Fantastic Tomes & Librams: Redux

By popular demand, this rule-light article originally published on TRAILseeker is now also available to EN5ider patrons. Fantastic Tomes & Librams presents you with 1d100 mundane but exotic books and tomes to furnish a wizard's study, a library, or a treasure hoard. Each entry contains the book’s name, its author, a short description, and an optional notation indicating its rarity, relative value, and number of pages. By Russ Morrissey.

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[CapnZapp]

Thanks. At least I now know why it looks strange.

Perhaps Enworld wasn't one of the sites that really really wanted me to switch to Tapatalk. Honestly don't remember.

But if it was, I do think it slightly strange to heavily encourage the move and then dismiss it's support so lightly.

(But like I said, perhaps you arent advocating tt for your mobile users at all)

 

[Morrus]

Thanks. At least I now know why it looks strange.

Perhaps Enworld wasn't one of the sites that really really wanted me to switch to Tapatalk. Honestly don't remember.

But if it was, I do think it slightly strange to heavily encourage the move and then dismiss it's support so lightly.

(But like I said, perhaps you arent advocating tt for your mobile users at all)

I have absolutely no preference for what software you use to access the site. But if you want to discuss this more, probably best start a thread in Meta. It's rather taking over the actual thread topic.

 

[CapnZapp]

Thanks.

No I'm good

 

[jayoungr]

Is there a chance these may pop up on http://www.drivethrurpg.com at like a flat price per article? More of an ala carte type guy myself.

I don't know about other articles, but Russ Morrissey has quite a few things for sale there (I bought some myself recently). You could check out his section and see if there's anything you like.