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Seems a bit expensive. (And it don't have the money for it or I would get it). Hopefully a pdf will come out. As a special editions it's just going to gather dust. With a pdf their might be a critical mass of players for it. Hopefully at 400 pages there will be enough here to keep players...

Edit - I take that back. It would need to be an individual reverter or one in favor of some new company. While WotC Inc ceased to exist in 2009: http://www.sos.wa.gov/corps/search_detail.aspx?ubi=601263810 WotC LLC is doing just fine...

Somebody leaked the details of the deal over on RPG.Net. Since this is rumor the thread gets the tag speculation. Though I will say, given many years as a gamer, the vast number of people looking to make excuses for observable data is also a good sign that the game is dead. The rabid fans...

The current WotC release schedule is not a serious effort to publish D&D. From the best that I can see, the sale to Hasbro included a clause that all the IP (including MtG) would revert if D&D fell under a certain amount of releases (most likely four per year). WotC also printed up enough...

I'm considering using the action point system from Eberron instead. It seems better thought out.

It strikes me that the four general trait types in Pathfinder are Magic, Combat, Faith and Social. Ultimate Magic and Ultimate Combat have been announced. I wonder if their will be Ultimate books for the other two types. And as long as I'm speculating about Paizo's release schedule I wonder...

Well the CEO has stated that the first run was over two times the size of the companies largest prior run. As Paizo has stated that they have done 15,000 copy runs in the past, that puts the total of the first run at a minimum of 30,000 copies.

Well in a couple months you can probably use the beta of the APG. Really looking forward to that book. Then again I can't get the hardcopy book locally (and um Amazon, um yeah) so it's the difference between using one pdf for me or the other. Having a hard copy at the table might change...

I just wish the basic campaign setting wasn't $50 (and the pdf is something like $32). That's a bit steep.

I'm realizing that with Pathfinder, I'm more interested in playing a game that has some similarities to the 3.5 rules but diverges heavily. Is anyone else considering going back to the Beta rules (at least until APG comes out)? Either that or Fantasy Craft. I'm discovering that my dislike...

Yeah but is Amazon.ca is separate operation from Amazon US?

Sigh according to Paizo, it looks like Amazon might not have gotten their order to their distributor in on time and as a result got ZERO Pathfinder books. Time to go fish, if Amazon didn't get any it's because the other big chains cleared out Diamonds stock. Wish me luck, I'm going for a drive.

Amazon is showing Pathfinder is unreleased, ETA unknown (not out of stock reorder unknown). Has Amazon decided not to carry Pathfinder for some reason (copyright concerns with WotC maybe)?

I'm going to remain hopeful for a bit. Amazon is on the west coast, and I'm hoping that their shippers pick up late in the day.

If my FLGS carried pathfinder I would have had it last week. My only real hope is to catch it in a chain store if Amazon doesn't ship.

If anyone who has ordered from Amazon has gotten their book shipped, can you post here. Today is the day they estimated for a ship date and if I'm hosed I'd like to know so that I can try to track down a copy locally.

I think the most interesting question is how many downloads of the PDF has Paizo had so far? If they moved another 20,000 units via pdf over the weekend, that's significant.

Best estimates are 2500 copies to GenCon, about 300 copies left over after GenCon. My guess is Paizo estimated a sale rate of about 100 copies an hour (the fire alarm late in the day on Saturday, an anecdotal accounts of a number of gamers deciding to head for dinner aftwords may have...

According to somebody over at RPG.Net, there was a small fire, somebody pulled the fire alarm.

Well if your talking about a classical European view of diplomacy, spying should probably be part of the same skill. If you're looking at a more modern view of espionage, with operations, intelligence gathering and analysis as three separate branches (all separate from the diplomats) then the...