There is one small error and one typo I've found in the Coterie. The error -- which doesn't affect mechanics -- is something I thought I mentioned in thread, but perhaps not. But I'm not in a rush to make a release there. The book is 99.9% perfect, and I just want to enjoy it. Post the error there ...

Feel free to edit the manuscript directly, Al, and pass it to me when you're done. If the flow breaks, I'll fix it. I need to go over the art once anyway.

I'll also need a short introductory blurb for the Downloads page. I could try to cut down your intro in the first post but it might be better coming from the author.

Actually, let me rephrase that last bit... give me a solid R20 and I'll get it on the Downloads page shortly. I'll also break it down and check the DPI situation.

Question... why do you use point release numbers here? Normally we only use those "behind the scenes" such as when Leon and I are trading Tosasth back and forth; public releases generally have integer numbers. This helps us recognize which are public and which are internal.

toddlyons wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 4:01 pm ... if it goes to print.

If? There is no "if" here.

The border color is painfully close to JD's. I basically picked it out of the sample art; I expect the fully-colored final art will give us a better range of choices.

The format is tradition; we've been doing something like this since the very beginning. I can relate. That's how I felt about the crenellation remaining as a closed rectangle on one side. :D It was inevitable that someone wouldn't like it. Sorry. I'm resistant to changing too much. Understood. It w...

I'm going to examine the cover options later; I think the cover master for Tosasth isn't up to the current specs (i.e. dimensions), so I need to redo both of them.

Gah. The format is tradition; we've been doing something like this since the very beginning. Over the years I've streamlined it, and I always try to work with the artists, but I'm resistant to changing too much. The copyright info does not technically have to be there, but we've always done it that ...