Kalamar - first published 4e setting?!?

[ST]

Damn, Jolly, you don't have to refute me -- I love you guys! Quit making me feel guilty!

Just kidding, those are good points. I totally get that "Why you'll love our product" had better be relevant to how you compare to other large campaign settings, since they're the competition.

 

[Rakor]

I'm guessing that's a "no" as to alternate places to make the purchase. I feel like a jerk saying it but you guys lost one sale by requiring street address, name, gender and email to make a purchase.

 

[GeorgeFields]

Let me think...

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Ok, lunch break is nearly over and I still need to eat. I'll check back in later to see if there are more questions.

Basically, the only "new" stuff is for 4e.

Even though I have zero interest in 4e, I'll be getting this for the search and copy&paste factors. I've been wanting a pdf of the campaign guide for quite some time. Having the atlas in with it just makes it sweeter. Being able to print out maps to write on will be quite valuable for me.

 

[The Little Raven]

Likewise, we're not using the GSL.

Y'know, Palladium very nearly buried WotC for less than this, because of The Primal Order.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

PoD stuff from Lulu makes me happy. If I was a gazillionaire, I'd pay all my favorite PDF publishers to convert their stuff to PoD supplements. (Lulu can apparently be a little fiddly if you don't plan for it early on.)

 

[Mark Plemmons]

Will this book be making the jump to hard copy, or will it be digital only?

There will be a Print On Demand version on LULU.com in the near future. Probably before the end of next week, but I can't swear to that.

We already have several books up on LULU.

 

[Mark Plemmons]

I'm guessing that's a "no" as to alternate places to make the purchase.

Hey, wait until I have a chance to answer the question!

We will be adding the PDF to other sites in the near future, along with all the other stuff we already have up on sites like drivethrurpg.

I feel like a jerk saying it but you guys lost one sale by requiring street address, name, gender and email to make a purchase.

Sorry that's a problem for you. Our credit card company likes to have things like name and billing address. Email is also handy in case there's a problem and we need to contact you. We do not distribute or sell your information.

If it helps, you can always lie about your gender.

 

[Amphimir Míriel]

25 Dollars is not steep for a PDF given the additional value it offers compared to a hardcover (search feature, bookmarks, protability). That's about one Pizza, soda and snacks, or the average food expense per player for a game session over here.

Heh, rarely do we spend more than the equivalent to $20.00USD on food and drinks for the entire group over here.

Then again, living in the third world had to have at least some advantages...

 

[thundershot]

Wait..... doesn't RPGNow need a name and address too? And e-mail?

 

[Amphimir Míriel]

edited: I posted before I noticed that a couple of folks had posted the same thing already