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We can't talk about The Unspeakable here!

Well, okay, we can.

It rings a bell, but I can't remember any details... maybe someone else can?

It's already topped it!

Though I suspect it's largely counting bots following the link...

From what I understand, they are partially converted in the text, but I don't know to what degree... The complete conversion appears in the softcover, as I understand it.

Yeah, eventually, PDF links on the site and via DriveThru will have the 9th printing PDF -- I'm not totally clear on what the delay is on that... bookmarking, maybe? It can just mean the softcover can be purchased in 9th printing while the PDF and hardcover is still at 8th printing. FWIW, the Stefan...

For clarity for future readers of this thread, the OAR series does not feature DCC rules -- though many folks wish they did!

Both the softcover and the hardcover were considered part of the same print run. I'm just reporting things that have been said by those who know -- I have no (well, okay, little) facility with time travel to make sure events and decisions will have happened differently!

Okay, so the word is that those two hardcovers you've linked are "partially updated" to the new text. The order for those was placed with the printer while the work was still ongoing. The order for the most recent printing of the softcover version was placed later and has more extensive up...

Seconded: Amazing

...could it have been added into a later issue?

CapnZapp wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 12:36 am ...Especially since the main drawback of being an Elf, the allergy to iron, is done away with already in the rulebook (just have a mithril sword and the iron business is basically negated).

Yeah, it's all fun and games until the adventure is set within the body of a giant iron golem...

These are incredible -- cool to have new posts from ya!

The Cleric spell Restore Vitality heals Ability Score damage.

When I most recently played an Elf, I had the character refer to non-Elves as "mortals" and basically tried to make the Elf as 'otherworldly' as possible -- within just one adventure, so not all that much, though I think I could certainly have taken it further if it had been a campaign. Th...

Sadly, the contract with WotC does not allow anything electronic. I have at times taken a picture of a handout and worked from there, FWIW.

You can reach out to GG at info@, to see if there's anything they can do...

I'm sure Chris Doyle has an idea or three...

You are far from the first to conflate those!

The "unchanging modifier" you're referring to (pg 19) is the Birth Augur effect, not the general Attribute modifier of -3 to +3, which fluctuates with the changing score for any Attribute (including Luck).

The original Kickstarter for the Purple Planet boxed set raised $60,000+ -- maybe just front that or something close to it to GG to re-print the boxed set and I bet they'd go for it!

Raven_Crowking wrote: ↑Mon Jan 10, 2022 2:28 pm

GnomeBoy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 10, 2022 8:56 am Roll randomly for which supplements to get -- it'd be really hard to go wrong with such an approach.

If you include 3pp, who has a die large enough?

Roll two Zocchihedrons in the manner of percentiles...??

Looking at one at random (The Lost City) it doesn't seem to address that in the introductory text at the top, and certainly doesn't with the spells themselves. The idea does occur to me that this may be intentional, so you can ascribe those spells to whatever classes are convenient within the party ...

Roll randomly for which supplements to get -- it'd be really hard to go wrong with such an approach.

Very cool -- I may just have to dig that out and mess around with it! I probably haven't looked at that article since 2015!

Oh, and you don't get 1 or 2 back on each Attribute simultaneously, you pick where the 1 or 2 points of Attribute healing goes.

Thinking of it as the "20 points of Spellburn" thing is coming at it the wrong way... The heading on the paragraph is "Automatic Criticals" If you burn 20 pts, you get the benefit of doubling your bonus, as you would with a critical without the need to actually roll the critical ...