[PR]MMS:WE Revised Edition

[jgbrowning]

Western Europe!... Come get yer hot Western Europe! Just one read will make you stronger, faster, and more attractive to the opposite sex*

The revised version (Note the swank, yellow "Revised") of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe is now available at RPGnow.com. All prior customers will be receiving an e-mail with a link to their free upgrade. This will occur within 2-4 days.

Here's a link for the goodness....
http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=711&

joe b.



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[annadobritt]

Looking forward to the revised edition!

 

[drnuncheon]

The revised version (Note the swank, yellow "Revised") of A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe is now available at RPGnow.com.

What's in the revision?

J

 

[jmucchiello]

I haven't had a chnace to really look at it, but the background in the revised "screen" version is too dark in places. Makes reading the text difficult in places.

I also would have liked to see the line art that is on the first page of each chapter in the print copy since the print copy needs something to break up the page after page of text.

 

[jgbrowning]

Re: Re: [PR]MMS:WE Revised Edition

What's in the revision?

J

Pretty much the same as in the original. We added a glossary of some terms to help a reader who isn't as familiar with the medieval period, changed the wording in the demographics appendix to help clairity, made some design/layout changes (taking into account the words of the more experienced publishers here) to make the work look better. We've added a on_screen version as well, so you get the printer version and the screen version in the download. The on screen version has art, the printer version still doesn't, to save on your ink prices.

The text is still, to put it bluntly, amazing.


joe b.

 

[jgbrowning]

I haven't had a chnace to really look at it, but the background in the revised "screen" version is too dark in places. Makes reading the text difficult in places.

I also would have liked to see the line art that is on the first page of each chapter in the print copy since the print copy needs something to break up the page after page of text.

Thanks for the advice, we'll look into improving our next release. You really need to read it, it's strength is in its content. You'll be amazed, there is soooo much useful information for any GM or player interested in creating a pseudo-medieval environment for their game.


joe b.