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Any news about this wonderful project?

The best readings to start with are probably story hours... In my opinion the best are the ones from Moonbeam and Jolly Doc.

Then you could follow what JJ suggests at the beginning of the just released book.

Bought... Wonderful package. Perfect to run it online with software like maptool as I'm planning to do.

Thanks for this work

Perfect. Locations have been added thanks... Or perhaps they were already there and I didn't notice those???

WOW you improved it a lot thanks... A last thing I would like to see added is the list of places where you can find the NPCs. You could use Sandpoint map reference numbers for that. The first number should be the most probable (home, personal shop...) the following ones where they are used to go (tavern, friends....)

However good work, I'll use that.

That's nice Tanis even if there were already something similar around but character's age can be an useful add on. I really would like to see added a short description of major NPCs and, ideally, something special used to identify the different characters...

In unrelated news, we've already begun discussing the next AP we're going to play... ;)

Let me suppose... Some pirates foreseen on your future?

This is something I really like, I was looking for something like that for a lot of time... I'm going to read through your material very carefully... wait for my comments soon...

Thank you

Thorncrown of Iomedae... and I have found data about it just in AP#1

OOhh just at the beginning of book three and about 200 pages already written... in the meantime I've been able, having a pause from GMing, to start reading your story... I'm just at page 60 but your work is wonderful as usual... thanks

I think it should be a great satisfaction to arrive to such a goal... congratulation mate !!!

What I had put together was...

Thanks a lot Haladir I'll try your suggestions and I'll update my playlist...

For the problem of bandwidth you mention of course you could be right but I want however to prepare this list then I'll see if I can use or not that without ruin the play mood. In every case it's funny for me as a GM to prepare such a list and even of it will not work for the real play it could help me to prepare the adventure taking myself in the right perspective...

Listening the music thinking to the specific game events sometimes helps me to imagine new possible RPG evolutions...

Sneaky: is that your Rise of the Runelords campaign you're concluding this week?

No still I have never really started RotR AP.... I have read all the books probably three times, read every single topic regarding it (and still some new good idea is coming from messageboard) and two complete campaign journal (your and Jollydoc's one)... Now I'm trying to define a background music for that and voices and image for each NPC...

I remember a dragon article that suggested to GM one single rule... don't prepare a game too much... I have not followed that I fear... perhaps when JJ hard cover release will be out I'll finally play that ^^

The campaign I'm finishing (24th last session in two days) is Price of Immortality, while I should start Kingmaker as a player at the end of the month.

I plan to adopt MorphVoxPro for my Virtual Table Top campaign and so I planned to use also music as background as suggested for example by Riptide for Carrion Crown... At the moment I'm focusing on Burnt Offerings. I have defined a preliminary list but still I have some holes and I would like to receive some good suggestions for new entries or substitutions to what I adopted.

If you need more details on the songs to find them contact me

Part One: Festival and Fire
A) Arriving in Sandpoint
- A1 On the Lost Coast Road  Alan Silvestri – Reunited
This is needed if some of the PCs have to arrive in Sandpoint. In my campaign the group was traveling few days before the festival from Magnimar with the objective to take some maps to “The Way North” and to protect two aristocratic families on the route to the coastal city. On their way they joined themselves with a caravan leaded by Jubrayl Vhiski with his Sczarni who still came from Magnimar where they had some other business. Near Sandpoint they were all ambushed by some other thieves, in my case a small band, I used Happs Bydon and his bandits from Kingmaker Stolen Land and later in the adventure Kressle and The Stag Lord too.
- A2 Entering the town  Apocalyptica - Nothing Else Matters
The PC enter the city
From the gatehouse and stop themselves in front of the sign and the mirror reading the welcoming message. Then they direct towards the Way North where the buy a map of the Region from Veznutt Parooh finally going to give a look to the Old Light.
- A3 Sandpoint Streets  Jeff Beal - The Carnivàle Convoy
The PC go through the streets where they meet various NPCs and other folks making preparations for the incoming festival finally reaching the Rusty Dragon.
B) The Swallowtail Festival
- B1 Welcoming Speeches  Knut Avenstroup Haugen - The Mountains of Night
- B2 Festival games  David Munrow - Citole, English dance
- B3 Swallowtail Relaise  Shiro Hamaguchi, Seiji Honda - Aerith's Theme
- B4 Lunch on the streets  THE MIDDLE AGES (Woodwind) Shawm - Saltarello
- B5 Consecration  Wojciech Kilar - Lucy's Party
C) Goblins in the streets!
- C1 Initial Assault  Danny Elfman - March of the Dead
- C2 Goblyn Pyros  Bernard Herrmann - The Fight
- C3 Die, Dog, Die! 
- C4 Corpses on the streets  Carrie Soundtrack - Candles, Mother at the Top of the Stairs

