How impractical would it be to split off Mythic products into a separate subscription line?
I'm not talking about future core products that have a few sidebars along the lines of "to make this bit Mythic, you can add this...", just those products wholly devoted to that style of gaming many of us may choose not to adopt.
With my current subscriber status, I'm going to end up with Mythic Adventures, Realms, Origins, and an unknown number of future products solely devoted to a play style my group will not adopt. I wonder if it's practical to recognize those products as a separate class.
I theory I can unsubscribe to a product line for a month in order to opt out of an individual product, but don't some months have more than one product shipping now? I don't want to opt out of, for example:
Mythic Realms, and miss Towns of the Inner Sea
Mythic Origins, and miss Blood of the Moon
Mythic Adventures, and miss Bestiary 4
(Those specific examples may not be good since I don't know the expected shipping dates.)
Perhaps there could be a different way to mark individual items to opt out, rather than doing it by unsubscribig to the product line?
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I am not Paizo but...
I would hazard a guess that after Mythic adventures/realms/origins, there will probably no longer be any more mythic focused products for awhile (nothing is currently up on the schedule beyond the current AP, that I notice). You might see mythic popping up here and there in a product (like Bestiary 4), or a section in a core rulebook or player companion, but probably not focused books.
That's kind of like asking for a separate product line subscription that contains gunslingers, or planes content.
You DO have the option of terminating and reupping your subs of course.
Read the whole post.
You might see mythic popping up here and there in a product (like Bestiary 4), or a section in a core rulebook or player companion, but probably not focused books.
And as I suggested above, I'm fine with the odd reference here and there. I easily ignore Gunslingers now, while using other material from the APG.
That's kind of like asking for a separate product line subscription that contains gunslingers, or planes content.
No, it really isn't. But I'd feel entirely justified in inquring into the feasibility of spinning off a separate sub line if my existing subscription were currently faced with Gunslinger Origins, Gunslinger Adventures and Gunslinger Realms.
yeah but the point of my whole post is that you can't make a separate subscription plan just for 3 books in three different lines.
KFC has mythic chicken?
If you are at all interested in Golarion, you probably want to keep Mythic Realms even if you have no interest in using Mythic content, the information about the locals alone is quite worth the price. Personally, I'm quite happy with it since it provides the last bit I need to have a 'proper' end to Carrion Crown if my Players survive that far.
Mythic Realms, and miss Towns of the Inner Sea
Mythic Origins, and miss Blood of the Moon
Mythic Adventures, and miss Bestiary 4(Those specific examples may not be good since I don't know the expected shipping dates.)
All three Mythic books are already out; the subsequent books come mid-October.