Back Issues: can you get a PDF with a paper copy?

[ziltmilt]

I see that a PDF copy comes with a subscription. Does Paizo have some arrangement where you can get both a PDF and a physical copy of specific back issues or do you have to buy them seperate?

[Dragnmoon]

ziltmilt wrote:

I see that a PDF copy comes with a subscription. Does Paizo have some arrangement where you can get both a PDF and a physical copy of specific back issues or do you have to buy them seperate?

at this time you have to buy the separate.

[Cosmo]

Dragnmoon wrote:

ziltmilt wrote:

I see that a PDF copy comes with a subscription. Does Paizo have some arrangement where you can get both a PDF and a physical copy of specific back issues or do you have to buy them seperate?

at this time you have to buy the separate.

He is correct. The only time the PDF and printed copy come together is through a subscription. Otherwise, they are always sold separately.

We do not currently have any plans to bundle them together outside of a subscription.

Thanks,
cos

[David Wickham]

Oh no! Someone let the one eyed doll out of its forum!

[Cosmo's Missing Left Eye]

I think he was looking for me....

*Hides from Cosmo*

[Kevin Andrew Murphy]

Any plans for omnibus editions of various past adventure paths with complimentary pdfs for pre-orders?

[Skeld]

Kevin Andrew Murphy wrote:

Any plans for omnibus editions of various past adventure paths with complimentary pdfs for pre-orders?

Nope.

-Skeld

[hogarth]

Skeld wrote:

Kevin Andrew Murphy wrote:

Any plans for omnibus editions of various past adventure paths with complimentary pdfs for pre-orders?

Nope.

-Skeld

Just to clarify -- Paizo officials have clearly stated (on several places) that they will not put out an omnibus edition in the foreseeable future (because then everyone would wait for the omnibus edition and their monthly revenue would dry up).

[Skeld]

hogarth wrote:

Just to clarify --

So "nope" wasn't clear enough? ;)

-Skeld

[David Wickham]

Skeld wrote:

hogarth wrote:

Just to clarify --

So "nope" wasn't clear enough? ;)

-Skeld

Not when you can use a word like omnibus in your sentance!

[KaeYoss]

David Wickham wrote:

Not when you can use a word like omnibus in your sentance!

Bah, sounds liky my grandmother using an archaic form of the word "bus".

[hogarth]

Skeld wrote:

hogarth wrote:

Just to clarify --

So "nope" wasn't clear enough? ;)

-Skeld

Maybe it's a subtle distinction, but I think there's a difference between "There are no plans to do it" and "There are definite plans to not do it". Just making clear that it's Case #2, not Case #1.