. wrote:Various things. Minus, because you never know how much product is scrapped on account of damaged stock, straight off the press, during deliver, during storage and assembly, in the retail chain, etc. Retail chain pulps stock that is returned by retailers as 'damaged'. Plus, because there are always products produced before the production run, to see that the box is just so, the check that the box and books all fit, the check that the box wrapper aligns with the cardboard frame, etc. And because verious people always get their complimentary copies (authors, contributing artists, cartographer, office reference copies and printers keep samples of products they've printed for display and to show other clients). Production of any product is not an exact science, and there is always extra produced at every stage of the production process.So we don't know exactly how many are actually out there, but we can guess at around 1000 +/- 5%.
Plaag wrote:I'm good friends with one writer and even the owners Clark and Bill. So I can tell you there isn't any + to that amount, minus I can go along with, but then every product will go -% unless its print on demand. Since printing came from China (course it will again since Paizo goes through that country as well) there was no advance copies. Sure they had things air mailed to make Gen Con while the rest was shipped by sea. And companies get what is known as a "White Sample" A white sample is a totally blank book with the correct weight, paper stock, and cover stock of the final product.Just wanted to inform you on this, not trying to make a big deal out of it. Other companies do things differently, but what I know of Necromancer Games stuff that's the gist of it.
. wrote:Great info. Thanks.'course it will again...'? Does that mean it's going to be reprintd? Why Paizo?The white samples is something new to me. Sounds pretty cool. Wouldn't mind one of them.
bombadil wrote:Has this one been posted?Upper Works with $199 BIN: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Now's your chance!
carrejo wrote:For those interested I see two copies of CZ:UW on Noble Knights website, one for $198 VG/Mint, and one for $178 Fair/Mint..http://www.nobleknight.com/ViewProducts ... GenreID_E_Jorge
misterspock wrote:There's a "retail price" listed next to each one for $219.95 and $199.95, and then the prices "on sale". Isn't that odd? You save 10%!!! Whoo hoo!!!
. wrote:NKG are pretty good at getting things to people without them arriving damaged, unlike the eBay lottery on shipping.
carrejo wrote:even T&T is giving pretty good prices on it...http://www.trollandtoad.com/p249310.html
Grug Greyskin wrote:Now they do have it listed on E-Bay. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
lawrenson wrote:Hi,rumours in the industry about it being reprinted.Cheers,Malc
Blackmoor wrote:Good news for fans THis is really an item that should be played not hoarded away. Our group went through it and we had a blast. The werewolf infected a popular player which turned around later and ambushed the party. Nearly a TPK