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Show Less. Enjoy this huge chunk of original Judges Guild goodness. I might have to get it. I already have the original in hard copy. Might have to add the PDF as well. Are there any plans to release the other City States i. I always liked these campaign modules and would like to get them in PDF as well. I can't check right now as OBS is "down for maintenance.
I would love a PDF compilation of everything. Maybe an 'authorized' one on CD or something. That would ROCK! In the meantime, I still have to figure out what was put out in the first place. I just feel I got to Wilderlands party a bit too late sometimes. Stats are for 3E, but are minimal in the City State portion, so easily converted.
The map is very clean, but makes some slight changes or mistakes, depending on your point of view. It was very disappointing, mostly because there is no "Wraith Overlord" and it spends way too much time detailing each and every prisoner in the jail, rather than concentrating on adventure.
Still, it has the official maps of the sewers also included with the Necro edition of the City State. Your mileage may vary. Post by Plaag » Fri Apr 03, pm moriarty wrote: In the meantime, I still have to figure out what was put out in the first place. Post by jamesmishler » Fri Apr 03, pm The problem with doing a "one with everything" CD is that the discount that most consumers would require on the price would make the creation of such a CD a losing proposition.
Scanning in these books is highly labor intensive. Even if we could find someone with a copy who would allow us to cut the pages so they could be run through a scanner's autoload system, we still couldn't do it in most cases, as the paper is too fragile; the books are just too old and were originally printed on cheap, flimsy paper. So it has to be scanned in by hand, page by page.
As most were printed on newspaper or cheap tan or brown paper, very thin with lots of bleed-through from the back, OCR is very difficult, if not impossible due to the costs involved, and so none of these could be done in cut-and-paste PDF format. Or rather, I should say, they can't be done affordably. At the cost involved, might as well hire someone to re-type straight from the page. And at the price required to recoup those costs, simply for a reproduction of a year old book, the market for the product would be very small indeed Post by Breakdaddy » Fri Apr 03, pm jamesmishler wrote: Woohoo!
Clean them up with better lay out, presentation? Correct grammatical errors?
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