Nynphaiel |
Mmmh, yeah, this is probably the dumbest question ever, but I'm going to make it aanyways. See, the economy in my country is a little... complicated right now, and every Paizo product I buy means a huge inversion (specially the shipping costs).
So, is there any difference between the book and the PDF besides the Interactive maps?
Thanks guys!
mcbobbo |
None that I could see, and I do own both.
I use the hardback at the table when I am running the game.
I use the pdfs when I am mobile (e.g. at work) or when I just want to search for something. I have also extracted images from the pdfs for handouts, display on my tablet ("she looks like this"), and printing out the maps.
HangarFlying |
No.
One question to ask is if you have a means to comfortably access the PDF while you're playing? Obviously you have access to the Internet, but do you have something like a laptop, iPad, or a printer to print out relevant pages—or the desktop is near the gaming area and easily accessible. That might be something to consider too. Good luck!
Lincoln Hills |
I wish the economy in my country was 'complicated'. Over here it's very simple: the upper crust roll around on big piles of foreclosed mortgages and command their pet senators to slap-fight for their amusement, while the rest of us are forced to do the "company cheer" every morning at 6 am at Megalo-Mart.
On the other hand, I'm not being forced to mine diamonds at machete-point, so maybe my economic woes aren't as bad as I think.