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James Jacobs wrote:


Age of Worms can be found in issues #124–#135 of Dungeon; it ran without break over the course of 12 issues. For the foreseable future, this is the only place you'll be able to get the campaign. If we get the approval to produce a hardcover version and if we have the resources in place to do so when we DO get approval... it'll still probably be at least a year before the product sees the light of day.

So for now (and the rest of 2006 and most of 2007), the magazine incarnation of Age of Worms is it. Fortunately, I believe we have a LOT of issues of these 12 down in the warehouse for order on this website.

That's fine by me. As long as it does see the light of day... otherwise, just watch out in the post for jars of strange, green worms, that's all I'll say


James Jacobs wrote:

Age of Worms can be found in issues #124–#135 of Dungeon; it ran without break over the course of 12 issues. For the foreseable future, this is the only place you'll be able to get the campaign. If we get the approval to produce a hardcover version and if we have the resources in place to do so when we DO get approval... it'll still probably be at least a year before the product sees the light of day.

So for now (and the rest of 2006 and most of 2007), the magazine incarnation of Age of Worms is it. Fortunately, I believe we have a LOT of issues of these 12 down in the warehouse for order on this website.

Shouldn't there be a consideration that there's probably a limited window of opportunity for an Age of Worms hardcover? It sounds like a lot of us are playing it now, and most of us should be able to finish the campaign in a year and half. So I question whether there's even a need to publish a hardcover.

I mean I'd certainly buy a hardcover now (provided it added new value over the current magazines). But once I'm done with the campaign, it seems kinda hard to justify spending $60+ dollars on a book I won't be using for just nostalgia sake. If I'm done with the campaign, you don't have anything to offer me even if you add in new material.


Crazy Duck wrote:
I mean I'd certainly buy a hardcover now (provided it added new value over the current magazines). But once I'm done with the campaign, it seems kinda hard to justify spending $60+ dollars on a book I won't be using for just nostalgia sake. If I'm done with the campaign, you don't have anything to offer me even if you add in new material.

I suspect that the number of people currently playing AoW is probably not a majority of current Dungeon subscribers, let alone current D&D players. The hardcover market is for the subscribers who have AoW queued up behind SCAP, or for non-subscribers who have been hearing about it on various gaming messageboards for a year now. GMs with multiple groups or plans to rerun the path in the future fall in there somewhere, as well.


Brent Stroh wrote:
I suspect that the number of people currently playing AoW is probably not a majority of current Dungeon subscribers, let alone current D&D players. The hardcover market is for the subscribers who have AoW queued up behind SCAP, or for non-subscribers who have been hearing about it on various gaming messageboards for a year now. GMs with multiple groups or plans to rerun the path in the future fall in there somewhere, as well.

I think we're both speculating then because we both don't have any exact figures (although my group is almost done with SCAP, and we split time between three different campaigns so I bet a lot of people are finished or near finished). But the figure I know for certain is that I'm playing AOW now, so if the hardcover comes out after I'm done then I don't have much incentive to buy it. It's a fact that they lose potential sales the longer that they wait.

Personally, though, I don't see the need for a hardcover. I've already got all the magazines so unless there is lots of new stuff in there, its not worth it. But as I've already heard from the editors in this thread, its cost prohibitive to add in a ton of new material. Plus, they've already done a great job of giving us supplemental material with the online supplements. What more do we really need from a hardcover? (and printing it for people without subscriptions seems like a bad idea, that teaches away from subscriptions in the first place). Shouldn't we be encouraging new material rather than rehashes of stuff we have?


I would very much like to see the AoW HC. Being new to the game when the AP originally started, I didn't even realize that AoW existed (except for the Wormfood articles in Dragon... "What the heck is this? I haven't heard of an 'Age of Worms' Campaign Setting..."). Now, having read the AoW overload, I see that it is a wicked awesome campaign that I would like to run for a brave and intrepid group of adventurers. The only problem is that ordering the back issues would cost me $95! I know that might not seem like much to most people, but I am only 14, and my cash flow situation leaves much to be desired. It would be nice if you could come out with a consolidated HC that would cost $60, because even saving that measly $35 would be enough to buy a WotC book and a minis pack. I beg of you, help those out there who are in desperate need of good campaigns, but don't necessarily have the money to get all the back issues.


