Missing: One set of handouts, RttToEE

[Corsair]

Well I've decided to run this mega-module which has been sitting on my shelf for more than a year. Only problem... the handouts are missing!

I have the book and all the maps, but the notes and journals are MIA! What can I do? I was hoping to start play on sunday, but I'm not sure I'll be able to come up with a solution before then. Anyone have any ideas or able to offer any help?


Edit: a friend of mine already offered to print these out for me off a pdf he has. I'm not going to turn him down, as its necessary for running the adventure, but it does make me wonder about the legality of this situation. Oh well, I can't delete my post, so consider this more of a theoretical musing about copyright laws and unique situations. I assume that my actions are fine since I purchased it already.

 

[Endur]

Visit:
1) Monte Cook's bulletin boards on RTTOE
2) ZanForCan's archive site
3) The yahoo group

 

[JDragon]

1st place to check out is the RttToEE Forum on Monte Cook's message boards.

http://p222.ezboard.com/fokayyourturnfrm17

There are more resources on that board for RttToEE than any other published adventure in print.

Someone there should be able to help you out with your issue and you should be able to find all sorts of other helpful information.

 

[Kazzy]

I could look when I get home our group just finished that module about 3 months ago. I think I still have all the handouts our DM gave us. Although you might find something on the web first. Also if I remember correctly there's a web enhancement from Wizards on thier website for this module. And the MonteCooke site has a message board with all kinds of info so asking there might be faster. Send me an email if you don't get what you need by tonight and I'll look for ya.

tila at sbcglobal.net

 

[EricNoah]

Edit: a friend of mine already offered to print these out for me off a pdf he has. I'm not going to turn him down, as its necessary for running the adventure, but it does make me wonder about the legality of this situation.

Making a copy of a few pages that are meant to be copied and distributed in your group is probably fair use and not a big deal to anyone concerned. Don't sweat it.