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SDLeary last won the day on October 21 2016

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  1. In DTP, that's called a layout (or a spread)... and there is a line going down the middle where the two pages meet, one to left and one to right! ๐Ÿ˜‰ Pages still in portrait. LOL SDLeary
  2. A line of inquiry that should be played out in the BESTEST game for Mostali... Paranoia! ๐Ÿ˜† SDLeary
  3. No, more for easy navigation for those not using Word, or perhaps for those using Word, but not wanting to deal with all the Outlining nonsense. I can understand people using it because it makes it easy for them, or because its required by their work or a specific job they are on; but it makes it damn difficult to get from point a to point s without a lot of scrolling. Landscape... nah. Horizontal books are for pictures; the only word there to describe said pictures... otherwise my brain short circuits a bit! ๐Ÿ™‚ SDLeary
  4. Shouldn't be that hard with RTF if all you want to do is reformat to a different page size... but if you want to go further, the fact that there are NO Paragraph Styles, and apparently some missing section headers does make it something of a time sink. I've pulled it into Pages earlier, to try and make it more user friendly and have started to apply styles in order to create a rudimentary TOC. SDLeary P.S. โ€“ Apparently there are Styles there already! They just get borked if you import into something other than Word? P.P.S. โ€“ Not styles, but certainly encoded in such a way to create a Character Map in Word... otherwise everything shows up as Normal style P.P.P.S. โ€“ Its a single document Word Outline
  5. Correct, it is a SINGLE spirit. So if the body dies (from reduction to 0 POW or otherwise), the Shaman should still exist in the spirit world, and if they are the crafty sort should be able to find themselves a new... host(?), or if killed by someone, exact revenge, and then perhaps use their body as host. If the Fetch dies (reduces to 0 POW), then the Shamans ability to travel the spirit world should be stopped, but their mortal self should be fine. Perhaps they live in a reduced state, perhaps they can find a way to awaken another fetch. SDLeary
  6. Thatโ€™s a bit extreme. Especially if the reverse is true as well (at work, so no books handy), and the Shaman is truly dead at 0 physical body POW. It precludes the ability of the Shaman to wander the spirit world to find a new body. SDLeary
  7. When people began asking about the "Gamemaster's Book"! ๐Ÿ™ƒ SDLeary
  8. If you look at the right sidebar in the link for BRP that you posted, the License for the project is listed as MIT; correct license should be listed as ORC, yes? I assume that there is no ORC option available in the project settings, but can you manually edit it? Should be the same for the other two projects as well. SDLeary
  9. All in Markdown, correct? SDLeary P.S. โ€“ License currently listed as MIT
  10. @Jason D, will there be an addition to the cover, front or back, that calls out the fact that its a second printing? SDLeary
  11. Excellent! For authenticity, make sure the copyists use quills rather than fancy pens! ๐Ÿ™ƒ SDLeary
  12. In the early RQ3 days, I played a Flintnail Dwarf. It had already been put forward at that point that "good" dwarves don't learn spirit or rune magics. Because of this, and the uniqueness of Flintnail as presented in "Pavis", we decided that Flintnail Dwarves do not learn spirit magic, instead learning sorcery, but they do have access to the cult rune magic if it fits their mission parameters. Humans, of course, would follow normal cult structures. SDLeary
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