The Sigil

[Airwolf]

Just wanted to say my hat is off to S.T. Cooley (aka The Sigil). I puchased the pdf of The Enchiridion of Mystic Music some time ago. I recently got an email saying there was an update and I could download it for free. What a great way to run a publishing company.

Anyway, just wanted to say Thanks!

 

[MEG Hal]

Just wanted to say my hat is off to S.T. Cooley (aka The Sigil). I puchased the pdf of The Enchiridion of Mystic Music some time ago. I recently got an email saying there was an update and I could download it for free. What a great way to run a publishing company.

Anyway, just wanted to say Thanks!

He is a great writer and a great guy.

 

[Aitch Eye]

PDF publishers are quite good about this; Phillip J. Reed, Silverthorne Games, Ambient, Malhavok, and I believe a few others have gotten their customers at times quite significantly updated versions of their products.

 

[The Sigil]

Just wanted to say my hat is off to S.T. Cooley (aka The Sigil). I puchased the pdf of The Enchiridion of Mystic Music some time ago. I recently got an email saying there was an update and I could download it for free. What a great way to run a publishing company.

Anyway, just wanted to say Thanks!

You're welcome.

Also, *shameless plug* I released another book, the Enchiridion of Treasures and Objects d'Art on Sunday. You might be interested in checking it out, too.

Finally, FWIW, after our new baby arrives (by hook or by crook, will be here within the week), I intend to do some more "house-cleaning" and revising of the Enchiridion of Mystic Music. And that update will be free to paid customers as well.

--The Sigil

 

[BV210]

Lemme echo the praise for Sigil. He's been a great addition to the d20 community. I love the E. of Mystic Music and have been impressed with his great customer service.

Sigil, best wishes to you and your wife and your new baby. I hope everything goes well and mother and baby are safe, healthy, and happy.

 

[der_kluge]

Mystic Music is a great product, and I, too, got the free update to it. PDF authors have a particular advantage over print authors in that a) it doesn't really cost anything to provide updates, and b) they have all of their customers' addresses.

Honestly, I didn't care that much for Sigil's interpretation of the Bard, but that doesn't make it any less of a great product. I have used it in creating my own (still in progress) class, the Minstrel. So, I have gotten use out of it, nonetheless.

And I just purchased his Treasures and Objects d'arte.

I'm printing it (slowly) at work. It's a tremendous work, and should add a great deal to my campaign world. I would recommend it to anyone who has ever tried to fill out a dragon's treasure horde, and wanted to breathe some life into the treasure.

Great stuff.

 

[The Sigil]

FWIW, and many who have the product may have missed this, there is a link in the product (which I don't feel at all bad giving out) to about 800 pictures of gems (taken by myself, and you'll note that on the linked page, I have given permission for re-use). They're not the best (I am not a professional photographer by any means and my time was limited) around, but YOU CAN USE THEM!

http://www.cooleys.org/publishing/ench2/gems.asp

I was originally planning on dropping these into the EoTaOdA but realized that doing so at any decent resolution would shoot the filesize through the ceiling - so I relented.

Not all the gems in the EoTaOdA have pictures here - and not all the gems pictured here have entries in the EoTaOdA - but I think there should be plenty of "eye candy" for you to swipe and use in your own games.

--The Sigil