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Ugh. Sorry about that. Here's the way I'd play that (check the map on page 5): C1 is the storage room (4), C2 is the kitchen (3), and C3 is half of the common room (1). Which half is up to you; choose whichever half you find more interesting during play. Based on the way the collapse hazard...

I'm bulling through the last changes now. I would theorize you can expect it late today or tomorrow.

Having run (very successful) one-shot 4CTF games set in Mythic China, I can attest to the ruleset's flexibility and usability with core 3.5 material.

Hey, good morning. The combat encounters appear at the end of the book, separated from the narrative. At each point in the narrative where combat is expected to break out, there's a reference to the page where the combat encounter begins. The only flipping a DM should have to do is to switch...

I'm not sure what you mean by this (groggy, like I said), but I'll assume you're kidding. I do fondly remember Choose Your Own Adventure, however.

The strongest similarity will be that I'm also using a three-column grid. But the new books will retain the portrait layout. (Apologies to fans of landscape layouts.) I've pontificated before about how copying a layout is an interesting exercise but not something I intend to do, and I'm...

"Just about done" is unfortunately an exaggeration. I have a busy weekend ahead; what will become the "WOTBS combat encounter format" has yet to materialize, and there are 13 of them. So wish me luck!

There isn't any way, as far as I know. On the plus side, that means you won't need to invest in a full version of Acrobat. If I have time, I'll mark up the 4E Adventure One PDF with the Article tool; that might help people read it on screen (the Article functionality has some limitations of...

The text is correct, and so's the icon; that's the "Close" symbol, as opposed to the "Area" symbol, which is the six-arrow thingy. (Check out the Inquisitor on page 18 for an example.) I was working on an icon scheme inspired by the "Power Cards" threads that would have differentiated between...

First, the d20 System Trademark License is gone. Your work will be OGL. Read the Open Gaming License very, very carefully. If there's anything in there you don't fully understand, you might consider consulting an attorney. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srdarchive Second...

So, no pressure or anything. Got it. ;)

I like what I see of the layout, which is no surprise to me as I don't recall ever disliking Paizo's layout work.

As an aside, thanks. When planning the covers, I knew I was going to use Sean's maps to hearken back to the line maps that graced the 3.5 covers, but I had a hankering to give them a "parchment" treatment. Two public domain photographs, one free font, and some Photoshop work (most of it in a...

(quoting myself from another thread) I'd venture to say that there are several mild spoilers. For example (and IMO): At least one of the characters who takes the stage in the November section should be completely unknown to the players before adventure six. In the November section, at...

She's not a PC; she's an NPC. :) That said, if you'd rather build Torrent as a battleaxe-wielding water cleric PC, go right ahead.

I'd venture to say that there are several mild spoilers. For example (and IMO): At least one of the characters who takes the stage in the November section should be completely unknown to the players before adventure six. In the November section, at least two characters whose POV we get...

I have to concur with Morrus; I don't recall the series ever being promoted as suited for epic-level characters. As being suited for "near-epic-level" characters, maybe (that description would cover 19th and 20th level); as containing epic threats, maybe (sounds vaguely familiar). The adventure...

Thanks. I hope I am not out of line to digress here for a moment. I wish I could thank in person the volunteer donors who have given the blood and platelets my mother needs right now. As I can't, I can only encourage everyone who's been thinking about donating blood, especially platelets, to go...