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The Osprey is listed the the stat blocks for both The Alabaster District, as an "invitation-only club for Magnimar's elite," and Naos, as a "recreational club for sea captains only). There is no Gazetteer entry for the club in The Alabaster District, and the Gazetteer entry for it in Naos fits with the description in The Alabaster District's statblock.
Are there two clubs or was one a typo?
James Jacobs
Creative Director
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The Osprey is listed the the stat blocks for both The Alabaster District, as an "invitation-only club for Magnimar's elite," and Naos, as a "recreational club for sea captains only). There is no Gazetteer entry for the club in The Alabaster District, and the Gazetteer entry for it in Naos fits with the description in The Alabaster District's statblock.
Are there two clubs or was one a typo?
One club. The Osprey club was originally in the Alabaster District, but I moved it to Naos when it became apparent that the Alabaster District was over word count while Naos was under word count. The reference to the club being in Alabaster didn't get cut, alas.
James Jacobs
Creative Director
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The brief description of Pug's Contraptions in the Ordellia stat block says that it is located on Kyver's Islet, but the map marker isn't on the island.
Pug's Contraptions was moved to the mainland when I decided Kyver's Islet was more about industry; a few other locations were moved off island as well, also because the mainland needed more locations, not less locations than the islet. The mention of it being on the islet in the stat block is in error.
Strife2002
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Pg. 40 - The Shadow Clock
According to page 119 of Rise of the Runelords: Anniversary Edition, the tower is 180 ft. tall with a map of the interior that supports this (each section is 20 feet above the last, totaling 160 ft. with another 20 ft. to account for the height of the angel statue). According to this book, however, the tower is actually 250 feet, well above the height listed in RotR, not to mention the "5 feet" of breathing space between the tower's top and the bottom of the Irespan's cliff-side support section. Uncertain which source is correct, though RotR:AE was printed more recently, and at least for the purposes of that adventure 180 ft. makes more sense.