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I am unsure the legality of that...

But, have it already.

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yes I am unsure as well. If it is something that is being sold elsewhere, is under copyright, or if the mods feel it's otherwise illegal, feel free to delete this topic.

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Its technically not right/legal, but no one would sue because there is no "financial loss".
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Post by Matthew »

SCRIBD will knock all probably knock any and all illegal documents off if they are made aware; there was a huge number on there a couple of months back, but it's all gone now. If you look hard enough on the Interwebs almost anything is available in pdf, but it is almost always without the permission of the copyright holder. Strategic Review and Dragon Magazine are certainly illegally hosted at various places, mainly as a result of the Dragon Archive CD.
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I took the URL off. Not so much because I think WOTC is going to freak out over a link, but on the principle of the thing.
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Dang, I missed what it was...anyone want to say, without saying, what it was?
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It was a readable pdf of an issue of the Strategic Review.
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Lord Dynel wrote:
Dang, I missed what it was...anyone want to say, without saying, what it was?



I missed what it was as well, but it was almost more fun guessing than actually knowing.
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Stupid alternating gray/black background.
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Post by Matthew »

It was really a pdf of Castle Zagyg the Upper Works (probably leaked by the printer); you poor fools missed out big time.
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I am disgusted and intrigued at the same time. Fortunately, more disgusted than intrigued!
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At one point it was a slideshow of Peter-illustrated GenCon booth-babes.

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