Zaister |
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See what I noted above. Also Starfinder line is going for a full reprint.
Alien Archive books planned yearly.
Pathfinder rulebook pocked editions coming for all books eventually.
Starfinder Core Rulebook pocket edition planned, but waiting for errata.
We Be Goblins 5 is coming
shadram |
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Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)
Just the Pathfinder stuff, paraphrased from the facebook thread:
- Book of the Damned: Collects original 3 books and adds info for outsiders not previously covered. Each Demon Lord gets a full spread. Orcus is in there.
- ACG: Monthly decks continuing. Rethinking the base sets, which were too big and hard to stock at retail. Will introduce a new 'evergreen' base set, which may evolve over time. Decks for Occult and evil iconics on the way.
- Pocket editions of ALL hardcover books will be printed, new books every few months.
- War for the Crown AP after Ruins of Azlant. Spoiler:Taldor's prince dies, intrigue heavy, PCs try to put princess on throne.
- Return of the Runelords. Spoiler:5 Runelords 'come home to roost'.
- Player Companion and Campaign Setting lines will stagger monthly, 6 a year each. Slowing down the line, 107 published so far.
- Kingmaker PC game targeting summer/fall 2018.
- Ultimate wilderness: Not many rules for wilderness before, despite it being big part of game. Shifter class is to Druid what the Paladin is to the Cleric. 3 new PC races: Wyrewood, Goren, Leshi. Rules for foraging, hexploration, big section on animal companions and familiars. Nature spells and gear.
- Planar Adventures: "Skin book. Overlay your campaign and make the campaign about planes." Rules for locations. Player options include how the plane modifies you through "Infusions". Story feat mechanic: e.g. spend weeks on plane of fire and maybe get fire resistance. Lots of new and low level ways to reach planes. Planar keystones take you to specific point on plane... but not back again.
- Next minis set is Maze of Death. Has minotaurs. Case incentive is four huge elementals, sold across two packs.
- We be Goblins 5 is happening.
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Steve Geddes |
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Thank God for the product line slowdown. The latest round of Player Companion announcements have been seriously underwhelming, and the Campaign Setting isn't doing a whole lot better.
Im happy to see fewer Player Companions (the only line I don't subscribe to but pick up on a case by case basis). I don't share that view of the campaign setting books though - I can't remember one of them I didn't love. By far my favourite - 6 a year is very disappointing (although I presume/hope that doesn't include the two map folios. Anyone know the answer to that?)
Steve Geddes |
Steve Geddes wrote:Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)Just the Pathfinder stuff, paraphrased from the facebook thread:
- Book of the Damned: Collects original 3 books and adds info for outsiders not previously covered. Each Demon Lord gets a full spread. Orcus is in there.
- ACG: Monthly decks continuing. Rethinking the base sets, which were too big and hard to stock at retail. Will introduce a new 'evergreen' base set, which may evolve over time. Decks for Occult and evil iconics on the way.
- Pocket editions of ALL hardcover books will be printed, new books every few months.
- War for the Crown AP after Ruins of Azlant. ** spoiler omitted **
- Return of the Runelords. ** spoiler omitted **
- Player Companion and Campaign Setting lines will stagger monthly, 6 a year each. Slowing down the line, 107 published so far.
- Kingmaker PC game targeting summer/fall 2018.
- Ultimate wilderness: Not many rules for wilderness before, despite it being big part of game. Shifter class is to Druid what the Paladin is to the Cleric. 3 new PC races: Wyrewood, Goren, Leshi. Rules for foraging, hexploration, big section on animal companions and familiars. Nature spells and gear.
- Planar Adventures: "Skin book. Overlay your campaign and make the campaign about planes." Rules for locations. Player options include how the plane modifies you through "Infusions". Story feat mechanic: e.g. spend weeks on plane of fire and maybe get fire resistance. Lots of new and low level ways to reach planes. Planar keystones take you to specific point on plane... but not back again.
- Next minis set is Maze of Death. Has minotaurs. Case incentive is four huge elementals, sold across two packs.
- We be Goblins 5 is happening.
See what I noted above. Also Starfinder line is going for a full reprint.
Alien Archive books planned yearly.
Pathfinder rulebook pocked editions coming for all books eventually.
Starfinder Core Rulebook pocket edition planned, but waiting for errata.
We Be Goblins 5 is coming
Thank you both.
Kalindlara Contributor |
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I don't share that view of the campaign setting books though - I can't remember one of them I didn't love.
