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All I know is I love the write up and that last pic is awesome! Great job Wes, and whoever did the pic!

Another vote for iconic character write ups. As long as they are only done once in the series for each iconic character.

I want to add that I love the other material too. Especially the city and that last picture of it. Super cool and made me decide to place this "setting" next to the Wilderlands on my world.

Frickin awesome! I love this! Perfect for the month of October. I wish I was in a position to run it this month.

Great mood! Great threading of plot threads and hooks, including red herrings. Very well done.

I also love how you guys are taking the time to make the adventures build on what has come before.

I dare predict this is going to be the first adventure Path I'll actually want to run in its entirety. Like the intro said (Was it James Jacobs who wrote it?) I don't like running AP's, but I'll definitely run at least the first two of this one, and with the glimpses of the future, I just might end up having this be my first.

This issue definitely hit on all cylinders for me. Congrats to the author and the team for putting this together. A hearty "Thank you!" as well.

Like I said, I love this! I'm running I6 using C&C this month, and I wish I could have used this as a lead in.

Thanks!

Robert Miller 55 wrote:

Looking at your new line up (for Pathfinder) I see they are looking to be 64 pages for $17.99. So why not have your whip masters whip 96 pages out of you all and sell them for $19.99?

Could you please elaborate? Pathfinder is a 96 page book for $19.99...

The additional "support" material for PAthfinder is what I am talking about.

Looking at your new line up (for Pathfinder) I see they are looking to be 64 pages for $17.99. So why not have your whip masters whip 96 pages out of you all and sell them for $19.99?

Kirth Gersen wrote:

I can read it now, kind of, but in a few years there's no way I'll be able to make out what it says!

Officemax and Staples sell these handy magnifying SHEETS. It's about 8x10 and you drop it on top of whatever it is and it magnifies it for you. Very useful and very portable for those with bad eyes.. me, I have glasses. :P

Excellent suggestion, and they aren't expensive either.

Sandpoint is awesome. I loved the inlcusion of all the social variety available to a DM to use or ignore, as they wish. I think this is a great start to an excellent setting. Keep it up.

The cover creature premieres in Pathfinder #1, it is the Sinspawn.

What I want to know is if this book expands further upon these creatures than what we see in Pathfinder and the GameMastery modules.

Go to Trolllord.com and click on Forums to ask questions of those of us who have been playing it. I have been for almost two years now.

Plus Trolllord.com tells you a bunch of the products, etc...

Just realize that despite the CKG being called a "core book", you don't need it to play.

Converting 3E to C&C is pretty easy. You can even convert feaats and the skill system if you wish.

Conversion of 3E, the way I do it, is a process of "cutting off the fat" to get what you want out of whatever it is your converting.

Anyways, come join our forum and we'll be happy to help you find out if C&C is something you want to play.