Part Two: Local Heroes
D) Consecration part two
- D1 Sandpoint cathedral  Knut Avenstroup Haugen - In the Temple
- D2 Father Zantus speech  Hans Zimmer - Chevaliers de Sangreal
- D3 Local Heroes  David Munrow - THE RENAISSANCE (Woodwind) Shawm, Two Courantes
E) The Shopkeep’s Daughter
- E1 Shayliss Vinder  David Munrow - Dulcimer, Madrigal 'Tanto soavemente'
- E2 Love in the Store Basement  David Munrow - Xylophone, Ballo Francese
- E3 Ven Vinder arrival
F) The Boar Hunt
- F1 Aldern Foxglove
- F2 Towards Tickwood Ford  Jeff Beal - Carnivàle Main Title Theme
- F3 Tickwood Boars  The Terminator Soundtrack - Future Remembered
- F4 Dinner at Rusty Dragon  Knut Avenstroup Haugen - The Ballad of the Barbarian King
G) Monster in the Closet
- G1 Amele Barett
- G2 PC at Barett house  Glenn Stafford - Blackrock & Roll
- G3 Alergast fate  Carrie Soundtrack - End Title
H) Grim News from Mosswood
- H1 Shalelu Andosana  James Newton Howard - The Orange Man
- H2 Lesson on goblins  The London Symphony Orchestra - 'Freedom' _ The Excecution _ Bannockburn
- H3 Another dinner at Rusty Dragon  Jeff Beal - Dora Mae's Funeral
I) The Missing Bartender
- I1 Bethana Corwin  The London Symphony Orchestra - The Princess Pleads For Wallace's Life
- I2 Tsuto Letter  Philippe Sarde - Mansion

Part Three: Glass and Wrath
L) Sandpoint Glassworks
- L1 Investigation  Nobuo Uematsu - Turk's Theme
- L2 Against the Goblins  David Arnold - Fall of a House in Venice
- L3 Saving Ameiko
- L4 Against Tsuto
M) Catacombs of Wrath
- M1 Sinspawn  Carrie Soundtrack - Broken Mirror
- M2 Vargouille near washing pool The Terminator Soundtrack - Factory Chase
- M3 More Sinspawn in ancient prison  Joseph LoDuca - Foul Thing
- M4 Ancient study skeletons
- M5 Koruvus and Zombies  M5 John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - Halloween 1 - Theme Main Title
- M6 Meditation Chamber  M6 Jeff Beal - Justin Calls Iris
- M7 Shrine to Lamashtu
- M8 Cathedral of Wrath and Erylium  M8 John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - A Stranger In The House

Part Four: Thistletop
N) Trip to Thistletop
- N1 Sandpoint Hinterlands  Tracy W. Bush - Awakening
O) Outside Thistletop
- O1 Hidden Entrance / Thistle Tunnels  Derek Duke - Arcane Echoes
- O2 The Howling Hole  Joseph LoDuca - Pit
- O3 Submerged Sea Cave (Bunyip)  Derek Duke - Blight
- O4 Refugee Nest
- O5 Goblin Dog Kennel / Tangletooth’s Den  Tracy W. Bush - Arrival at Kalimdor
- O6 Gogmurt  Knut Avenstroup Haugen - Ambush from Three Directions
- O7 Rope Bridge 
- O8 Thistletop
P) Goblin Level
- P1 Trophy Hall  Jeff Beal - You're The One
- P2 Pickle Thieves
- P3 Thistletop Goblins  Joseph LoDuca - On the Parapet
- P4 Shadowmist (caged horse)
- P5 Throne Room  Hans Zimmer - The Kraken
- P6 Treasury
Q) Thistletop Dungeon: Level One
- Q1 Bruthazmus and Goblin Wives
- Q2 Orik Vancaskerkin
- Q3 Tentamort
- Q4 Chapel to Lamashtu  John Carpenter and Alan Howarth - Darkness Falls
- Q5 Lyrie Akenja  John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - End Credit
- Q6 Trapped Hall
- Q7 Nualia  John Carpenter and Alan Howarth - Opening Credits
- Q8 Giant Hermit Crab
- Q9 Malfeshnekor  John Carpenter & Alan Howarth - The Devil Awakens

I'm still reading. Zeeva's voice will be missed, but I appreciate that these things must take a long time to write up. Thanks for continuing the story!

