MMS:WE now in print and accepting pre-orders

[jgbrowning]

We've secured our printing and are accepting pre-order at our web site for A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe. The book will ship out on May 15th, 2003. We're also accepting money order and even personal checks for those of you who don't like providing personal information or who don't have a credit card.

The book costs $25 USD and comes with free shiping in the US. All other locations get $3 off shipping costs.

Drop by www.exp.citymax.com and pre-order your copy today.


joe b.

 

[mythusmage]

You're putting a world together (or a part of a world), this you need. Not only do you get some dang good advice, it comes printed and bound, which could save you some money vs. getting the PDF printed and bound. Plus, you get pictures.

And there are web enhancements already available.

(If these boards had a world creation forum I'd do a series on town creation using AMMS:WE.)

 

[jgbrowning]

You're putting a world together (or a part of a world), this you need. Not only do you get some dang good advice, it comes printed and bound, which could save you some money vs. getting the PDF printed and bound. Plus, you get pictures.

And there are web enhancements already available.

(If these boards had a world creation forum I'd do a series on town creation using AMMS:WE.)

Hehe, I assume thats to go along with your ARD?


joe b.

 

[mythusmage]

SRD at first, with the ARD version to follow. I also have another 32 pages of the revised PDF to print out (PP72-134, even numbered). I'm also using the web enhancements.

And since I'm typing this…

For anybody reading this besides me and Joe, keep in mind that a person didn't always keep to one occupation. Nor were buildings used for a single purpose. Often a building would have some 'extras' added. Such as, say, a tavern with an attached well. Send the wife for a bucket of water, and a bucket of beer. (Water for the bath, beer for the thirst.)

At the same time a fellow could have a sideline or two. That dry goods merchant might buy and sell magic items on the side.

Some stray advice from the mighty mythusmage.

 

[Mark]

Looking forward to the next DMing Chat Sessions and the insights that jgbrowning will bring to the round table!

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?threadid=47127

 

[annadobritt]

Joe, I'm having a problem preordering the book.

 

[jgbrowning]

Joe, I'm having a problem preordering the book.

Gah. Send me an e-mail and I'll see what i can do. Sorry 'bout this. josephbrowning@exp.citymax.com


joe b.

 

[annadobritt]

Gah. Send me an e-mail and I'll see what i can do. Sorry 'bout this. josephbrowning@exp.citymax.com

joe b.

Email sent. I included the message I get.

 

[jgbrowning]

Email sent. I included the message I get.

Thanks anna! Apparantly the test runs didn't include actual information tranfer to the bank (not much of a test run huh?). It's fixed now and ready to go.

And I'm now the first person to by my book... ah.. the irony


thanks again and sorry,


joe b.

 

[annadobritt]

Just placed my order!!

This will definitely save on ink and paper. Now I can highlight my pdf copy to my heart's content.

Thanks for getting the ordering fixed.