There has been a firestorm of rumours on EnWorld about the possible release of 4E in 2007, and some have even gone so far as to suggest that an Age of Worms hardcover will never happen because WotC wouldn't want to greenlight a project that would be coming out just as 4E is being marketed and 3.5E becomes obsolete.

I would like to add to this hysterical rumourmongering by saying that this is no doubt the plan of the Illuminati to conceal the facts of the Age of Worms from the general public and restrict them to Dungeon subscribers only.

Get your Age of Worms magazine issues before they're burned and banned!!!


My group is about 55% of the way through Shackled City (Just found the Soulcage in the Cathedral of Wee Jas). If the current pace keeps up, we should finish the series about early 2007. So the prospective release in 2007 would be great for us!


Don't worry Krypter. Everything is under control. It would take a cosmic trigger for the historical illuminati to be so RAW as to suppress the Age of Worms. Prometheus is rising, so just remember: reality is what you can get away with.

4E? Ye gads.


I would kill to see a AoW HC, as I am poor and can't afford the back issues of Dungeon. Right now I'm doing Shackled City (as a player) and it is FReAKING SWEEt! I can't believe how immesurrabley cool it is and I'm loving the AP setting, now only if you could publish the setting as well...

But yeah I'd definatly buy this the day it came out, and likely DM it on the same day. :)


I certainly hope that we see the hardcover of this AP soon.

(I also hope that Paizo is able to publish other things, like a second Dragon Compendium and such.)

Scarab Sages

It's been a while since someone said "wow, I want an Age of Worms HC."

So, wow, I want an Age of Worms HC.

Gary


Ditto! Again.


Same here. While I know it might be next summer before it came out, the timing would be perfect as the group I hope to play it with might not be ready until then.


Gary McBride wrote:


So, wow, I want an Age of Worms HC.

Me too. And again, a boxed set would be even more preferred. And this from a Dungeon subscriber who has every issue of the AoW AP.

Mr. Jacobs, my $200 is yours (as well as my alimony papers). Surely WotC must see how many of us are willing to shell over the cash for this thing...?

Scarab Sages

Krypter wrote:

There has been a firestorm of rumours on EnWorld about the possible release of 4E in 2007, and some have even gone so far as to suggest that an Age of Worms hardcover will never happen because WotC wouldn't want to greenlight a project that would be coming out just as 4E is being marketed and 3.5E becomes obsolete.

I would like to add to this hysterical rumourmongering by saying that this is no doubt the plan of the Illuminati to conceal the facts of the Age of Worms from the general public and restrict them to Dungeon subscribers only.

Get your Age of Worms magazine issues before they're burned and banned!!!

From what I hear, 4E is coming out in 2011. Geez!


Small Attention Span wrote:
Krypter wrote:

There has been a firestorm of rumours on EnWorld about the possible release of 4E in 2007, and some have even gone so far as to suggest that an Age of Worms hardcover will never happen because WotC wouldn't want to greenlight a project that would be coming out just as 4E is being marketed and 3.5E becomes obsolete.

I would like to add to this hysterical rumourmongering by saying that this is no doubt the plan of the Illuminati to conceal the facts of the Age of Worms from the general public and restrict them to Dungeon subscribers only.

Get your Age of Worms magazine issues before they're burned and banned!!!

From what I hear, 4E is coming out in 2011. Geez!

Screw (harsher language required but this is a family oriented site) 4E, the last thing I want to do is start spending money all over again on nothing but a rewrite of the same system. I would much rather shell out $60.00 on an Age of Worms HC, than have an entirely new game. Note from this 25 year vetern of ADD I will not in any way support a 4E. That is absoloutly insane.


I'm running it now and will STILL purchase a hardcover copy seeing as this is something I can run for other people I meet in the future.

Not to mention that they are taking quite a beating from the sticky notes and highlighting. :-P

Scarab Sages

walter mcwilliams wrote:
Small Attention Span wrote:
Krypter wrote:

There has been a firestorm of rumours on EnWorld about the possible release of 4E in 2007, and some have even gone so far as to suggest that an Age of Worms hardcover will never happen because WotC wouldn't want to greenlight a project that would be coming out just as 4E is being marketed and 3.5E becomes obsolete.

