Well, it's true.
While I was in getting my free copy of Revenge of the Kobold King, someone clipped my car in the parking lot.
It took 4 days to fix the car, and the total bill (including car rental) cost me $1205.95.
I think that next year I may get the free PDF and pay to have it nicely printed and bound. I do believe that it will cost me a bit less if I do it that way.
:)
That sucks.
When I saw the subject line, I was thinking either that there was a weird error during checkout (with the PDF) or that you got the RotKK for free but then saw how awesome Paizo is and bought their complete product range. This wasn't expected. I hope your luck will improve now.
By the way: I also got the pdf, printed it and bound it, with one of those thermobinders. They're quite cheap, and for small things like that, they're ideal.
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Cool!
Thanks...I got it!Any more cool free stuff around???
Last year's Free RPG day product is still free in pdf form: Hollow's Last Hope.
Also, you can get the player's guides to both RotR and CotCT on their respective product pages.
Pathfinder 5 had a nice web supplement as well, called "More Magic of Thassilon," which you can still download here.
Enjoy!
As far as free stuff, i got the Sinister Adventures Indulgence "Dajobas: Devourer of Worlds" for free over at RPGNow.
i havent read it yet, but hey, its writen by nick. so its got to be good stuff.
Oh, and sorry about your car. i hope that your insurance covered it, or will reimburse you for it.
A co-worker in a bar where I used to work once charged a regular $3500 for a single beer accidentally.
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Chief Technical Officer
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I think that next year I may get the free PDF and pay to have it nicely printed and bound. I do believe that it will cost me a bit less if I do it that way.
:)
You know, we sell it *even more* nicely printed and bound for a mere $5 + shipping...
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Then just add the module, have 'em ship together.
Waiting for Gods & Magic :P
I usually order through Amazon... but has become quite expensive this days :sight: not being in the US has gotten me importing fees... there is no improting fees in books from US to Mexico, but still they charge it to me!
cest la vie... so small orders, unless here they do sent it for less money... that would become an option... indeed :D