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<blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal" data-source="post: 5033644" data-attributes="member: 10433">Step 1: Buy cool pdf that enhances your game.Step 2: Print two copies of your reciept from PayPal, RPGNow or whatever you have that says you paid money for product.Step 3: DO NOT go to any national chain. Find a local print shop and ask them nicely to print out and bind your pdf file and hand them your receipt stating &quot;this is my proof of purchase.&quot;Step 4: Take home your nifty new book.The national chains have people who have been trained to say no whenever &quot;Dungeons &amp; Dragons&quot; is mentioned or anything else that sounds like it. They do this out of copyright concerns as they have been burned in the past. You might find the occasional apathetic employee or someone who is a gamer to help you out. I find the local shops are much more helpful since they haven't been burned and giving them a copy of your receipt gives them the feeling of security they need.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baron Opal, post: 5033644, member: 10433"] Step 1: Buy cool pdf that enhances your game. Step 2: Print two copies of your reciept from PayPal, RPGNow or whatever you have that says you paid money for product. Step 3: DO NOT go to any national chain. Find a local print shop and ask them nicely to print out and bind your pdf file and hand them your receipt stating "this is my proof of purchase." Step 4: Take home your nifty new book. The national chains have people who have been trained to say no whenever "Dungeons & Dragons" is mentioned or anything else that sounds like it. They do this out of copyright concerns as they have been burned in the past. You might find the occasional apathetic employee or someone who is a gamer to help you out. I find the local shops are much more helpful since they haven't been burned and giving them a copy of your receipt gives them the feeling of security they need. [/QUOTE]

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