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They all sound like they have bittersweet endings. Does anyone one of those stories have an ending with good at least winning 50% of the battle Paizo?
That's probably just a result of how we described them... I'd say several of these have undeniably happy endings. Maybe not ewok-level happiness, but definitely positive! Noble Sacrifice is probably the happiest in that regard. Give it a shot and see if you agree!

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Would love these on pdf so i can print them out.
Any chance?
Are you saying you have an ePub reader on your computer that doesn't let you print? That's... weird. I'd suggest looking for a different one.
As for why these aren't available in PDF form, it's because we've chosen to put our effort into optimizing products for formats that present our works in the best light possible. For works that are primarily running text with few or no illustrations, ePub delivers a better experience to the reader than PDF does.
We only offer PDFs of the Pathfinder Tales novels because that happens to be a by-product of preparing them for print; the web fiction is never laid out that way, and would require additional designer and editorial time to make it look as good as our other products as a PDF—and it's just not worth it for a 99-cent product that actually functions better *without* that effort.

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To be honest, I don't know anything about e-readers or the programs that run on them.
Can you read them on normal computers then?
Yep—there are ePub readers for a whole pile of modern platforms, and most of them are free. See Wikipedia for a (probably incomplete) list.

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GeraintElberion wrote:Yep—there are ePub readers for a whole pile of modern platforms, and most of them are free. See Wikipedia for a (probably incomplete) list.To be honest, I don't know anything about e-readers or the programs that run on them.
Can you read them on normal computers then?
That makes more sense, cheers.