It will be available through traditional distribution in November. Amazon should be able to get it.
We're offering a flat-rate for shipping, domestic OR international, with the pre-order, though -- it's one of the benefits of placing a pre-order.
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Pathfinder 1E TOME OF SECRETS (Pathfinder License) -- Preview #1
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It will be available through traditional distribution in November. Amazon should be able to get it.
We're offering a flat-rate for shipping, domestic OR international, with the pre-order, though -- it's one of the benefits of placing a pre-order.
Remathilis
Legend
Ok, Pink Elephant-in-the-room time,
How compatible ARE these classes to their obvious inspirations?
Some of the classes being mimicked (knight, warlock, artificer) have unique mechanics and niches. How close do the ToS classes come to the WotC versions?
Close enough to mix-and-match (IE use artificer infusions from Eberron with my ToS artificer?)
Close enough to convert stat blocks (IE does my NPC swashbuckler need to be re-written from scratch, or merely just updated to account for new names and added abilities)
Can I convert PCs previously using the WotC versions to the ToS ones and have them fill a similiar role and party niche? (IE will my warlock PC still feel the same after converting him to ToS)
If the answer to any or all of these is yes, ToS moves up my list of purchases. If it doesn't, it becomes less important for me to purchase.
How compatible ARE these classes to their obvious inspirations?
Some of the classes being mimicked (knight, warlock, artificer) have unique mechanics and niches. How close do the ToS classes come to the WotC versions?
Close enough to mix-and-match (IE use artificer infusions from Eberron with my ToS artificer?)
Close enough to convert stat blocks (IE does my NPC swashbuckler need to be re-written from scratch, or merely just updated to account for new names and added abilities)
Can I convert PCs previously using the WotC versions to the ToS ones and have them fill a similiar role and party niche? (IE will my warlock PC still feel the same after converting him to ToS)
If the answer to any or all of these is yes, ToS moves up my list of purchases. If it doesn't, it becomes less important for me to purchase.
Short answer: They aren't.
Longer answer: The compatible material that does appear is based on Open Content sources. We've got some material which was *inspired* by closed-content material, but the inspiration was as far as that goes -- original systems were designed.
That said, I would say that I can answer Yes to your last question: Can I convert PCs previously using the WotC versions to the ToS ones and have them fill a similiar role and party niche?
The role and party niches are absolutely the same -- and the feel should be similar.
Longer answer: The compatible material that does appear is based on Open Content sources. We've got some material which was *inspired* by closed-content material, but the inspiration was as far as that goes -- original systems were designed.
That said, I would say that I can answer Yes to your last question: Can I convert PCs previously using the WotC versions to the ToS ones and have them fill a similiar role and party niche?
The role and party niches are absolutely the same -- and the feel should be similar.
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