What Bastion Press pdf Supplements do you use most?

[Wombat]

Never used any of them.

 

[Nightfall]

*ignore the rodent*

I felt Complete Minions ROCKED!

 

[Derulbaskul]

I can't believe Oathbound fits into a 21 MB file. My scanned copy (NB: I own the original) is over 80 MB. Anyway, it's off to RPGNow shortly for me: this would be much better on my laptop.

 

[masque]

I can't believe Oathbound fits into a 21 MB file. My scanned copy (NB: I own the original) is over 80 MB. Anyway, it's off to RPGNow shortly for me: this would be much better on my laptop.

I'd love to have an ecopy of Oathbound, but the $20 price tag really turns me off. And the reason it fits in the 21 MB file is because that scanned copy you have is pictures of the pages, while I'd assume the official copy has the text as text.. searchable, and it greatly reduces the file size.

Now all I need a a few sticks of flash memory to hold my PDF collection and I'll be set.

 

[Turanil]

I have Egyptian Gods, Norse Gods, and Ink and Quill, but never got the opportunity to use any of them. I have many many pdfs and printed books, but in the end use very very few of them.

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[Ghostwind]

I'd love to have an ecopy of Oathbound, but the $20 price tag really turns me off. And the reason it fits in the 21 MB file is because that scanned copy you have is pictures of the pages, while I'd assume the official copy has the text as text.. searchable, and it greatly reduces the file size.

Now all I need a a few sticks of flash memory to hold my PDF collection and I'll be set.

You are correct in that the file is fully bookmarked, searchable and yet still in full color. Plus you get two versions of the pdf (one with borders and one without). For a 352-page book that retails for $39.95 in hardcover, I happen to think $19.95 is a great deal, but that's just my opinion.