Shackled City - Ready for Pre-Order. Will you be getting a copy?

[Bobitron]

Our DM is running us through it now out of the articles. He is missing a few issues, so the group decided to all in on purchasing the book. It will make things easier for the DM, and it's a nice gift.

 

[mmadsen]

It was an adventure campaign (adventure path) called 'Shackled City' that was published in parts over 11 issues of Dungeon magazine. It starts the characters at first level and can take them all the way to 20th I believe. Paizo recently compiled all of the adventures in the campaign, tweaked it a little by adding some more matieral/maps, etc and are releasing it in one 416 page hardcover book.

A 416-page book?

 

[The Shaman]

Hi Shaman, did you click on the link in my first post?

D'oh.

Missed that.

My bad.

Thanks for the info.

 

[Brund the Decrepit]

A 416-page book?

And a 16 page map/illustration book as well as an 8 panel map of the city of Cauldron!

 

[Yeoman99]

I like the thought of this, as my Dungeon collection is incomplete....but $60 sounds a bit OTT.

 

[A'koss]

I'm seriously considering getting this. I don't have any of the issues it ran in (though I am getting the Age of Worms series) so it's a little easier for me to justify.

A'koss.

 

[Remathilis]

60 is a bit too much for me... 40 and we would have had a deal. Even 50....

If I find it on sale, I might grab it.

 

[pogre]

This is the line I'm really looking forward to:

Compleat Encounters: Dark Elf Sanctum

I hope the departure of Mearls won't affect the releases.

 

[Odhanan]

I will pre-order a copy of Shackled City.

Can't wait to see it all in one book.

 

[Runesong42]

I have some of the Dungeon magazines with the Adventure Paths in them, plus I asked if they would be releasing them together in a set several months ago. *G*

Now that I see that it's presented as a hardcover and that the sticker price is 60 bucks U.S., I may wait to find it on eBay or somewhere cheaper. It is an excellent investment, but one I cannot afford at the moment. :\

I didn't know there were 11 modules in all to complete the set... I thought I was doing well to find 6 of them at my local used book store.