Memorable Townfolk (PFRPG) PDF (based on
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The trip back to civilization doesn't always have to be a boring run to the supply goods store or magic shop. It can be just as fun as a harrowing dash through the dungeon. What makes the city fun are the people in it. Memorable Townsfolk presents twelve NPCs players won't forget. Each comes with extensive background text, unique personality, complete stat block and full-color illustration. Memorable Townsfolk also contains tables to generate random NPCs with unique desires and personalities as well as four pre-generated settlements PCs can visit, explore and get into trouble. Use them to create a campaign world or simply to enliven parts of an adventure that needs a bit role-playing excitement.
Author: David Nicholas Ross
Page Count: 32
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Reviewed here, on DTRPG and sent to GMS magazine. Cheers!
Thanks for the review Endzeitgeist.
You wouldn't happen to have a list of editing problems for me, we worked this text a number of times including uploading a new copy last night with some more minor fixes.
I unfortunately didn't make a list and only tracked the number of glitches I found. I'll try to look through the pdf again as soon as I can, but things are rather busy on my end, so that might take some time.
One layout-peculiarity I recall from the top of my head was that there's no colon between the headers of the settlement entries like "Relationship with the outside world" and the flavor-text, which might be irritating when printed out in b/w. Hope that helps!
One layout-peculiarity I recall from the top of my head was that there's no colon between the headers of the settlement entries like "Relationship with the outside world" and the flavor-text, which might be irritating when printed out in b/w. Hope that helps!
That is an intentional peculiarity. I believe the colons were in and I scrapped them. I've felt very over-coloned lately. I did not consider people printing it out for use because its a digital format and not hugely long.
Something I may need to reconsider now that you mention it.