Same here, this week I'm finishing my mastered campaign began 8 months ago, and I'll have a month before a new AP starting (KINGMAKER but not as GM this time) so I'll have time to listen all the TTS parts of moonbeam CotCT campaign I have on my mp3 reader... thanks for that moonbeam

While not finished, pathfinder wiki has an Art index that I've been working on. You can click the product column to sort by product/page. Right now it's only complete up to the end of CotCT and a few of the modules/chronicles though.

Thanks a lot kirstov, that wonderful as all pathfinderwiki and I wasn't aware of that specific page... however that piece of art was on of the few Untagged art in your list :(

Brian Darnell wrote:

I thought it might be Magnimar due to the clue in the letter on the previous page but it doesn't look quite right compared to what magnimar looks like on the map.

If it isn't Xin Shalast (It looks like it very well might be as the architecture seems right but you can't see the runelord carving) it is probably another Thasilonian ruin.

I don't think it is Xin-Shalast, because at 15,000 feet it's built above the Kodar Mts. tree line. That said, that art was likely commissioned before Spires of Xin-Shalast was written, so it could have been intended to represent that city.

I have always though it was representing a generic founding of a remote city done by pathfinders just to illustrate their adventuring life, perhaps this is the simple truth behind that image... Thanks a lot however, I'm sure I'll have more requests in next days because usually I have doubs on image identities once every week ^^

Hollow Mountain.

The site is partially described in "Dungeons of Golarion". It is indeed in Varisia, and is a relic from the empire of Thassilon.

WOW thanks a lot Urath you are right, I still have to review that volume even if it's already on my shelf.

On the same RotR first module I have another doub this time perhaps a little harder.

2) Which city are the two pathfinders visiting in the image on page 81 of Burnt Offerings?

I really like to go through my quite big Paizo collection and look at the wonderful images of Golarion, but sometime I really don't know what it is there represented... I would like community to use this post to Q&A on this topic...

My first question is....

1) What is represented on page 72 of AP1 - Burnt Offerings?

Thanks a lot in advance

A very small bug present from the first versions...

Under the sheet "Stats" in the "Region" field there is written "Nitmathas" instead of "Nirmathas".

P.S. I'm using your sheet from the beginning of your campaign... thanks a lot for the effort you have put in it

Good news: We will have space for our entire audio archive again and years of more content.

First of all let me thank you and Perram for your work, it's fantastique and I'm listening you since the beginning without losing an episode.

Does it mean you are going to repost first episodes of Private Sanctuary?

That's it for now... Stay tuned for the conclusion of our campaign, next summer. :)

Gratz Moonbeam and thanks for the effort you have done and that could be useful to anyone who will have to start a new Legacy of Fire campaign (But you have also wonderfully reported Rise of the Runelords, I still use it for my home game, Curse of the Crimson Throne and the module Hangman's Noose... am I forgetting something?)

Did I mentioned you that JJ told me in a chat that he is reading your story hour for the work he is doing on the upcoming revision of RotR? Ok I'm joking but he should do that and this could add a lot to his next year must buy hardcover complete AP.

Ok I have just finished the Worlwound Gambit... what could I say... fantastique, thanks a lot Robin....

Here my idea aimed to understand which of the books have been preferred by the other readers... 15 point to be divided on the Pathfinder tales books you have read... (it doesn't matter if they are less then 4 (or if they will be more), the single votes will be higher but that's not a problem, it's just a way)

For me these are my preferences:

Prince of wolves 4.5
Winter Witch 3.5
Plague of Shadow 2.5
The Worldwound Gambit 4.5

Could you please just copy and paste the feat information only into a seperate spreadsheet (best to just "Paste as" "Values".) This way it will also be small enough to e-mail. Thank you, I look forward to seeing the work you have done :)

Sent it the way you suggested... (I hope)

I concur on the enhancement that a campaign log can give to a campaign. As a DM, I like 1) that my players can rely upon my written words to make up for their deficient memories (goldfish brains, all of them!); 2) that they strive to roleplay, utter memorable sentences and act like heroes, just because they want to look good in the campaign log (glory hounds and braggarts, all of them!)

