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the more recent PDFs I've bought from Chaosium (like Masks...) have the ability to turn off the background layer. While it makes the PDF look more plain, it's much easier to read, especially if I need to print something for reference at the table. It would be exceptional if this ability existed for the Keeper's Rulebook, especially for Chapter 16 for the rules summaries. I own a physical copy, but players aren't the most gentle creatures with physical media. Are there any plans to update the older PDFs like the Keeper's Rulebook to allow us to turn off the Background layer, or does anyone know a way to keep it from printing that I'm not aware of? Thanks!
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Was trying to talk someone through getting the quickstart pdf - didn't realize it was so hard to find! https://www.chaosium.com/runequest-glorantha/ ...shows ONLY that the quickstart is available to buy for $9.95. Only if you click on the book itself are you taken to https://www.chaosium.com/runequest-roleplaying-in-glorantha-quickstart/ where it says "oh, yeah, I guess you CAN download it for free, of course..."?
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Here you have the link to a pdf I made featuring a Theyalan Calendar and its main holy days: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz3yUt8lNxwhcEw4TmJpUzZ0b2c Every line depicts: - Number of the day - Runes of day and week (every page is a season) - Worshipped god (bolded if it's a relevant holy day), name of the celebration, source and page explaining it, and pantheon. Sources are referred so that they are easily consulted: - GtG = Guide to Glorantha - P:GtA = Pavis: Gateway to Adventure - SKoH = Sartar: Kingdom of Heroes - ST = Storm Tribe - TR = Thunder Rebels There is also info from Cult Compendium and King of Sartar, which I don't own. In those cases I used the Glorantha Wikia as a useful resource: http://glorantha.wikia.com/wiki/Glorantha Please tell me if anybody spots mistakes or improvements. - Nel PD: The same pdf translated into Catalan is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz3yUt8lNxwhMVItdlRBMjJNa2c/view?usp=sharing
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The linked pdf is the chronicle of the journey a kafl trader takes from Ralios to Holy Country. The order is quite pressing because he begins at Walim during Storm season and he must get to Nochet before Sacred Time. It's written in a day a day basis, ressembling a travel log, because it was written as a diary: one entry a day. Eventually, it's not a fanfiction, but the actual play of a game of mine, Tresquera, which helps spicing stories with random events according to the acrchetype of the main character. Unfortunately, it's written in Catalan, but any reader of Spanish or French would be able to understand it. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz3yUt8lNxwhMHlNRXh3eUxXYk0 By the way, the Fan material policy is featured in the last page.
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Since it was a bit of a detail in the I thought I would start a new thread instead on continuing the discussion there. Ah, okay, I thought you were talking about the other sort of book binding, making your own hardcover books and using a paper folder (which I've always wanted to try, but looked tricky, looked like it required a lot of tools, and would require me to have a printer that could do 11x17 pages). I don't think I've ever seen this kind of binding before. I have a couple of ring-bound things with plastic covers, but I had to get a copy shop to do it for me, and it cost me as much as buying a hard copy would have (I would have bought the hard copy had it been something I could find a hard copy of, and it was before print on demand was a thing). How do these plastic comb-bound ones hold up, and how much does it cost you to do up a book (pages + ink + cover + spine)?
