That Ink and Quill supplement is a massive free product (65 pages!) and full of goodies. I can understand why they aren't selling it, it probably wouldn't be very popular. It looks very good though. I wonder if they orignally planed to sell that one and decided it wasn't marketable? [/B][/QUOTE]
You hit the nail pretty much on the head there. When I wrote it, I kind of got the sense that it may not be a product for everyone, especially if they had to pay for it. I was given the option of playtesting it, albeit on my own time and resources, so I opted to go the free download route. Looking back, it probably worked out for the best since it probably got more exposure being a free product, and also an ENNIE nomination that I might not have received had it been a print product costing $12-20.
If you liked that free product, check out the adventure "Where Madness Dwells" from Inner Circle games. It's also free.
You hit the nail pretty much on the head there. When I wrote it, I kind of got the sense that it may not be a product for everyone, especially if they had to pay for it. I was given the option of playtesting it, albeit on my own time and resources, so I opted to go the free download route. Looking back, it probably worked out for the best since it probably got more exposure being a free product, and also an ENNIE nomination that I might not have received had it been a print product costing $12-20.
If you liked that free product, check out the adventure "Where Madness Dwells" from Inner Circle games. It's also free.
