Also, hope you're not doing this indoors...that much damage will seriously harm inanimate objects in the area, pretty much disintegrating everything in a 10' bubble. Hope those weren't load bearing structures. You also have a good chance of annihilating your treasure...40+ saving throws means some 1s will be rolled, and then the enemies stuff takes 1000s of damage as well. Unattended stuff will just be gone. Your 5000+ points of damage is enough to destroy more than 100 feet of solid stone, so you end up carving out a hemispherical crater in the ground 10 feet deep as well.
There are various levels of benefit. For just $1 you get almost everything you need to start playing Pathfinder. The next two tiers, $15, and the average ($17.23 as of February 24th), open up an amazing amount of additional material.
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