Just wondering if it's going to happen. I vote yes!
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Bad news on one hand, but good news in that I can stop holding off and get going with the magazine version, now.
Thank you for the response,
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No news, aside from the fact that there certainly won't be an Age of Worms Hardcover released this year.Just wondering if it's going to happen. I vote yes!
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I'm sure this has been addressed before, but since I don't remember seeing it, I'm going to ask. What factors will determine if a hardcover is viable?
Dungeon Circulation?
Sales of the SC hardcover, or even the Dragon Compendium?
An Ennie?
Fan demand?
What can those of us who want to see an AoW HC do to make it happen? I'd definitely buy a copy for sure, even if it isn't realeased until after I finish playing the AP in its entirety, as AoW has had so much good material that can be used outside the AP.
I too have every intention of purchasing a hard cover AoW, should one be released. I hope the numbers all add up favorably.
I am running the aow campaign, I have bought every dungeon issue and some dragon issues that featured AOW content. I love the AP but I must say, I have no intention of buy the HC. Why do you guys want an HC so bad? Can you not get the back issues? Or is it the little fixes they will inevetably do?
Someone mentioned preordering? Where can I preorder? WHERE??!!!
Oh, seems it wasn't an official statement.
I'm not interested in buying the SC Hardcover, but The Age of Worms?
Let's just say, I won't eat for a few weeks, that should help me to save up.
I would buy it! I want it!
I would buy it in a heartbeat--only to give it to my DM so he can run us through it. I posted an earlier thread about a AoW HC in 2007--that would be awesome.
Despite the fact that I am running AOW currently whenever we can get together to play, I would also purchase the hardcover assuming there were extra goodies tossed in along with a little editing where deemed necessary and extra art from Steve Prescott, Eva Widermann and Joachim Barrum. A couple of years down the road I may have a new group and this is the most protoypical yet unique and interesting campaign that I have seen published so it will be used again if I'm DMing. And it would be handy to have all of the adventures in one place. Heck, toss in the Wormfood articles and I'd do my darnedest to preorder it now.
I would buy it! I want it!
Ditto. I got one of the first 300 SCAP books. An AOW hardcover would fit very nicely next to it.
Toss me in as one of the people who whould buy the hardcover.
As I mentioned it in another thread:
"I would buy it, although I possess the magazines!"
I would imagine that they didn't get the go-ahead from WotC. Possibly beacuse of WotC's plans to focus more on adventures (and thus it would be competition) or because of an imminent 4e announcement (Quaidar ducks thrown tomatoes, exits stage right).
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I would buy an AoW hardback. Just because it allows me to cull down my collection.
I bought the Shackled City hard cover and would buy a hard cover for Age of Worms as well.
I didnt buy the SC hardcover, but I would drop some cash for the AoW hardcover in a hot minute!
I bought the SCAP and would buy the AoWAP and even the STAP without seeing it. The reason? Most of the work of a complicated campaign is done for me. As with many aging gamers (okay, I'm only 35) I have family and work commitments. I love to DM but just can't dedicate the time to develop complicated plot like I used to. These APs do that for me and that's worth dishing out a few quid for. They can sit on my shelf for years but I know that I will use them one day. :)
Possibly the major reason for doing the Shackled City hardcover was to convert it to 3.5. This is not an issue with Age of Worms, at least until 4E. That said, I would still buy an Age of Worms hardcover, if only to have all the adventures and articles in one place.
I would buy the AoW hardcover. I haven't been buying the mags (gasp!) because I've been running a party through SCAP, and it looks like it's going to be another year or so of playing before we get to the end of that, so I didn't want to get all excited about a different AP that I couldn't run for like 2 years.
So I've avoided reading AoW in the hopes that:
a) somebody else would run it and I could play.
b) when the HC came out I could read it all at once.
Note that I said "when." Please make the HC.
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Count me in too.
I really prefer the layout of SCAP's HC to the numerous issues of Dungeon and with Age of Worms it be even more Magazines due to the number of Wormfood Articles in Dragon. I would be thrilled if an AoW HC was made available.
Someone asked what we (the community) could do to make this book happen. It seems that Paizo staff would be as ecstatic as most of us would be if this issue got cleared with WotC.
So, I'd like to ask to whom at WotC should we be politely directing this request. I would very much like to see an AoW HC as well as a Savage Tide one when the time comes.
I'll buy it without hesitation. I had all the Dungeon issues for Shackled City, but I don't regret for a second getting the Hardcover as well. It has made running the adventure so much easier than having to flip from one magazine to the other. I've gotten more use out of the Shackled City Hardcover than any hardcover I've bought from WOTC except the Player's Handbook and Monster Manual.
I'd buy one too
Let me just throw my hat in here too.... I would run to the store salivating and buy a copy then laugh maniacally whilst doing back hand springs from the store! And if all the extra conversion notes were included in there to, I would giggle incessantly while creating a shrine for it....
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Just a thought: Is there a possibility that Paizo would publish the Age of Worms adventure path in the same format as Monte Cook's 672-page Ptolus campaign/extravaganza? I was certainly impressed with the sheer content included in the upcoming Ptolus book, including a CD-ROM with over 350 pages of material. I would purchase something similar for Age of Worms at pretty much any cost.
I just started a post about this because i didnt see this one but I would buy it the day it came out
I'd buy the AoW Hardcover simply because my subscription has been run out long enough for me to miss EVERY issue of that AP...
Once I'm finally done with SCAP, I hope to start up with AoW.
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We wants it!
My precioussssss....must haves it....
As above, so be me... desirous of said book and willing to shell out greenbacks, baby.
Really would totally shell out for such a thing.
There is a bit of good content on these forums, re-writes of blackwall keep, extra encounters, notes on how to handle things. Might need to send a few emails to get full permission/as a courtesy to those that posted the great ideas- plus the suplements plus the error/editing correction: I think there are plenty of good reasons for doing a Hardcover of Age of Worms. I imagine most of those who missed issues will have sorted that out buy within a 2 or 3 months of the last issue so Paizo is not doing it's self out of much I would think.
Secondly.. I'm lugging a CD (with the supps, maps, sound files, music, pics) and 20 magazines!!! every time I want to go through my campain material- so 1 hard cover- I'll pre-order!
I've stated this in another thread, but it can't hurt to mention it here as well. I would definately purchase a hardcopy or AoW if it was produced. I would even preorder one just to make sure it was produced it that's what it takes. I would also be willing to pay for the inclusion of the Worm Food articles in the HC if that is possible.
Absolutely. I'm about to start running Shackled City HC next month, and my subscription to Dungeon just started out. The first issue I got had the last episode of AOW... so yes, I'll be needing the HC AOW in a year or two.