Is that a free [AMBIENT] product?

[s/LaSH]

Nothing like a Portable Hole, is there?

Heck, looks like they even wrote the Tiny Chariot specifically around my illustration. Which is cool.

(As an aside, that tiny chariot was what got me paying illustrator jobs. Never let it be said that tiny chariots don't get results.)

I am happy!

(I'm also reading it now, and in local time it's 57 minutes until my 22nd birthday. I am very happy. Maybe I should have downloaded it tomorrow... it's worth it.)

 

[thundershot]

Okay, I finally went to print some of the pages out, and discovered that in order to even look half-way decent, it has to be printed sideways... so I stopped the printing process.

Isn't there a more printer friendly version? I am SO eager to put this in a binder with my other one, but the printing part is stumping me.

Also... One of my players wants a Bra of Holding (WOO HOO!). It says that it holds just as much as a Bag of Holding. The bra is more expensive, I'm assuming, because it doesn't weigh anything significant, and yet still hold more stuff. Going by that, should it go like this:

Bra 1 - holds 250 lbs. - 30 cu. ft. - 5000 gp
Bra 2 - holds 500 lbs. - 70 cu. ft. - 7400 gp
Bra 3 - holds 1000 lbs. - 150 cu. ft. - 10,000 gp
Bra 4 - holds 1500 lbs. - 250 cu. ft. - 15,000 gp

Yes, I know it sounds silly, but it really is a good idea. Both function and fun value for the whole party!


Thanks
Chris

 

[HellHound]

Sorry Chris, but considering how little use this product should have in standard play (well, except for the Penguin Colony), there was little reason to take the time to make a printer-friendly version at time of release.

And dedicating an additional pile of layout time to it at this point also doesn't have much appeal to me, for what is a free product.

BTW - I've never had a problem putting landscape pages into a binder, and turning the binder on its side to read.

 

[thundershot]

I guess I was kinda hoping for a doc or rtf version. Not as pretty, but still easily printable.

Thanks anyway! And keep up the great work!



Chris