Subscription questions

[glomeo]

I'm relatively new to the subscription process, having picked up only in WotR. I'm also pretty far behind when it comes to actually playing these adventures; I'm still on AD1.

My concern is about what I can expect from my subscription going forward. AD6 just shipped, and the Upcoming Products list is empty (http://paizo.com/products/btpy8x6n?Pathfinder-Adventure-Card-Game-Subscrip tion), as seems reasonable. As I understand it, AD6 is the last adventure deck for WotR, but the subscription is still active, and I would automatically purchase any new, different PACG product which might be announced in the future?

I'm not fishing for product announcements, I'm just wondering how to decide if it's reasonable for me to leave this subscription on or if I need to cancel it in order to make sure that in November I'm not getting new products I won't realistically be able to play. Did S&S AD6 roll over directly into WotR's base set, or was there a gap between them?

[Hawkmoon269]

Your subscription does automatically continue until you stop it.

There will be a 3 month break between the end of WotR and the release of Mummy's Mask. So your next products would be the Base Set and Character Add-on Deck for Mummy's Mask, sometime around February.

You can stop your subscription at anytime, including between the "authorization email" and the "shipping email" you'll get. For example, on October 2, I got the authorization email for WotR Deck 6 and promos. Then, on October 6 I got an email saying it was being shipped. Anytime in between those two emails, I could have contacted customer service to cancled my subscription, which would have also canceled deck 6 (but why would I do such a thing!!!).

[glomeo]

Thank you for the quick reply, Hawkmoon269.

[Hawkmoon269]

You are welcome. I added some info about canceling your subscription and how you have time to do it after you get the monthly authorization email. I'd also suspect we'll see some kind of email sent out closer to the release of Mummy's Mask letting subscribers know when exactly it is coming.