THANK YOU for making this into a PDF! I can't stand the old style stat blocks. they are extremely confusing to read mid-combat. With the PDF version I can cut and paste the content, then arrange it in a more readable way. Not to mention that I can tweak spells and feats without writing on the sidebar.
Are there any plans to do Incursion (Issue 100) as a PDF. Please say you will. Otherwise I have to scan the thing in and OCR it.
Ps. It sucks that WotC pulled your license, but I guess you know you're not the only on -by far. Unlike the former management, I believe Wizards/Hasbro is doing what's best for D&D. Even if they're trying to make more money -well, that's good. It means a bigger budget and ultimately a better game. Paizo have been good stewards, and I think everybody knows that the quality content came from you guys and not the D&D label. In a way you're free to push boundaries that you may have been locked-into with the licence. So, here's to you're exciting future!
What PDF?
What PDF?
You can buy this adventure as a PDF from the Paizo Store. In fact these days that is nearly the only way on ecan get their hands on it as its sold out.
Awesome, makes customizing it way easier. That is great! I hope they get around to releasing 124 and 139 before they loose the license that way as well.
Oddly enough the link - despite being cut and pasted from the issue #112 page and saying '112' in the url takes one to the general PDF downloads page. But if you scan up and down this rather unorganized page you will eventually see Issue #112 and the link to buy the PDF.
I have it myself as a PDF and its really rather nice though printing it out in full colour will put you back more then a few dimes.
And what are the odds of Kuntz doing more dungeon levels for this in the future, from either Paizo or Wizards? Anybody have any clue? This is about as good as a dungeon crawl gets.
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Oddly enough the link - despite being cut and pasted from the issue #112 page and saying '112' in the url takes one to the general PDF downloads page.
Even more oddly, once you get to the PDF downloads page, if you just reload, you get the specific issue page you were trying to load in the first place. I don't think we've figured out why this happens yet.