Just wondering if anyone at Paizo has given thought to collecting all the Campaign Workbook articles from each issue as a .PDF download each month? These article often have great tables, encounters, and/or NPCs, but DMs who don't DM at home can't really take their entire Dungeon collection with them to the host's house (even though they may want to).
If each month's Campaign Workbook articles were available for Download to subscribers for free, (and maybe for $2 or so to non-subscribers) we could print them out each month and add them to a Campaign Workbook binder, or access them via laptop as we DM!
Please? Pretty please?
M.
Just wondering if anyone at Paizo has given thought to collecting all the Campaign Workbook articles from each issue as a .PDF download each month? These article often have great tables, encounters, and/or NPCs, but DMs who don't DM at home can't really take their entire Dungeon collection with them to the host's house (even though they may want to).
If each month's Campaign Workbook articles were available for Download to subscribers for free, (and maybe for $2 or so to non-subscribers) we could print them out each month and add them to a Campaign Workbook binder, or access them via laptop as we DM!
Please? Pretty please?
M.
Or a Campaign Workbook Compendium?
:-( I guess the Dungeon staff think this is a bad idea?
Well, for once, they would need the ok from wizards, AFAIK.
And if you want a copy for your binder, just visit your local copy shop (I don´t think that a color copy is any more expensive than a printout).
For usage on your laptop, just scan them - if you don´t publish the scans, it´s all right, I think.
Stefan
Until then, an index will have to do. Tada:
The Cast
#115 - Fences and Dealers (Frank Brunner)
#116 - Informants (Russell Brown)
#117 - Five-Second NPCs (Mike Mearls)
#118 - Alert the Watch! (F. Wesley Schneider)
#119 - Spells for Sale (Russell Brown)
#120 - Bounty Hunters (F. Wesley Schneider)
#121 - Employers and Patrons (Alec Austin)
#122 - Atypical Enemies (Chris Sims)
#123 - Sages and Scholars (Alec Austin)
#125 - Seneschals and Majordomos (F. Wesley Schneider)
#127 - Trust No One (Kennon Bauman)
#128 - Wet Your Whistle (Ashavan Doyon)
#130 - Behind Bars (Michael Kortes)
#131 - Specialists (Matthew Goodall)
#132 - Down at the Docks (Russell Brown)
#136 - Company of Thieves: The Order of the Lavender Rose (Ashavan Doyon)
#138 - Strictly Legit (Hal Maclean)
#139 - Healing for Hire (James Lafond Sutter)
#141 - Slum Dwellers (Phillip Larwood)
The City
#115 - Fifty Fairs and Markets (Richard Pett)
#116 - Abandoned Buildings (Dawn Ibach)
#117 - Graveyard Encounters (Dawn Ibach)
#118 - Instant City Shopping (Mike Mearls)
#119 - Enemies at the Gate (Mark Nemeth)
#120 - The Adventure Begins (Russell Brown)
#121 - Unsung Heroes (Russell Brown)
#122 - A Town in the Aftermath (Mark A. Hart)
#123 - 100 Market Stalls (Richard Pett)
#124 - Smells of the City (Alec Austin)
#126 - Merchant Madness (Ashavan Doyon)
#130 - Have You Heard? (Trevor Janes)
#132 - To the Games! (Richard Pett)
#133 - Cards, Dice, & Skulls (Frank Brunner)
#134 - 50 Unexpected Events (Richard Pett)
#135 - Stronghold Defenses (Stefan Happ)
#138 - 100 Things Found in an Inn (Jason Bulmahn)
#139 - Merchant Madness II (Ashavan Doyon)
#140 - Ordeals of Mettle (Tim Hitchcock)
The Dungeon
#114 - Lairs with Flair (Rodney Thompson)
#115 - Passages into Darkness (Mike Mearls)
#116 - Four Fiendish Fountains (Frank Brunner)
#117 - A Brief Respite (Rodney Thompson)
#118 - Art and Other Fancy Loot (Wolfgang Baur)
#119 - Sounds of the Underworld (Russell Brown)
#120 - Dungeons with Dimension (Alec Austin)
#121 - One Hundred Useless Items (Richard Pett)
#122 - Essential Works (Hal Maclean)
#123 - Treasure Trails (Hal Maclean)
#124 - Resting on the Run (Chris Fry)
#125 - Beaker of Endless Potions (Matthew Goodall)
#127 - Staffs of Power (Mark A. Hart)
#129 - Familiar Creatures With New Faces (Christopher Wissel)
#129 - Black Sheep (Nicholas Logue)
#130 - Swords of Legend (Ashavan Doyon)
#131 - Chutes and Ladders (Tim Hitchcock)
#133 - The Möbius Scrolls (Matthew Goodall)
#134 - 7 Treasure Chests (Mark A. Hart)
#135 - 100 Bookshelves (F. Wesley Schneider)
#136 - Magic Mushrooms (Hal Maclean)
#137 - Grisly Ends (Hal Maclean)