I would like to add to this hysterical rumourmongering by saying that this is no doubt the plan of the Illuminati to conceal the facts of the Age of Worms from the general public and restrict them to Dungeon subscribers only.

Get your Age of Worms magazine issues before they're burned and banned!!!

From what I hear, 4E is coming out in 2011. Geez!
Screw (harsher language required but this is a family oriented site) 4E, the last thing I want to do is start spending money all over again on nothing but a rewrite of the same system. I would much rather shell out $60.00 on an Age of Worms HC, than have an entirely new game. Note from this 25 year vetern of ADD I will not in any way support a 4E. That is absoloutly insane.

True, and I don't see ANY reason why a new edition is needed! If I get the AOW hardcover, i'll be happy for the rest of the week!


Why buy the book?
Because they will correct the glaring errors.
My group is in the middle of the Library of Last Resort.
If you ressurect a giant bird in a demi plane,
the nature spirits that are part of the plane will know it.
Moreover the giant bird's first thought opon being ressurected
will be revenge against the jerks who killed it.

Also, buying back issues should be double cost because some of the Dragon magazines are crucial.


Well currently im the 120th person to post or vote (hopes wizards sees a strong enough demand to allow paizo to publish a AoW hardcover or box set from this thread) I WANT IT HARD OR BOXED!!


Well, I gotta say, for what you guys call a $60 hardback (as in SCHB), ends up being about $100 in Australia. Now, don't get me wrong I bougth SCHB as soon as it landed here, & my group is enjoying it a great deal - almost as much as I am enjoying running it.
Needless to say, the concept of a hardback (or even a boxed set) for AoW is all good to me. I have all the issues of Dungeon & would be happy to run it from there...
But, for my two-cents worth on the topic, I'd love to see a boxed set that expands on the whole campaign setting (as in a NEW setting!). Hard back releases of SC, AoW, & now the Savage Tide, would be great, but all of them can be placed in the same setting - the City of Sasserine, Cauldron, the Spire..... all these things could be placed into a basic D&D campaign setting.

Now, I know that it's a LOT easier to insert information into a product that allows you to adapt the adventure to your own campaign (mostly settings that are already in existence - FR, GH, Eb...). I am also aware that the "default" setting for D&D these days is Greyhawk (& I have a lot of love for GH!), what with the basic pantheon etc... BUT! What of a 'core' setting where Sasserine is the capital? Where the City of Cauldron is known across the land? Where the history of the world involves what was done by the Spell Weavers, Yuan-ti, Dragotha, Kyuss, etc.

Just a thought....

Either way, I am happy to wait until a Hardcover of AoW can be released properly, without the need of errata, corrections, reprints & the like. Whether it be 600 pages or a thousand, I can wait!


After reading some of the reviews on the SCAP, which soon as I have the money I plan on getting and I am ordering all the back issues of dungeon I missed for the AoW. I want to add my name to the list of AoW fans that want to see a BOXED set for AoW, the Hardcover seems cool but some of the reviews suggested more 'handouts' which means a boxed set would be amazing.

And lets face it, with all the nostalgia that was present in AoW, going back to a BOXED set would top off the nostalgia factor.

The Exchange

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

D'oh, I just started running Age of Worms for my friends, figuring that the hardcover would be out soon, with the gen cons and the new adventure path starting... I was somewhat counting on the hardcover since i only have the first three issues of the AoW adventure path. My group just finished the Whispering Cairn. But if there's not going to be a published hardcover version for a year or more, I don't know if i want to go to the trouble of ordering 9 back issues, it might just be easier to get a year subscription and start the Savage Tide adventures instead. See what your not having a hardcover ready has done!


Pleeeez!

Paizo Employee Creative Director

Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).

At this point, the magazines are the only place to get Age of Worms. And once they sell out... it'll be tougher to track them down. (Which is the main reason we want to do a hardcover, really—it's the best way to keep Age of Worms available for the long term.)


James Jacobs wrote:
Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).

Reading between the lines, it appears that Paizo has already requested approval for an Age of Worms hard cover. Am I "reading" this correctly?

