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You do realize that you can purchase almost ALL the maps for the Hardcover books from the original artists for them. Mike Schley and Jared Blando. (the 3D map can't be bought from either Mke or Jared for Castle Ravenloft as they did not do the art. But you can find them online as a 2D version if...

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As Robert said.. you can use the milestone rules for this adventure only. BUT if you do use the milestone rules.. then you will actually be shorting your player's characters of some XP then. You should use the XP rules as AL is built around them. While the milestone rules can be used, as...

Just saying that the Adventurers Guide WAS announced here and linked to WotC's site.. and yes it was a header like the ones cited here. So... (This is my last post... just saying that it is still a rumor and I would wait until Monday before someone gets their hopes up too high). It would be...

So when WotC has done this before... they took them down and the book never came out.. and yet ENWorld linked that and rumor was abounding about that book. (The Adventurers Guide) So... Yea I guess... WotC never messes with people like that. Or they are completely perfect.

Links leading to no where... so not reliable at all.

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I think you are making assumptions that A) Ravenloft is even going to be done in the first place and B) if it is done that it will not be done as a setting or "done right" by the people that love the setting as much as you do yourself. Despite what Chris Perkins said.. we don't know what is...

They are all pre-painted Miniatures. Mostly Pathfinder Battles Miniatures with some D&D Mixed in )old prepainted D&D Minis and starting to collect the new ones once again). I have several sets of each set both Paizo and WotC put out recently. :)

While you might have played two other editions, an organized play system is different then the game system backing it. There needs to be a certain consistency across the system. If one table does one thing how can it be done at another table.. that is the underlying issue at hand. The rules in...

I actually have a carrying case for the TV that works fairly slick. It is an Art portfolio. it fits like a glove :) Thanks! :)

It actually works really well. I can increase the resolution on it but find I don't need to do so to much. There are times that I have thought about it though. Oh by the way, I use a carrying case to carry this around. It also holds the cables and power cords for the TV too. I have it on a set...

I bring my laptop, Miniatures (D&D and Pathfinder Battles), I also bring a 40" LCD TV screen to the table at my FLGS and even to Conventions. I use this for my maps with Fog of War and spell templates on screen with the maps. I size the squares on the screen to fit the miniatures then. Below is...

Not only can B&M stores stay in business but I got news for you.. is that they are competing against online stores like Amazon. People are always wanting to play in the game stores. People are loyal to them as well. They like the fact that they can buy items in advance of the release dates of...

DH Darkstar you are right.. you can run them off site and such if the store is ok with it. Aramis Erak you can also play online too, there is a vibrant online community for Expeditions. https://www.facebook.com/groups/onlineadventureleague/ they are running them pretty much any time and day of...

Strictly speaking. You can play the published adventures at home. NOT the PDF's that you can download from the password protected site. Specifically, Expeditions are not allowed for home play "unless" you stream it live on the internet some how. (FG, Roll20, Google Hangouts or another means of...

Not a spear, it is a very crooked staff is all.

5 out of 5 rating for The Scroll Thief I thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. I am excited to run it once again too! :)