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Pale Writer		#21	[-]
Posts: 7469 Mar 31 12 10:38 AM Scribe of the Apocalypse Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It appears to be a herculean amount of excitement as well. . . . and behind them came a fifth rider on a pony, Pale Writer: Scribe of the Apocalypse.
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Frost		#22	[-]
Posts: 3426 Apr 1 12 6:59 PM Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What can I say? I get excited. Frost Official Killer DM #0076 Baron of the Pitt - Castles & Crusades Society The Dungeoneering Dad
Pale Writer		#23	[-]
Posts: 7469 Apr 5 12 2:24 PM Scribe of the Apocalypse Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The Slumbering Tsar Saga is off to the printer and out of my hands! (Other than troubleshooting and quality control, of course.) . . . and behind them came a fifth rider on a pony, Pale Writer: Scribe of the Apocalypse.
Dark Sasha		#24	[-]
Posts: 576 Apr 12 12 8:17 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Per Bill Webb on the Paizo forums regarding Slumbering Tsar Saga: "Shipping invoices will go out in the next week or so. The pre-order $125 price here [Paizo's webstore] will go away in about 2 weeks guys, then it goes up to $150...save your $25 while you can. There are maybe 300 total (Paizo and us) books left for sale (I am assuming overprints of 10%)."
DaveMage		#25	[-]
Posts: 2963 Apr 12 12 9:23 AM Wilderlands Pathfinder Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hmmm... Do I buy a second copy to lock away in a vault with my phylactery or not???? Decisions, decisions....
Dark Sasha	more from Bill	#26	[-]
Posts: 576 Apr 13 12 6:14 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	"ps--shipping details coming soon--darn USPS raised rates. If you ordered 2, they both fit in one box. If you ordered 1--I'll give instructions on how to let me know to combine shipping if you want extra books in the email w/ out paying for shipping twice. Overseas folks--if you have been holding off on that copy of Black Monastery or TOAD that you wanted...and you ordered Tsar, now is the time to order it to combine shipping. 9 pound books cost about $65 to ship--final number pending--but I can cram a heck of a lot of other books in the box and ship together for the same rate. I am pretty sure 2 Tsars will allow only minor additions to the box; maybe 1-2 short modules. But 1 Tsar can fit, well, another 1000 pages or so in the same box. After much evaluation--I am still pretty sure USPS Priority flat rate is going to be the best bet. I only have to add like $1 for packing tape and (lots of) bubble wrap (boxes are free). I just had 48 x 150 foot rolls of bubble wrap delivered to me this week in anticipation."
Mr Baron		#27	[-]
Posts: 247 Apr 13 12 3:06 PM Ghast Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Do we have rough postage costs for shipping inside the US? Killer DM #61 http://grumblingrognard.blogspot.com/ (game blog) http://mrbaron-bps.livejournal.com/ (misc stuff blog)
Tammeraut		#28	[-]
Posts: 535 Apr 13 12 3:58 PM Necromantic Writer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Mr Baron wrote: Do we have rough postage costs for shipping inside the US? I believe it's just the Priority big box flat rate, whatever that is right now. I'm sure Bill will post it, but it's probably just listed at USPS.com if you want to get an idea in advance. I don't want to post it myself because then it becomes gospel from the mouth of the company in case I'm wrong.
tacojohn4547		#29	[-]
Posts: 524 Apr 13 12 5:42 PM Ghast Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tammeraut wrote: Mr Baron wrote: Do we have rough postage costs for shipping inside the US? I believe it's just the Priority big box flat rate, whatever that is right now. I'm sure Bill will post it, but it's probably just listed at USPS.com if you want to get an idea in advance. I don't want to post it myself because then it becomes gospel from the mouth of the company in case I'm wrong. Heh heh...I don't represent FGG, but the USPS Priority Mail flat rate big box rates (for domestic US shipping) are: $14.65 if paid online and $15.45 if paid at the Post Office http://black-blade-publishing.com
DaveMage		#30	[-]
Posts: 2963 Apr 14 12 6:11 PM Wilderlands Pathfinder Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Shipping is apparently $17 in the USA. I just paid it.
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Dark Sasha	Posted by Greg Vaughan	#31	[-]
Posts: 576 Apr 14 12 6:40 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	"VERY IMPORTANT!!!! I just talked to Bill. He is sending out the shipping e-mails to everyone who has ordered Tsar (as silverhair notes above). If you do not receive an e-mail from Bill in the next 24 hours, contact him at bill[at]talesofthefroggod[dot]com and let him know. Because that means either the address we have for you is bad or has somehow been lost. We want to make sure we've got everyone's correct shipping address, too, before they go out. Thanks for your patience! Greg"
Mark Hope		#32	[-]
Posts: 114 Apr 15 12 8:56 AM Skeleton Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Received and paid up Can't wait!!! The name that can be named is not the true name. Killer DM #0016
Dark Sasha		#33	[-]
Posts: 576 May 11 12 1:56 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Slumbering Tsar has arrived at the Frog God's abode. After Greg arrives to sign the things (and help pack them if I know my Frog God), then they will start shipping. Though that will not be till a certain beer and bbq holiday weekend known as Memorial Day.
skeetyrbug		#34	[-]
Posts: 9850 May 18 12 5:41 AM Balor Librarian Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Im hopping over to the lillypad to help load books as well. If its anything like the ToHC loadup, Froggy's poor vehicle is going to be crying. SG ----------------------------------------------------------- ...and in the end the mermaid was rescued (long story)...
Mark Hope		#35	[-]
Posts: 114 May 18 12 8:02 AM Skeleton Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Great stuff guys! I was pimping ST at my Rappan Athuk session the other night and the players seemed rather intrigued. They were actually wondering whether they should have headed north into the Desolation rather than into the Dungeon of Graves. To be honest, Tsar seems even more brutal than Rappan Athuk. Looking forward to getting the book and putting it to the test . The name that can be named is not the true name. Killer DM #0016
skeetyrbug		#36	[-]
Posts: 9850 May 29 12 5:31 AM Balor Librarian Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Mark Hope wrote: Great stuff guys! I was pimping ST at my Rappan Athuk session the other night and the players seemed rather intrigued. They were actually wondering whether they should have headed north into the Desolation rather than into the Dungeon of Graves. To be honest, Tsar seems even more brutal than Rappan Athuk. Looking forward to getting the book and putting it to the test . Why, that sounds like a challenge. I accept. Give us a post in August when RA comes out and let me know what you think. SG ----------------------------------------------------------- ...and in the end the mermaid was rescued (long story)...
Frost		#37	[-]
Posts: 3426 May 31 12 6:11 PM Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Pale Writer wrote: That's why I ultimately decided to re-do the front - to get more of Rick's art visible. Any excess space you see left over is space reserved for "dressing". Sorry you don't care for the color scheme, Frost. I take it back. Now that I have a physical copy I really like the look... nice work! Frost Official Killer DM #0076 Baron of the Pitt - Castles & Crusades Society The Dungeoneering Dad
Pale Writer		#38	[-]
Posts: 7469 Jun 1 12 1:38 PM Scribe of the Apocalypse Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yay! . . . and behind them came a fifth rider on a pony, Pale Writer: Scribe of the Apocalypse.
Dark Sasha		#39	[-]
Posts: 576 Jun 6 12 6:21 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Slumbering Tsar is on Paizo's Top Sellers list this week. http://paizo.com/paizo&xml=atom&what=top
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