Paizo Employee Creative Director

VanDeBeast wrote:
Reading between the lines, it appears that Paizo has already requested approval for an Age of Worms hard cover. Am I "reading" this correctly?

Yup. Some time ago, in fact.

Grand Lodge

Erik Mona wrote:
Peruhain of Brithondy wrote:
Last post I remember on the new Shackled City hardcover, sales had not brought it "in the black."

Initial sales of the book were less than we'd hoped for, but it has been a remarkably reliable seller and is now very much in the black and chugging (profitably) through its print run.

--Erik Mona

Well, it was a chunk of change to start with so I assume most people were like me, put it on the wish list and save for it. I just started running it last night. In all honesty I just couldn't imagine it not being a good seller. The first two APs are already classic adventures in the same catagory as Temple of Elemental Evil, if not better!

The adventures being put out now are just the best I have ever read and played.

Grand Lodge

James Jacobs wrote:

Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).

At this point, the magazines are the only place to get Age of Worms. And once they sell out... it'll be tougher to track them down. (Which is the main reason we want to do a hardcover, really—it's the best way to keep Age of Worms available for the long term.)

While I am just itching to get a hardcover, I for one, would be happy to wait for it to be done right. I would just hate for it to be rushed and come out sub-par. No rush jobs! Paizo has produced some very high quality products lately and I would hate a rush job to bring down my expectations.


James Jacobs wrote:
Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).

As others here I'm in that game for eons (27 years indeed): nothing but great stories and awesome authors are keeping the fire burning. It's why an hardcover from SCAP was not only needed but *very* essential. It just allows the tribe to feel how the RPG art is still living and not only in computer chips.

I've even not read a line about Age of The Worms but it was close to the same with SCAP prior I ordered the HC. If that new path is for you a piece then make it become a solid one. I'm sure you are good in your job and so no doubt you will find the right way to shape the baby the best it can be. I know dreams have to comply with marketing & so also ... Try just to consider all the options you have - great are indeed the support of the forum and the ressources from Therpgenius - to put the next one a little bit higher in the sky.

I've bought, read and seen tons of mags, rules and books - most in english even if my native is french. At the end of the day most of them were forgotten with no tears. But I will never forget my first ODD basic set and your SCAP HC (plus one or two other modules and the fabulous glorantha - runequest saga).

So here is my vote for your next masterpiece and my Euros are ready yet !

Regards

NOTA: ... and you can't even imagine the hard time I have to translate and rewrite all the needed great SCAP stuff in french for my players

Liberty's Edge

Ridolfin wrote:
NOTA: ... and you can't even imagine the hard time I have to translate and rewrite all the needed great SCAP stuff in french for my players

Where are you from, Ridolfin ??

I live really pretty close to Paris ...

Another froggy vote for AoW HC, or a box expending all the information that were in Dragon mags !

Great team, great writers...

I'm gonna soon become a "savage tider" (DM) !

And currently a "SCAP" player (group of 5, I play a scout 5/ranger 3), having brought Zenith back to his family !!


silenttimo wrote:

Where are you from, Ridolfin ??

I live really pretty close to Paris ...

And currently a "SCAP" player (group of 5, I play a scout 5/ranger 3), having brought Zenith back to his family !!

I live in the north close to the belgian border. Drop me an email at "phidele@wanadoo.fr" to develop this out of the thread.

I'm DMing two SCAP groups of players. Currently only in the first chapters (Life Bazaar & Drakthar's Way) but it really rocks !


The price tag for the SCAP was a bit much for what I didn't get out of it. I personally found it a "meh" campaign to peruse and contemplate running.

AoW and the STAP are two different crittermals however. Started playing AoW and am slotted to run STAP after we conclude the AOW. Both are personally more appealing and would be happy purchases when released.

Sovereign Court

Turin the Mad wrote:

The price tag for the SCAP was a bit much for what I didn't get out of it. I personally found it a "meh" campaign to peruse and contemplate running.

AoW and the STAP are two different crittermals however. Started playing AoW and am slotted to run STAP after we conclude the AOW. Both are personally more appealing and would be happy purchases when released.

That's the one thing about different tastes: I especially liked that SCAP was mostly set in one place. And even though owning all the AP parts of SCAP I love the hard cover even better. The price tag is high, but which price do you expect for a 400 (!) page full colour book?

