Announced! Product image is a mock-up.
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That sounds AWESOME!
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It's terrific you're continuing the practise of ensuring new releases tie-in with old ones. That change alone increased the value of these subscriptions to me by about 50%.
(I also think the artwork has been gradually improving since the line's beginnings).
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I think I may have seen some Paizo staff and contributors who 'play tested' a larger model/version of this map at Gen Con.
For research I am sure.
Ahem.
I can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.
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I can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.
Product Request: Paizo The Drinking Game.
Product Design by Jason Bulhman and Tim Hitchcock.
(play tested by the Werecabbages)
Subscribers get a 15 percent discount on a liver transplant.
Subscribers get a 15 percent discount on a liver transplant.
What if you live in public healthcare land? 15% of nothing is not much of an incentive. ;)
... while the flip-side extends the scene on Flip-Mat: Warehouse to flesh out the seedier side of town! Both sides show interiors and exteriors, for when the inevitable brawls spill out onto the city streets!
That is awesome ... nothing like an extra-huge waterfront map for a perfect chase sequence.
Is this map "coincidentally" supposed to represent any specific place in any specific product? Like say The Hagfish or the Fatman's Feedbag?
Does this map "align" with any of the other ubran mats, like marketplace, city streets or any other?
TwoWolves..
the flip-side extends the scene on Flip-Mat: Warehouse to flesh out the seedier side of town!
Well I figured the waterfront side would. I was thinking the less obvous possible connections.
I can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.I think I may have seen some Paizo staff and contributors who 'play tested' a larger model/version of this map at Gen Con.
For research I am sure.
Ahem.
After looking at the final map, I remain unconvinced that the pubs portrayed do not resemble any locations based in, on, or around the greater Seattle area or locations in the midwest. :P
After looking at the final map, I remain unconvinced that the pubs portrayed do not resemble any locations based in, on, or around the greater Seattle area or locations in the midwest. :PI can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.I think I may have seen some Paizo staff and contributors who 'play tested' a larger model/version of this map at Gen Con.
For research I am sure.
Ahem.
Sounds like a road trip is in order!
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After looking at the final map, I remain unconvinced that the pubs portrayed do not resemble any locations based in, on, or around the greater Seattle area or locations in the midwest. :PI can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.I think I may have seen some Paizo staff and contributors who 'play tested' a larger model/version of this map at Gen Con.
For research I am sure.
Ahem.
If I did research for the design of this product, I don't remember it. ;)
If I did research for the design of this product, I don't remember it. ;)After looking at the final map, I remain unconvinced that the pubs portrayed do not resemble any locations based in, on, or around the greater Seattle area or locations in the midwest. :PI can neither confirm nor deny the extensive research and testing required to adequately put this map into production.I think I may have seen some Paizo staff and contributors who 'play tested' a larger model/version of this map at Gen Con.
For research I am sure.
Ahem.
That is the nature of such research.
...FOR SCIENCE!
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How are you guys envisioning the one room on the flip side northwest corner that opens up without a wall into the sea? Is that like an open pen area without a ceiling, or did it used to be a proper building but the cliff has recently collapsed into the sea, taking the corner of the building with it, or what?
I realize that I can just make up my own explanation, but I'd like to hear some additional ideas.
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How are you guys envisioning the one room on the flip side northwest corner that opens up without a wall into the sea? Is that like an open pen area without a ceiling, or did it used to be a proper building but the cliff has recently collapsed into the sea, taking the corner of the building with it, or what?
I realize that I can just make up my own explanation, but I'd like to hear some additional ideas.
Suggestion: This location is in Absalom. That room caters to gillmen clients and provides easy access to and from the sea.