...two years ago at GenCon. I'm going this year to buy it on DVD.
If you liked the first one, then you will love this.
SPECIAL INSERT: CITY OF GREYHAWK POSTER MAP is worth it alone.
It came in the original plastic bag. In mint condition.
Peace and smiles :)
j.
I'm not going to review the contents of #320. This is about the quality of the PDF Download. The zip file contains 18 PDFs. They are of the following:
Cover - 1 page
Table of Contents - 2 pages
Wyrm's Turn, Scale Mail, Up on a Soapbox, Zogonia - 5 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
30 Years of D&D - 16 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Dragon PCs - 10 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Fostered dragons - 6 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Dragon Kingdoms - 6 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Dork Tower - 1 page
New in Town, fiction - 10 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Elminster's Guide - 4 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Countdown to Eberron - 6 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Silicon Sorcery, Warcraft III - 4 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Under command - 4 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
DM's Toolbox - 4 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Play's the thing - 3 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Dungeoncraft - 3 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Sage advice - 4 pages, plus 1 "cover" page
Nodwick - 1 page
No ads (well except what little that is on a page with an article). All the art is of high resolution. Paizo watermarks (a standard PDF with your name printed at the top and bottom), which I think is a good thing.
If you don't own this issue or you want a pdf version of your printed copy, then look no further.
I hope more printed issues become unavailable and can be bought here in pdf.
Peace and smiles :)
j.
The Whispering Cairn didn't grab me until I got to the old observatory. The overview of Diamond Lake sealed the deal of having a good start to the Age of Worms Adventure Path.
The online supplement is outstanding.
