[UPDATED AGAIN!] PRINCES OF THE APOCALYPSE - First Review!

The first comments on Princes of the Apcalypse are in. Fildrigar is the first to rate and comment on the adventure in EN World's ratings system, and gives it a score of 5/5. The adventure doesn't technically hit the shelves until April 7th (or March 27th - next Friday - in preferred stores), so I'm not sure how Fildrigar got hold of one, but there it is!

[UPDATE -- the author has deleted his review.]

UPDATE 2 -- he has kindly reposted it!

Click on the image below, read the comment, and as soon as you get your copy be sure to rate and comment on it yourself!

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[MoonSong]

You can get for $30 on Amazon or Indigo.

Thanks for the suggestion, but there's international shipping on top of it in Amazon, as for indigo, you mean the clothing store?

 

[MonsterEnvy]

Thanks for the suggestion, but there's international shipping on top of it in Amazon, as for indigo, you mean the clothing store?

http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca...RINCES+OF+THE+APOCALYPSE&ikwsec=Home&ikwidx=0

Looks like free shipping there. It's Canadian so don't know how it would effect you.

 

[pukunui]

The Book Depository will probably have it for less than $50, and they don't charge for shipping no matter where you are in the world.

 

[MoonSong]

http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca...RINCES+OF+THE+APOCALYPSE&ikwsec=Home&ikwidx=0

Looks like free shipping there. It's Canadian so don't know how it would effect you.

Those look like real bargains, I will need to find a way to research the exact shipping costs. Hopefully i wouldn't have any import taxes from Canada, but who knows.

The Book Depository will probably have it for less than $50, and they don't charge for shipping no matter where you are in the world.

Thank you! Now I'm dead sure import taxes are going to be present and need to take it into account. Don't you hate bureaucracy?

 

[pukunui]

Thank you! Now I'm dead sure import taxes are going to be present and need to take it into account. Don't you hate bureaucracy?

What country are you in? I've never had to pay import taxes for anything I've ordered from the Book Depository. I live in New Zealand.

 

[TarionzCousin]

Those look like real bargains, I will need to find a way to research the exact shipping costs. Hopefully i wouldn't have any import taxes from Canada, but who knows.

Thank you! Now I'm dead sure import taxes are going to be present and need to take it into account. Don't you hate bureaucracy?

Amazon drones delivering to the Moon will undoubtedly be expensive.

Thanks [MENTION=67925]Fildrigar[/MENTION] for the useful information. Your posts have piqued my interest. Now, the wait begins....

 

[MoonSong]

What country are you in? I've never had to pay import taxes for anything I've ordered from the Book Depository. I live in New Zealand.

It is a riddle. Translate my listed location to a certain language and you will get the name of my country, which nationality is also the endonym for that same language. Sorry just loonie behaviour n_n

 

[Magistus71]

Now that's interesting! I wonder if adding this appendix was a response to gamers who were upset because of the move of an Elemental Evil adventure from Oerth to Faerun or if it was planned for the beginning to be ported over to whatever setting a DM wanted. Either way, if these big APs are the new norm for WotC, I hope they continue adding these appendices.

I wish people would stop thinking this is the Temple of Elemental Evil, it is not, so this does not need to be set on Oerth. While this has been inspired by that it is it's own adventure, hence why it is on Faerun.

 

[pukunui]

I wish people would stop thinking this is the Temple of Elemental Evil, it is not, so this does not need to be set on Oerth. While this has been inspired by that it is it's own adventure, hence why it is on Faerun.

Besides which: why do people want a new ToEE adventure set on Greyhawk? Why not just update the original? Personally, I'm quite happy they chose to take the elemental evil theme and put it in a new setting. It might still come across as a bit of a rehash (just like ToD was a bit of a Dragonlance rehash), but not as much as it would've been had it been set in Greyhawk.

 

[NiClerigo]

Could the author please briefly describe the outline for adapting the adventure to Eberron? Thanks!