3) write down memories also help myself as a GM to make situations that were presented in a not so interesting way during play (due to my lack of skill/energy on the moment) epic as they should be to adeguately regard Paizo work. And also enhance my thoughts on the story helping me to prepare something new to surprise my players...

At the moment I have only time to get everything you are writing, and put that in a similar format as Pathfinder fiction (these books at the moment are taking with my campaign and some other Paizo books all my free time) and then I have just few time remaining to give your writings only a quick look... but I'm so happy knowing that this summer I'll have your printed story to read carefully as it was for RotR before and, from what you say, I start to hope also you'll end LoF (this is the thirth year of summer play... wow). I'm sure that if you don't get too much comments is just because you write so much good materials that read it as it is written is quite difficult with so many new materials coming from Paizo...

but if some1 has to play those APs there is nothing better around...

Kor have you seen my mail with APG feat's prerequisites? Was it wrong? If so (I have seen you didn't introduce it on last versions) if you tell me how to do that in the right way I'll try to correct myself.

Have you seen this tales-of-darkmoon-vale? It's a wonderful summary of a campaign set in Darkmoon Vale...

I forgot to write it here... yesterday in the evening I sent you the excel file with APG feats prerequisites filled... find it in your mail...

and don't forget telling me what else you need now and if everything I did was right.

Prerequisites is certainly one area that will be very helpful on feats. Don't worry about any feats that will need cell references, I will code them when the info is sent to me.

Hi Kor, looking better at the "Feats_DATA" sheet I discover the AZ Column (Other Custom) so probably I could be able to put specific reference to cells too and so mainly (I hope) put almost all the data in...

So I started filling the info (for prerequisites) and I think I could finish with APG data quite soon... then I'll send you that sheet by mail and you could give me indication about how to improve that work or expand it for other sources.

P.S. Kor, why when "Precise Shot" is requested as a prerequisite you also add "Point Blank Shot" that is already a prerequisite of the first feet? Shouldn't the reference be already automatic with the specifing of the first one?

Helaman I have some questions for you?

1. You asked me to insert all the APG Feats in the same format... Well in the Feats_DATA hidden sheet there are all these feats reported already with a lot of info... what is still missing I think are just the prerequisites for almost all of these feats... then do you need I just insert the prerequisites?

2. Assuming the answer to 1. is yes then I have a problem, how the sheet is working at the moment, if I'm not wrong, I could be able to add only about 50%-70% of the APG feats prerequisites because to add the others I should need to change the sheet format to add specific references to races-generic caster level... Do you want I start adding what I can or is better if some1 who is knowing better all the references to this sheet (KOR?!?) prepares before the main format and then I could help him with this job?

3. If the answer to the 2nd question is "start adding what you can do" this seems a quite simple task and I could do it in very few days. If instead the worksheet expert (KOR) tell us that I can add some rows to the prerequisites checks ("AZ:BK") without making any trouble to macros or other references I could also try to insert new specific APG prerequisite categories by myself.

4. If instead you prefer I can do other tasks...

Hi Sneaky, want to try entering ALL the APG feats using the same format? I am still working with the traits.

In the afternoon I'll try to see if everything I should do is well clear for me, if not I'll ask for some explanation if instead is everything ok I'll try to understand how much time I could need to perform the task and inform you with that

Can some1 coordinate the additional work fans could do? I'm very skilled with excel (using VBA for work every day) and I also love the Ogree's Sheet so I think I should really help the community in some way...

Well, I'm back from vacation and will begin chipping away at sheet again.

One of my roadblocks has been how to redesign the levels page. I have now constructed a new levels page that I am really excited with.

Once the levels page and its features are working, then I will work on the bug reports. Once those are all fixed, then I can resume with the APG inputing.

Thanks for being so patient.

WOW KOR I turn on my PC just to see if there was some news about your sheets... I use it still for my campaign and to see that you are going to continue supporting it is a great fact.

Thank a lot for your effort.

