case, you've got my money for these ones.
yeah, they only said some time ago that they would keep pawns for the "core core" sets.
This is great news!
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This is great news! I've come to rely on pawns for almost all my games, since they are much easier to transport and store.
Any chance there might be a Player Character Pawn Collection reprint?
I'm actually curious to see how they handle troop pawns; making it one 3x3/4x4 token works, but limits the troops ability to spread out with Form Up. It says "plentiful," but also "large," so I'm not sure.
Still, this box should be a good resource.
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This is great news! I've come to rely on pawns for almost all my games, since they are much easier to transport and store.
Any chance there might be a Player Character Pawn Collection reprint?
We do not currently have any plans for a reprint of those. We hope you enjoy these though!! Also, what's the best way you've found to keep your pawns? Asking for a friend. (It's me. I'm asking for me.)
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We do not currently have any plans for a reprint of those. We hope you enjoy these though!! Also, what's the best way you've found to keep your pawns? Asking for a friend. (It's me. I'm asking for me.)This is great news! I've come to rely on pawns for almost all my games, since they are much easier to transport and store.
Any chance there might be a Player Character Pawn Collection reprint?
Lol. Thanks for the reply. I've found that keeping pawns in their original cardboard sheets and then filing them sideways (as if they were books) inside plastic bankers boxes works nicely.
I can only hope that Paizo will issue some sort of pawn collection for the player characters too, however different/reduced in quantity they may be!
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We do not currently have any plans for a reprint of those. We hope you enjoy these though!! Also, what's the best way you've found to keep your pawns? Asking for a friend. (It's me. I'm asking for me.)This is great news! I've come to rely on pawns for almost all my games, since they are much easier to transport and store.
Any chance there might be a Player Character Pawn Collection reprint?
Lol. Thanks for the reply. I've found that keeping pawns in their original cardboard sheets and then filing them sideways (as if they were books) inside plastic bankers boxes works nicely.
I can only hope that Paizo will issue some sort of pawn collection for the player characters too, however different/reduced in quantity they may be!
I use coin collector album pages. You can find them on amazon pretty cheap. Also I think skinny minis brand
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Lol. Thanks for the reply. I've found that keeping pawns in their original cardboard sheets and then filing them sideways (as if they were books) inside plastic bankers boxes works nicely.
I can only hope that Paizo will issue some sort of pawn collection for the player characters too, however different/reduced in quantity they may be!
I use coin collector album pages. You can find them on amazon pretty cheap. Also I think skinny minis brand
has a similar product but a little more expensive.
These are both great suggestions! I'm a sucker for things that match, so I hope we make something as well to keep them. It looks like I wouldn't be the only one who'd be interested!
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This is great news! I've come to rely on pawns for almost all my games, since they are much easier to transport and store.
You're not alone friend!
Printing card board minus for every product was something that set Pathfinder and Paizo apart from other TTRPGs.
I absolutely loved the sets that came with APs in particular.
Which is one of the reasons we decided to play Tyrant's Grasp in 2e this year .. that one still got minis!
Will these be coming out as PDF or VTT Foundry module by any chance?
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A Foundry module has been confirmed for NPC Core when it releases tomorrow. Generally Pawn Sets have also had PDF options as well.
There will be a token pack for this, but the release has been slightly delayed! The team is working as hard as they can, and I'll be making a post when it's out!
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Also, what's the best way you've found to keep your pawns? Asking for a friend. (It's me. I'm asking for me.)
A little late to the discussion (apologies if I'm too late), but i just use plastic page protectors (you can usually find a pack of 20 for a dollar or two in office supply sections of stores). The cardboard sheet slips right in, and then the pages can be stored in 3-ring binders. For pawns that don't come in full boxes, I can separate the front, back and side panel of the cover wrap and slip them right into the 3-ring binder for easy identification. Then as needed, I slide the cardboard out of the page protector and remove the pawn(s) needed, then slide the cardboard back in. Then I do the same thing in reverse when time to store them.
I do like the fact that Pathfinder 2E numbers the pawns, which make it much easier to be able to put back into their appropriate slot in the cardboard sheet. Some pawns from other sources, and even the few I have from Starfinder, don't do that.
I do love pawns over minis, but I will admit haven't decided yet if I'm picking up this box since I do have the similar, albeit much smaller, Gamemastery Guide NPC Pawns.
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A little late to the discussion (apologies if I'm too late), but i just use plastic page protectors (you can usually find a pack of 20 for a dollar or two in office supply sections of stores). The cardboard sheet slips right in, and then the pages can be stored in 3-ring binders. For pawns that don't come in full boxes, I can separate the front, back and side panel of the cover wrap and slip them right into the 3-ring binder for easy identification. Then as needed, I slide the cardboard out of the page protector and remove the pawn(s) needed, then slide the cardboard back in. Then I do the same thing in reverse when time to store them.
I do like the fact that Pathfinder 2E numbers the pawns, which make it much easier to be able to put back into their appropriate slot in the cardboard sheet. Some pawns from other sources, and even the few I have from Starfinder, don't do that.
I do love pawns over minis, but I will admit haven't decided yet if I'm picking up this box since I do have the similar, albeit much smaller, Gamemastery Guide NPC Pawns.
Never too late!! This is helpful as heck!!! Thank you, Corfy!!!
Pawns on the way? You know what this means... Sell us even more!!!
Shut up and take my platinum pieces!
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Thank you so much CosmicIronyMagnet for typing these out. I was hoping Paizo would post them (as they have in the past). Saved me tremendously in marking and keeping my logs. Thank you again!