I am certainly looking forward to hard cover versions of the next adventure paths.

Sovereign Court

And one question to the Paizo staff:
1. There is this additional nod of WotC's needed for hardcover publication of Dungeon adventures they already nodded to.
2. There is this additional nod of authours needed for republication of Dungeon adventures e.g. as pdf files.

Is it not possible to get these agreements in one step, i.e. right before publishing adventures in Dungeon? That would facilitate things for both sides, wouldn't it? (at least for all new adventures)

Greetings,
Günther


James---

Any chance an online poll/petition would help WotC to approve hte project? I'd certainly buy at least one copy of the book, given all of the Greyhawk goodness to be crammed between its covers :D

Allan.

Paizo Employee Creative Director

grodog wrote:

James---

Any chance an online poll/petition would help WotC to approve hte project? I'd certainly buy at least one copy of the book, given all of the Greyhawk goodness to be crammed between its covers :D

Allan.

I doubt an online poll will do anything, and a petition would probably backfire. Then again, I might just be in a cynical mood about the subject. Who knows?


James Jacobs wrote:


I doubt an online poll will do anything, and a petition would probably backfire. Then again, I might just be in a cynical mood about the subject. Who knows?

What about a downloadable version, with the Wormfood articles and player-friendly maps being one purchase option (for players) and the adventures lined up together with handouts and whatnot (for DMs) as a second purchase option?

I'm not sure what sort of cost it'd be, but to get all the info from all 12 issues of Dungeon and all the Wormfood (and maybe Ecology of [AoW-related monsters], if that's doable) articles in one bunch where I could print it all up in a big binder of my own might be worth it.

Scarab Sages

James Jacobs wrote:
Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).

I suppose this is a silly question, but is there anything that we, the people who REALLY want to see the Age of Worms hardcover, can do to nudge Wizards?


John Goodrich wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
Trust me. We'd love to do a hardcover Age of Worms. But the simple fact is that we cant until Wizards of the Coast approves the project. Which, at this point, they have not. Once it's approved, it'll take close to a year to get it out on shelves (we might be able to pull it of in 9 months... MAYBE).
I suppose this is a silly question, but is there anything that we, the people who REALLY want to see the Age of Worms hardcover, can do to nudge Wizards?

I'm the wrong James, of course, but I would think the best way is to vote with your dollars and buy the Shackled City hardcover to reinforce that you want to see more of the same, assuming you don't already have it. Otherwise, maybe going out of your way to see which Erik Mona/James Jacobs/Dungeon staff products you are interested in to purchase. Ultimately, since WoTC, like Paizo, is a business, the best way to encourage the products that you want more of is to keep buying them.


The question is really why WOTC is not giving Paizo permission to move forward with the AoW HC. Paizo can't release it in any other fashion (other than selling PDF's of sold out magazines) without said permission.

If Paizo get ahold of more very good adventures, like Redhand of Doom, and sells them successfully, then all of a sudden a HC AoW would be a piece of competition and the more the old one sells and people clamor for adventures, the more economic reason there is to NOT allow Paizo to create it (it is competition).

Now, I personally blame James Jacobs for this. I mean, if he hadn't co-written such a damn good adventure with Redhand of Doom, then I am positive we wouldn't be in this mess at all. Damn you and your fine adventure writting skills! Damn you!

Sean Mahoney

Sovereign Court

James Jacobs wrote:


I doubt an online poll will do anything, and a petition would probably backfire. Then again, I might just be in a cynical mood about the subject. Who knows?

Maybe WotC's stake in it is just not high enough?

What about sharing the profit of the project?
Why would any company refuse a project that so many customers crave for?

And in contrast to a monster specific Dragon Compendium I don't see any danger by an AP hardcover for WotC's own releases (just some headwords: price gap, clientel aimed at, campaign specificness, role for livening up the release of adventure books in general...).

The one thing I don't get into my mind: If WotC still has its hands in most decisions about any new releases of yours, they certainly have some stakes in it, too. And if they do so, they should profit by any of your profits, too, shouldn't they?

Greetings,
Günther

Sovereign Court RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Possibly, WoTC plans to release similar books in the future, in which case they certainly would not like to increase the amount of competition in that segment.

