Malhavoc Press and You Can Help Relief Efforts

[Campbell]

Really? Woohoo!

I can only hope more do so as well, there are a lot of pdfs on there that I would like to buy that I will not pay or even download free with the limited license DRM stuff.

I believe it's still prudent to be cautious. While there's evidence that some form of policy change will be occurring I doubt that Drivethru's entire catalog will be DRM-free.

 

[skinnydwarf]

That's great. I'll definetly be buying that when it comes out. I'm a big fan of Monte's adventures (haven't been able to play any yet, but they are fun reading). Every so often you realize what great people gamers are. This is one of those times.

 

[BSF]

It will not be a DRM pdf. If there are other Linux/Adobe issues, I apologize.

Really? That's great news.

Double thanks Monte!

 

[talwynor]

Sweet, I'll buy one!

Terrain Tiles, Counters and Pre-Gen characters? You can bet I'll find some use for this someday.

Good on ya Monte & Co. !

I agree, while not a box set adventure, its got everything I would want the set to include...I wish more adventures would include everything you need to run it...maps, counter and handouts!

 

[Andre]

It will not be a DRM pdf. If there are other Linux/Adobe issues, I apologize.

I know I'm being a bit paranoid here (DRM brings that out in me sometimes ), but I just want to confirm that this means the pdf file will be just like the ones I get at RPGNow.
*No limits on cut and paste, printing, copying the file to a laptop, etc.
*The buyer will not have to connect to Adobe or DTRPG to use the file.
*Downloading the file won't require the buyer to allow foreign software onto their computer.

If getting this product is as simple and DRM-free as using RPGNow, you've got another buyer. And kudos to all the parties for their efforts.

 

[Jaws]

DriveThruRPG Publishers Support Tsunami Relief

Malhavoc Press has pioneered a program here on DriveThruRPG to aid victims of the tsunami disaster in Asia. Other publishers such as Eden Studios and Goodman Games have stepped up to help. For the next several months when you purchase one of these publishers’ titles (like Malhavoc’s new Temple of Mysteries) in the Tsunami Relief category, 100% of the proceeds of those sales will go to a reputable tsunami relief charity. For more information, see Malhavoc’s site.

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=194


Peace and smiles

j.