Two numbers 22... and how difficult to find them all ^^

I really liked your idea and how you are dealing with that... thanks a lot and please make it a regular podcast. It's very useful to ear Golarion explained in another way from gamers...
For what concerns mistakes (more then justified in my opinion) they are not a problem for me until you'll be able to keep a correction part at the beginning (or the end) of each new episode reporting also suggestions that will be made by fans on the messageboard.

I like your post Donato, it seems that it will be neat and useful if you'll keep updating it

Before loving Paizo I was attracted by Necromancer's adventures... They were years I was away from D&D (taken by PC games/family/work...) and then I found someone of your wonderful book in a shop where I causually stepped and from that reading I knew the awesome quality of Necro tomes. Then, if now I could enjoy everything Paizo is doing with Pathfinder, it is also due to the hours spent reading The Crucible of Freya mini adventure path and then dreaming to run again a game in Rappan Athuk (and I still hope to do that one day).

So I'll continue supporting your efforts in the future as I did in the past and as I'm doing now with Paizo because when the quality and the love behind the produced material is so high this way is how I like to waste my time and money.

What you put down were the kind of info I was really looking for, because I still have not read the guide to Cheliax and so I was not able to catch some of those reference [even if I put the book in my backpack for a next weekend reading (and Nicklod and Pontia were on my character to be found list)].

I really love the introduction of later to come NPC before their official appearance and this is something I use as well on my adventures (I think Paizo is doing a great job with the definition of a preliminary backbone of the main plot for their entire APs but some NPC are created just when the first volumes are mainly frozen).

I loved reading Eando Kline's journal but this happened a lot of time ago and I wasn't remembering the reference with the hellknight (good to know). As I said before reading your story I was not very taken from hellknights and thanks to you I'm going to recover this gap.

Of course I'm very intrigued with every reference with RotR so a Foxglove family member is more than welcome (even if something else is already foreseen from Paizo in the story).

I'm sure you'll love Prince of Wolves or Winter Witch even because, from my modest point of view, their way to describe Golarion has some similitude with your. The first tome, settled in Ustalav, is marvelous with so many references and details that will make you desire to play Carrion Crown as soon as possible. The second one is also very good and I especially appreciate the first half of the story that is located in Korvosa (I think you are already describing the Korvosa atmosphere very well but the same could be said by the work done by E.Cunningham), after this part there is a long trip (very well described) to Irrisen and this is very interesting to get a better description (with respect to the one in guide to Korvosa) of Harse-Balswief-Melfesh-Ilsurian-Sanos Forest-the zone near Ravenmoor-The Nolands-Brinewall (very interesting) and remembering me the Eando Kline travel you mentioned from wich I started loving Varisia, the shoanti, Kaer Maga and Belkzen. I strongly suggest you reading both of them (I have Plague of Shadow too but still I have not found time to immerge myself on it).

I was asking myself where the speech in Manius's background was coming from (I wrongly supposed in Cheliax guide...).

Ok again thanks a lot for your effort and I will not stop myself making promotion for your story hours all around the messageboard because I'm sure that there are a lot of Paizo fans that should love reading these useful summaries.

I still miss the reading of your last 3 posts (I was away this weekend and I just saw those on the messageboard) but I would like however to tell you my first impressions on your last fatigue...

It's wonderful!!! Really I have to thank you again for that... For me it's incredible that it's free...

I have read it three times to appreciate every single reference to korvosa guide, AP and RotR campaign... What I really love of your reports are the small details about Golarion that compel me, when I'm not able to fully understand your references, to search as a scholar my vast Paizo biblioteque... And I think I was still not able to find every single reference (difficult to understand which of the NPC you introduced have been taken from Paizo books or from your brain... I hope pathfinder wiki will help me with that).

What I feel reading this story was very similar to what I felt reading "Prince of Wolves" or "Winter Witch" (have you read those? If not I suggest you to do that they are very beautiful too and the second one is setted in Korvosa at least on the first part). I think Paizo should ask you to prepare what you did for RotR to be printed in six different Pathfinder tales and I'm sure the same could be said at the end of your CotCT.

Here a list of what I appreciated most: Zeeva Foxglove as a member of the party (even if used by the GM), the harrow readings, the characters statistics, the background of Manius (for the first time I read something more on Hellknights and now I'm appreciating them), all the characters you are introducing in the story, Kindrasius background (were all the three parts written by the player or just the first one?), details of Korvosa and side quests, possible openings for future stories...