#138 - Obstacle Traps (Tim Hitchcock)
#140 - 100 Wizardly Nick-Knacks (Lawrence Kapture)
The Journey
#114 - Spice Up Your Travel (Travis Stout)
#115 - Sylvan Ambushes (Frank Brunner)
#116 - Refugees (Mike Mearls)
#117 - Bridging the Gap (Mike Mearls)
#118 - Pilgrims on the Road (Mike Mearls)
#119 - On the Wild Side: Creating Frontier Outposts for Any Setting (Rodney Thompson)
#120 - Stopovers (Russell Brown)
#121 - Well Met on the Road (Russell Brown)
#122 - Hazards of the Trail (Richard Pett)
#123 - Law of the Land (Russell Brown)
#125 - Guides (Russell Brown)
#126 - Swamp Dangers (Jason Bulmahn)
#128 - Express Travel (Russell Brown)
#130 - Inns and Lodging Houses (Alec Austin)
#131 - Dimension Doors (Nicholas Logue)
#132 - Mythic Locales (Jeffrey Gerretse)
#133 - One Hundred Meals (Russell Brown)
#134 - Courtesans and Confidants (F. Wesley Schneider)
#134 - Unwanted Followers (Russell Brown)
#135 - Polders (Hal Maclean)
#137 - Foraging Finds (Russell Brown)
Critical Threat
#114 - Lassiviren the Dark: Ruthless Assassin (Robert J. Schwalb)
#118 - Larsa Essinel: Dragon Assassin (F. Wesley Schneider)
#126 - Girddrez: Savage Duelist (F. Wesley Schneider)
#127 - Glimmerpane (Hal Maclean)
#129 - Malek: Evil Entombed (Mike McArtor, F. Wesley Schneider, and James L. Sutter)
#132 - Ella Mornel (Christopher Wissel)
#133 - The Marshal: Inevitable Justice (Christopher Wissel)
#136 - Countess Vita Al-Aldora (Ashavan Doyon)
#137 - The Dusklight Caravan (Sam Brown)
#138 - Downer Tarantula: Misfit Miscreant (Kyle Hunter)
Wandering Monster
#141 - Living Shipwreck (Richard Pett)
There are some older Critical Threats, but I don't have those (and they technically weren't Campaign Workbook articles at the time, anyway).
I know I can, and I might anyway, for my own use. I just thought it was a good idea that could benefit _everyone_.
Oh well.
Good lord. I feel like I invented the section six months ago.
Time flies when you're having fun, Erik. :)
Update please Thanis :) Thanks for the list!
Huh, hadn't even noticed that I forgot to update... oi.
Here's the updates:
The City
#142 - Crime Scenes (Frank Brunner)
#145 - I Stole What? (Greg Cugini)
The Dungeon
#142 - 100 Even Less Useful Items (Richard Pett)
#143 - Open Sesame (Michael Kortes)
#144 - Unusual Burials (Phillip Larwood)
The Journey
#142 - Holy Sites (Hal Maclean)
#145 - Twenty-Two Nightmares (Tim Hitchcock)
Critical Threat
#144 - Bargle the Infamous (Mike McArtor; Andrew Theisen)
Wandering Monster
#142 - Verdigris Wyrm (Greg A. Vaughan)
#143 - Slithering Tracker (James Jacobs)
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I'm wondering if somebody (Thanis Kartaleon?) would be kind enough to update this list? With the conclusion of Paizo's license to produce Dragon and Dungeon magazines effective September 2007, I chose to receive back issues of Dragon and Dungeon in place of my excess subscription issues.
In addition to the awesome adventures in Dungeon, I'm trying to figure out which Campaign Workbook articles sound the most intersting. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Dungeon #146-#149
Critical Threat
#147 - Demodragon (Mike McArtor)
The Cast
#146 - Bandit Gangs (Russell Brown)
The City
#147 - 100 Shops and Taverns (Russell Brown)
#149 - Cons and Swindles (Russell Brown)
The Journey
#146 - Volcano! (F. Wesley Schneider)
#148 - Listening Posts (Stefan Happ)
Wandering Monster
#148 - Webbird (B. Matt Conklin III)
#149 - Black Willow (Kevin Baase, Eric Jansing)
So, just wondering if you guys and gals at Paizo have had any more thoughts on this subject? Would you have to ask WotC, and even so, how about it? A campaign Workbook compendium .pdf for purchase (like the ecology book) would be "teh awesome"!
Thanks in advance
So, just wondering if you guys and gals at Paizo have had any more thoughts on this subject? Would you have to ask WotC, and even so, how about it? A campaign Workbook compendium .pdf for purchase (like the ecology book) would be "teh awesome"!
Thanks in advance
I think this is in WotC's hands now. You would need to make the request to them at this point. Paizo really can't do anything with any of that material, AFAIK, since it belongs to Wizards.
From what I've seen in other threads, they could do it, but they'd have to do it with the blessing of WotC.