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I would *LOVE* to see the Golden Familiar as a PDF (and yes... I realize I've made mention of this before in different threads). Seeing that it doesn't come with a standard (stiff) module cover, I hesitate to use it for fear of damaging it since it is also something that isn't sold separately. If a PDF copy were to be made available, I know that I for one would appreciate it A LOT.

As a different suggestion... considering the material available in the PHB Condensed, has there not been any thought to releasing the booklets from the Collector's set in PDF format?

Just a couple of suggestions!

M
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I would like to seethe Golden Familiar in PDF format as well, that is, if it never sees conventional release as an independent module...
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moriarty777 wrote:
As a different suggestion... considering the material available in the PHB Condensed, has there not been any thought to releasing the booklets from the Collector's set in PDF format?

IIRC, the Trolls are going to released the Collector's Box booklets on PDF, but only after the last box sells out.
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moriarty777 wrote:
I would *LOVE* to see the Golden Familiar as a PDF (and yes... I realize I've made mention of this before in different threads). Seeing that it doesn't come with a standard (stiff) module cover, I hesitate to use it for fear of damaging it since it is also something that isn't sold separately. If a PDF copy were to be made available, I know that I for one would appreciate it A LOT.

As a different suggestion... considering the material available in the PHB Condensed, has there not been any thought to releasing the booklets from the Collector's set in PDF format?

Well I must be a nickel plated dip sh%$. I thought that had long ago been uploaded. I'll get her done in short order.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Steve
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As a plater I'm kind of curious. Why nickel plated?

Troll Lord wrote:
Well I must be a nickel plated dip sh%$. I thought that had long ago been uploaded. I'll get her done in short order.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Steve

EXCELLENT! Thanks Steve!

M
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What is this "Golden Familiar"?

rabindranath72 wrote:
What is this "Golden Familiar"?

The Golden Familiar is a small 18-page module that was only included with the CK Screen. It's set in Aihdre and looks to be a kick-ass little adventure!

M
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AAAAAAAAH I Want it, too, then please?

Yes, The Golden Familiar is a neat little module... very little module, but good. i ahve thought about how to include it in my games, and up untikl this point it has been a no go. However, as far as pdfs go, this one should defintely be available considering the other C&C mods out there.

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K2h2m3 wrote:
As a plater I'm kind of curious. Why nickel plated?

Because nickel is both hard and ductile and is made up of five isotopes!

haha I have no idea.

But, that aside, The Golden Familiar is up on RPGnow and Drivethru.

Steve
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Nice! C&C - The Golden Familiar ($4.95) [Tags: familiar, golden, lords, level, castle]

Just so you know, I can see it on the RPGNow Troll Lord Storefront or if I use Quick Find - C&C, but not if I go by Rules System - Castles & Crusades or Quick Find - Castles & Crusades
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I was curious mainly because I have never heard say that before. As I have met many people from this country and others it automatically intrested me.

K2h2m3 wrote:
I was curious mainly because I have never heard say that before. As I have met many people from this country and others it automatically intrested me.

Because nickel plated suggests quality. I figure it goes back a century or so to the American Wild West, and fancy six-shooters. The priciest guns were dressed up in nickel plating.

So, a nickel plated dip sh%$ is a great looking dip sh%$, probably an expensive dip sh%$, most likely the nicest dip sh%$ in the book.... but it's still dip sh%$.

hth

Maybe it just means someone is a corrosion resistant dip sh%$.

Yep, its primarily for corrosion resistance. Especially when added to silver.
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We just finished the Golden Familiar. I placed a few bumps in the road, so it

took two sessions to complete. I had Isung the orc escape.

Later down the road the PCs will find out he set up anew in BkackTooth Ridge. Isung has placed a price on their heads and the recovery of the cup.

That should keep them on their toes.
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