If you do that, then set the printing to "scale to page".Desdichado wrote:I'll print and bind this one next week.Be sure that I'll drop by a review as soon as I am through it.
Thank you for the info!ScS of the Fraternity wrote:If you do that, then set the printing to "scale to page".Desdichado wrote:I'll print and bind this one next week.
For the readability of the pdf, there are no "bleeds" - the white space 1/4 inch around the paper. However, to get the whole page in frame, and see all of that lovely decoration, go to print options and select scale to fit page.
The text is big enough that it should still be readable.
I know already that this *expedition to Souragne* will ruin my working schedule for the next week, but I just have to get it!
100 pages covering one so small patch of Ravenloft We really have enough now.
I really liked this Gaz guys. )
from this threadThe Giamarga wrote:So for 3E I'd say (perhaps advanced) hamadryad Sor/Druid or perhaps Voodan? (They do get sorcerer and druid spells after all)
Maybe?The Giamarga wrote:Or a web enhancement ?
But depending on length of these eventual addendums, there might be a WE indeed.Heh, if someone wants to write one, here’s the first part of our WEJester wrote:The native PC sidebar.
Well they are disseminated through the entry, instead of an end box like the “other”-Why are there no notable personalities after the city stats blocks? As in the other gazetteers. I really like those. Yes I'm a crunch person sometimes...
Gaz we heard so often about.Comment noted, this might be a feature of future Gaz. This said, there should be room for DMs to insert their own ideas and views …-Why are there (often) no alignments mentioned for the NPCs? For example the Ghosts of Old Cypress or Anton's wife and children. In fact many have no class listed either. Standard formatting for short NPC notes is (gender race class(es) level(s), alignment).
These are 2e NPC, with copyrights on them. So we decided to circumvent as much as we can on the grey zone between “no stat” and the forbidden “fully 3e stats block”. Unless we have a go from WotC, do not expect more on copyrighted stuff-Why not have some more stats for Chicken Bone? At least which loa, which domain, school etc. Or even a full statblock?
-the same for Mr Mensonge, the Maiden etc...
And I would add the same comment as the previous comment.Matter of taste I guessSpeaking of the Maiden of the Swamp: Why is she not a hama dryad ??? Also why is she only Drd8 and not 9th level? And why not multiclassed with some Sorcerer or simply a Voodan? Is there a canon source for her stats? If not why not stick with the stats from the Boccoru article from the Book of Sorrows (a hamadryad with spellcasting as 9th lvl boccoru/9th lvl mage) or rather a 3E conversion of those?
She was never officially “stated”, so then anything goes. If you want to write an option for this NPC, the QtR would welcome it Also, I chose to keep this NPC far from epic proportions, since canon history (Dance of the Dead, etc.) makes her more on the loser side 
Exactly my thoughts, Rotipher.Rotipher wrote:Personally, I find those sidebars very useful for the way they clarify various classes' status and prevalence within each domain, which is one of the (very few) things that the survey doesn't make particularly clear (e.g. are rangers common in the swamps as one would expect for a wilderness-area, or is the bayou too dangerous even for them? how do druids fit into the animistic beliefs of the loists? does Misroi's anti-arcane ban extend to bards, given that there seem to be a few NPCs of that class in the domain? what about NPC classes?). Outcast ratings are also very useful, and might be hard to judge for this domain in particular, given most natives' casual attitude about ethnicity. Sure, it's something that DMs can and will alter to taste, but the same goes for everything else in a gazetteer; a baseline standard would still be welcome.
... and these too.But other than that easily-correctable omission, fantastic job, guys!
I noticed that as well; in a couple spots it looks like a sentence got partly revised so there are missing (or in some cases, extra) words, like "His father’s death forced his mother and two sons into deeper poverty, and many around them abused of this situation." (p. 94) There's also the occasional inconsistency of British vs. American spelling use (both color and colour are used) or a spelled-correctly but incorrect word ("pallet" for "palate").Tobias Blackburn wrote:Excellent job everyone!
I've only had a chance to skim it thus far (damn you exams!) and the only real problems I have are... um.... editing.
There are areas with awkward grammar, spelling mistakes (Oftyen?), and inconsistancies with edition usage (ie references to the Wilderness Lore skill instead of survival).
I'll have more comments when I have more time to look it over more, but it is a nice piece of work.