They're all right... usually. But there's a few that just don't interest me in the slightest. The "X of the Inner Sea" (ships, towns, taverns, etc.) are one example of this.
And I've never had much use for the map folios. I can use the maps in the regular books for that. I use minis-scale maps like the Flip-Mats.
Steve Geddes |
And I've never had much use for the map folios. I can use the maps in the regular books for that. I use minis-scale maps like the Flip-Mats.
You're not alone there. I always get two of them, but it does seem like there's a significant number of fans who cancel-and-resubscribe each time they roll around.
Gorbacz |
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Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)
Hey Steve, don't browbeat yourself. You're not stuck in the 80s...
*opens a can of beer, dons his best s-eating grin*
... it's more like mid 90s.
JLant |
Steve Geddes wrote:Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)Next minis set is Maze of Death. Has minotaurs. Case incentive is four huge elementals, sold across two packs.
Can anyone who attended clarify what is meant by "sold across two packs?" Specifically does one case yield all four elementals?
Marco Massoudi |
shadram wrote:Can anyone who attended clarify what is meant by "sold across two packs?" Specifically does one case yield all four elementals?Steve Geddes wrote:Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)Next minis set is Maze of Death. Has minotaurs. Case incentive is four huge elementals, sold across two packs.
It has been said before, that the case incentive of "Maze of Death" will include 2 huge elementals: Huge Air Elemental & Huge Water Elemental.
It has also been said, that the other two huge elementals will be in another case incentive, but not in which.
It will either be in the next set or in the one after that.
Of course that may have changed...
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Kevin Mack |
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Kalindlara wrote:And I've never had much use for the map folios. I can use the maps in the regular books for that. I use minis-scale maps like the Flip-Mats.Oh. Yeah. The map folios. Yeah, I hope they don't count toward the 6 releases each year.
Yeah add me to the not a fan of the maps being part of the setting line camp.
Marco Massoudi |
Marco Massoudi wrote:Of course that may have changed...Maybe they decided to get them all out of the way at once, so we could start having interesting case incentives again.
I'd like that.
But these things are really big (the large ones in Shattered Star were huge already) and i can't imagine that they'd do four for $50.Otherwise i agree, as the D&D Earth Titan, Huge Fire Elemental & Thunderblast Cyclone make for good stand-ins, only the Huge Water Elemental really interests me.
I'd also like weird creatures in huge or gargantuan size again, scenery only if it's something like a ship or wizards tower.
Kalindlara Contributor |
The Gold Sovereign |
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Well, a Skin book should be a genre book to go over the basic rules (the meat and bones). I would take this to mean that the Planar Adventures might well be designed to work with both Pathfinder and Starfinder, and, to a lesser extent, other D20 genres.
I could be wrong though, I so often am.
I sincerely hope you are wrong, and the book is mainly centered on Pathfinder... :\
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JLant wrote:shadram wrote:Can anyone who attended clarify what is meant by "sold across two packs?" Specifically does one case yield all four elementals?Next minis set is Maze of Death. Has minotaurs. Case incentive is four huge elementals, sold across two packs.
It has been said before, that the case incentive of "Maze of Death" will include 2 huge elementals: Huge Air Elemental & Huge Water Elemental.
It has also been said, that the other two huge elementals will be in another case incentive, but not in which.
It will either be in the next set or in the one after that.Of course that may have changed...
I believe that's still correct: A pair of elementals with this set, and a pair with a future set.
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Steve Geddes |
Steve Geddes wrote:Gorbacz wrote:Know Direction has the gist of updates from that seminar on their Facebook page.Any chance someone could post a list? (For those of us still living in the 80s?)Hey Steve, don't browbeat yourself. You're not stuck in the 80s...
*opens a can of beer, dons his best s-eating grin*
... it's more like mid 90s.
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Cthulhudrew wrote:If that's the case, I dread to think what Book of the Damned will be printed on...Daw wrote:Well, a Skin book should be a genre book to go over the basic rules (the meat and bones).Or, it could be a book made out of skin.
Like the Necronomicon.
Recycled political posters.
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Marco Massoudi |
I also would like 6 Campaign Setting books per year (plus 2 map folios), preferably at least 2 about one of the yet not covered Inner Sea realms.
I also applaud the reduction of the Player Companion line to six books, because both themes and editing frankly were bad lately.
Did anyone see or hear something new about Pathfinder Battles or Starfinder miniatures?