Raging Swan Press
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This week, Raging Swan Press is proud to announce the release of 100% Crunch: Skeletons a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game compatible GM’s RESOURCE by Julian Neale
Got bored with the normal version of a monster and fancy spicing things up a bit? Want to include imaginative and interesting versions of an iconic fantasy monster but don’t have the time to build the stat block yourself? Fear not – the 100% Crunch line is here to save the day! Each instalment in the line features dozens of ready-to-go stat blocks of an iconic monster at a wide range of CRs.
This instalment of 100% Crunch presents 97 skeletons (CRs 1/3-8) for the time-crunched GM to immediately utilise in game.
For free samples, visit ragingswan.com/skeletons
This product is a Dual Format PDF. The downloadable ZIP file contains two versions, one optimised for printing and use on a normal computer and one optimised for use on a mobile device such as an iPad.
And don’t forget, 100% Crunch: Skeletons is a Dual Format PDF and is included in Raging Swan’s Free PDFs promotion.
I haven't had a chance to see the difference, but just the idea of having a tablet-optimized PDF added in to the normal computer PDF is pretty awesome.
This is my first time seeing your merchandise, I obviously have been missing out. Love the 100% Crunch idea!
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Raging Swan Press
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Thanks very much, Undeadlord!
I noticed with my iPad that some of my original PDFs were loading slowly so I looked into producing optimised versions that load quicker. Hopefully, you'll notice the difference (which is more pronounced the larger the original file). Given, I hate looking at a screen waiting for it to load (particularly in the middle of a session) I was pretty sure everyone else would to!
Is text size optimized as well? Thats one I always notice on PDF's on my iPad, that the text (which would be fine on a larger screen, or could be enlarged without too much trouble) is always too small to really read comfortably on the iPad.
I always find myself zooming in and out just to look at something. One thing I like about the .ePub for books, is that with a click on ereaders you can change all the text size.