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<blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 8515423" data-attributes="member: 19857">Ok so I didn't realize until right now that Wizards was selling the Savage Coast campaign setting on DM's Guild. I was going to say that they'd have to put a lot of effort into making a PDF/print version of the book because they never got that far in the book production. They released unformatted RTF and image files onto the web for folks in the fan community to use, so they'd need to go through the final stages of editing and layout before they could sell them.Except that they are selling them on DM's Guild. And what's more - they're selling one of the fan-produced formatted PDF versions of the setting.&nbsp; It's the exact same book that's available over on Vaults of Pandius that is attributed to Axel Boucher's compilation efforts.&nbsp; That's fairly crummy unless Axel knows about it and Wizards is kicking some coin over to them.&nbsp; (Also it's still freely available as a download on Pandius which makes it even weirder.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jer, post: 8515423, member: 19857"] Ok so I didn't realize until right now that Wizards was selling the Savage Coast campaign setting on DM's Guild. I was going to say that they'd have to put a lot of effort into making a PDF/print version of the book because they never got that far in the book production. They released unformatted RTF and image files onto the web for folks in the fan community to use, so they'd need to go through the final stages of editing and layout before they could sell them. Except that they are selling them on DM's Guild. And what's more - they're selling one of the fan-produced formatted PDF versions of the setting. It's the exact same book that's available over on Vaults of Pandius that is attributed to Axel Boucher's compilation efforts. That's fairly crummy unless Axel knows about it and Wizards is kicking some coin over to them. (Also it's still freely available as a download on Pandius which makes it even weirder.) [/QUOTE]

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