Copyright Page Comments!

[Cosmosis]

I can't believe it took me so long to notice these, but it appears since Lost Omens: Legends a fun comment has been left after the "Printed in China" indicia on the copyright page at the end. Anyone talked about these yet?

Most seem fun and related generally to the theme of the book—BUT, the one included in the Absalom book is really fascinating! It reads, "Lord Synarr is not who he says he is!"

Thoughts?

[keftiu]

The Mwangi book has "The Magic Warriors will return!"

[The Raven Black]

These kind of comments have a long history behind them.

[Cosmosis]

Really? So they occur in 1E books as well?

[Cori Marie]

They occur in the last volumes of each Adventure Path, but are only a recent addition to the Lost Omens line.

[Cosmosis]

Cori Marie wrote:

They occur in the last volumes of each Adventure Path, but are only a recent addition to the Lost Omens line.

ME LOOKING THROUGH 1E APs: Well I'll be!

[Dancing Wind]

There's a thread for that!

All The Quotes So Far

[Onkonk]

Legends: Heroes get remembered, but legends never die!
Pathfinder Society Guide: Where in the world is Durvin Gest?
Ancestry Guide: It’s not who you are underneath, it’s what you do that defines you.
The Mwangi Expanse: The Magic Warriors will return!
The Grand Bazaar: Runelords hate him! This one weird item makes Adventure Paths easy!
Monsters of Myth: Monsters are the patron saints of our blissful imperfections
Absalom, City of Lost Omens: Lord Synaar is not who he says he is!