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As OnlineDM suggested, I was able to copy and paste an image (the map of Gate Pass) directly out of the pdf. The pdf is definitely locked; that is, there is inherent security enabled. However, I'm able to cut and paste both images and text, so I'm not sure what aspect of the pdf is actually...

I'll give it a try, OnlineDM, and thanks, Morrus.

Is there any chance at all of getting the password to unlock the pdf? I'm guessing that answer is no, but it doesn't hurt to ask.

Nothing? I bought the b&w hardback and received the free color pdf, though the pdf is locked, so I can't even pull assets from that.

Is there anywhere that I can download the images for the WotBS adventures (as well as the Player's Guide)? I always build a wiki for my campaigns, and I'd like to post portraits, city maps, and the like.

Thanks!

Ah, I don't see the map preview. It must be my company's firewall at work again. I'll check again at home. Thanks.

The link seems to be missing in today's news item. Anyone have the link lying around?

The link to the post for the all-in-one campaign map is missing.

And...it's ordered.

Thanks for the reply (and all the various answers to my questions), Morrus. I think you just made a sale (and, hopefully, a happy gaming group).

Is there any point to doing the $60-ish option? The b&w hardback is $50, and doesn't it come with a coupon for a free pdf of the book? I'm especially eager to know, because I have the green light from my wife to make the purchase. She hates dungeon crawls (she prefers gaming sessions where few...

All of this discussion has been very helpful in my decision as to whether or not to run this AP. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I subscribe to EN World, I gain immediate access to the entire pdf AP (for 3.5, at least), correct?

One final question. It looks as if some of the adventures have errata. Does the printed book contain all errata?

Thanks for the replies, everyone. I'd have to go with the B&W; I simply cannot justify $200 for a campaign, no matter how good it is.

Thanks for that feedback. And, just to clarify, the massive 5-pound hardback WotBS campaign book includes everything, including the contents of the various free pdfs, correct? Other than the coolness factor, is there an actual need for getting the color version (that is, does having color make...

Thanks; I'll read over it. I know you're biased, Morrus, but how does WotBS hold up to some of the other "classic" adventure paths, such as Shackled City, Rise of the Runelords, or the like?

I've read the short, paragraph-long "synopses" for each of the WotBS adventures here on ENWorld. It looks cool, and I have good memories of buying the hardback Shackled City AP and running through it with our gaming group. However, I'm simply not willing to spring $50 (much less $200 for the...

I'd be glad to help. I won't make promises about layout work (I'm more familiar with Quark than InDesign), but when it comes to copyediting, I'm your guy.

I read over this document as well. While I really like the plain simplicity of BFRPG (especially thinking about my almost-5-year-old), I do like FG&G as well. I did notice that your rules document is pretty bare-bones; that is, no table of contents, no index, no real formatting...is that...