I have had alot of fun playing in this game we are about 12th level little over half way done
Our game group loves it I really want to see it put into hard bound format like the shacked city
We as a game group would like an epic quest or two added into the book after the Age of Worms has finished
What do you guys think
Thanks alot
Having just read Utak's submission 'Buy One, Get Two Free!' (Prison Mail, Dungeon#135). I am concerned when Paizo says:
"We'd love to put together an Age of Worms Hardcover, but the stars have yet to align favourably on such a product...."
Please let me make one thing perfectly clear:
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*****AN AGE OF WORMS HARDBACK IS MOST CERTAINLY DESIRED******
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If everyone else out there feels the same way I do, please respond to this thread and let Erik and guys at DUNGEON know that Adventure Path Hardbacks are a great way to showcase classics like Age of Worms.
Hell, start work on the Savage Tide Hardback now, if it means saving time! If it has Demogorgon (and Death Knights!) in it, it must be good.
Well, as stated by James Jacobs in this thread over at the WotC message boards the issue is currently out of Paizo's hands. Before they can start working on a HC, the project has to be approved by WotC first.
Well, as stated by James Jacobs in this thread over at the WotC message boards the issue is currently out of Paizo's hands. Before they can start working on a HC, the project has to be approved by WotC first.
Thanks for the heads up.
Well if that is the case, can anyone give me a definitive list of what DRAGON magazines had 'Wormfood' content in them?
The group I'm DM'ing mentioned they wish destiny points
were included earlier.
They just finished the Spire of Long Shadows.
I approve a book version but editing out the typos might take a while.
vradna,
The Wormfood articles began in Dragon issue 334 and have continued through issue 343. I have not yet received issue 344 to know if there is a Wormfood article in it.
I hope the above is helpful.
Good gaming,
Mark
I also would mind a hardback....I did not run the age of worms with the magazine because I was waitning for the extras that were giving with shackled citty.
So add one more name to the list that would love to see that book.
My group is about to start on the Shackled city campaign. I dont have much experience with the AoW campaign other than what I have read on this site. But if it is anywhere near as good as the Shackled city (never read myself only been given background info by my DM), which I am very excited about, then consider my group on the list waiting for an AoW hardcover.
I also would mind a hardback....I did not run the age of worms with the magazine because I was waitning for the extras that were giving with shackled citty.
So add one more name to the list that would love to see that book.
Indeed! After the hardbound of Shackled City came out, I DID get all of the AoW's Dungeons...but have been waiting for the hardbound version to actually run it, because of added content.
In agreement with everyone here, it'd be great to see a AoW hardbound...so I'll cross my fingers and my toes and hope for the best! ;)
Ug...try to not take TOO long...walking with crossed toes can be uncomfortable!
~N'as
You know why I want a hardback AOW? Because I have broken the spines on Dungeon 124 and 125 already, and will probably break the rest of them too. I plan to run this path again someday when the kids are old enough.
I need the book because the PCs have picked up items, NPCs,
and other things that need reference.
The book will be lighter than the collected magazines.
I plan to run Epic modules with these characters.
I would buy it too.
It would be a definate must buy for me...I love the Shackled City and would love even more to see the age of worms.
I would also like them to produce it as a hardcover lol I'm only half way through running SCAP. But I've been adding my own content and developing a player created world around it. If I could plan on a Hardcover AoW I could start working that into game seemlessly.