Also, they might object to the scenario as "too potentially damaging" to the overall world. This is one issue i do see with Savage Tide. If the players truely manage to slay Demogorgon for good, then this must be incorporated into the "big picture". Maybe these "ultimate BBEG" types should have plot immunity in their eyes.


James Jacobs wrote:
I doubt an online poll will do anything, and a petition would probably backfire. Then again, I might just be in a cynical mood about the subject. Who knows?

What if I threaten to hold my breath until I turn blue? If they don't laugh at me, maybe they'll relent.


Guennarr wrote:
Why would any company refuse a project that so many customers crave for?

1. It may compete with an existing project at WotC

2. It may have a very low profit margin, and WotC would prefer Paizo to concentrate on something with a higher margin
3. It may need extra resources at Paizo and/or WotC which neither may be able to commit at this time
4. It may make the D&D market too crowded, especially since WotC is diving back into the adventure-publishing business
5. SCAP made a profit but it may have shown WotC how small the market is for hardcover Dungeon books. Perhaps WotC prefers that Paizo broaden its market to general gamers (Complete X...), not just collector DMs.
6. You may be overestimating the "so many people" part. Very few D&D players are Dungeon subscribers, even fewer are running AoW and even fewer have the money to purchase such an expensive book.

I'm sure there's a rational decision behind it somewhere; WotC is a business that wants to make money and please its customers (in that order).


To tell you the truth, I would rather see the web enhancements for the STAP that were promised to us over the AoWAP HC :P


It seems to me like far too many people are expecting something of the Paizo staff without any sort of credence to their expectations.

As James Jacobs has said, there's been no approval given for such a project. We'd all like there to be an AoW hardcover, because the Shackled City hardcover seemed like such a good idea- but just because they came out with a good product once doesn't mean they're obligated (or, as some people have been acting, required) to do it again. The first hardcover was probably hell to put together, and they're already in the middle of their next adventure path, so I can only imagine how much more work it would be to do right now. But, the fact of the matter is that almost everyone is assuming it's definitely going to happen, despite repeated attempts at trying to get everyone to think otherwise.

THERE'S BEEN NO APPROVAL. AT ALL. Without approval, they can't even begin to make the hardcover, and so they haven't. Just as a passing reader, I personally find it annoying how so many people act like it's already in production (with statements like, "When can I pre-order?"). I don't think I want to imagine how frustrating it must be for the editors.

Anyway, like all of you, I'd love for there to be an Age of Worms hardcover- but as of right now, there aren't even any plans for it, as it seems. It seems to me like everyone got spoiled with the first hardcover, and so they expect it for everything else. I say everyone should stop asking when it's coming out, and instead assume it's not, so that it's a wonderful suprise IF it happens. (The majority of you, after all, are seriously unerestimating the amount of work something like this would take. It's hardly a cut-n-paste job.)

I apologize if this offends everyone, but the way people are treating the paizo staff offends ME. If they get approval, and then decide to take the time to put together an AoW hardcover, awesome! If not, don't be surprised.


UltimaGabe, while you are entitled to your opinion and are correct in stating that approval for the hardcover has not been given, James Jacobs has said on these boards that Paizo DOES want to do an AoW Hardcover. No one is forcing them. They are choosing to do it of their own choice.

As such I imagine that they would be happy to see people taking an interest in a possible hardcover. Lots of interest would be much better for them than no interest at all. Yes it would be a little frustrating since they still don't have approval for the book yet but that is hardly the fault of the fans.

Olaf the Stout


I am just a lowly player in the Age of Worms at the moment but would love to see it in hardcover as I do not get the Dungeon or Dragon mags. I found that most of the stuff in them, our DM was using and it was sometimes a bother having read what he was going to be running.

In a hardcover, I could wait till we were finished the run and then buy the whole shebang to possibly run it for another group.

If it never happens, I know I for one will not be going back trying to find all the back issues of Dungeon that I'd need.

My 2 coppers on the subject,


I'd love to see an AoW hardcover, if only to get redundant copies of maps! :)

On a sort of side note... Any know of a way to get another copy of the Diamond Lake map w/o having to buy issue #124 again? Even a smaller digital version would suffice. Kind of a drag when you lose something as valuable as the starting map!!

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