Ok that's all for now... I'm going to open again your RotR story and prepare 6 books for my Paizo collection... they will be wonderful aside the Pathfinder tales one... I have just to find a good online printer... Thanks again mate.

WOW WOW WOW a new Moonbeam's campaign summary... Something really good to be read for this weekend (yes I know with Paizo and the wonderful community here I have Gigabytes of accumulated wondrous materials for the years to come but this is someway special...).
Thanks a lot mate, my group is really slow at playing and if we are able to play one AP in a year I have to thanks Desna... so you ROTR summary was for me a way to "play" the first complete set of adventure on my shelves and I really really enjoyed your work because it's so detailed and full with additions on Golarion and the adventure that for me read it is really near to the experience of play and never boring. I'm sure I'll have a lot to learn from this reading about my favorite game setting and on how to be a great game master.
I remember how it was even more intense, but smaller of course, the passion I felt with your Hangman's Noose and now... now... when I was thinking you lost your passion for Paizo's works... what I found around? My favourite AP... Curse of the Crimson Throne... marvelous fantastic!!!
I wish you a wonderful campaign and all the energy you need to write this for me, numerous other affecionatos I'm sure will come and for your players of course (even if they will not always read every session report your effort will enrich the campaign in a way only you can understand...) I know about these efforts because I was so much attracted by your works that I'm doing the same (but in italian) with my group adventures Italian Price of Immortality trilogy..
So thanks a lot to have rise again your pen and I wanna let you know that I'll be here to support you with my reading.

...The work in producing local translated version of the games is very important and indispensable to get new players but when the material you own is in English purchasing a local version of a manual or module force you to translate back some term as you don't know at a glance what is the English version of a spell, feat or skill when you see the Italian name.

Keeping all your material to one language help getting faster references.

That's true but especially when you have the role of GM and your game is played in italian, or you have previously traslated everything or it's difficult to have a good translation when talking to your players (at least for me it's sometimes complex to remember italian terms for english words even if I know perfectly what they mean).

Gr4ys What I really would like to see is an updating of the wonderful list of useful stuff (with likes) available for this AP you did at the beginning of this post. I think I got everything in a day by day search done during last two years but it could be however useful perhaps starting a new summarizing topic...
Does anyone know if something similar already exists for some other APs?

One thing: I don't understand your opinion about the manuals that are not as wonderful as paizo ones. Why, they have the same features, images, layout ... the only difference is the language ... :)

yes of course probable my not perfect English didn't allow me to express myself in a better way... I was just trying to say that if I mainly have never been able to find mistakes in Paizo english books I found some minor typos in your releases... but I have to admit that for me find errors in italian language is simpler than in English and this could be the reason after this... For what regards used paper, colors, layout and so on the quality it's exactly the same, I was not referring to that.

omitted....

I'm an italian Paizo lover and even if I mainly buy everything I need in English (usually by Amazon) I'm however very happy with the work Wyrd is doing and, of the three books I bought in italian, I cannot complain of anything at all. The quality of these manuals is very good, perhaps not as wonderful as Paizo's one but have you ever seen a company better than Paizo around?

Hi ghaladen,

I'm really appreciating your recording effort, this is a great way for me to follow other campaigns and answer my wish to be able to see all paizo wonderful material without being phisically able to find the time to play by myself everything as I would. My group is so slow that we needed about 6 months just to play the price of immortality trilogy, so we'll need at least one year for our first AP (still not clear if it will be Carrion Crown or Curse of the Crimson Throne...).

However coming back to my topic I'm really appreciating your work with ROTR, all the PSS and now Kingmaker too... fantastique!! thanks.

I really like this spreadsheet using it everyday for my campaign... just a small error I found to give my small contribution to you great work kor, hoping before or later you'll finde some time to dedicate again to this, under the coin section of page 4(a) platnium is written instead of platinum.

Kind regards

I know it's not a DVD, but my group is playing through and recording our RotRL campaign. The first two sessions are up on YT so far.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=F71F0290CA16C182

Ghaladen your recordings are wonderful and very useful, and I'm following them entusiastically, but the post here is referred to a real theatre play that was performed by an artist school about two years ago if I remember well.

Please when you'll have time please send a copy to my e-mail too

That's a wonderful idea... I hope someone else will follow your effort with other APs and that you and your group could go on with this until Xin-Shalast last battle.