That's great news! Use lunch to celebrate!

I sometimes find that a decent sized game book has a file size too big to send via email. It's often been easier to upload it to something like Dropbox and then share a link (it's a bit of messing around to set up in the first place but it negates the problem of maximum file size on emails). I will...

How could I send you a copy?
It's still in my library at Drivethru.

Thanks!

First of all, apologies for missing this thread originally! :( What do you need to know Phulish? As you know from editing even my American English can suffer. But perhaps a collaboration on Proper Anglo slang and structure for the Dialog blurbs. The Ex-pat in question is British, and picking up Bad...

Thanks, I'd like to do more, but am still a newbie on some stuff.

My only real concern is that if I have too much time before the deadline, I'm tempted to make the article longer and the idea of a "short guide to Australia" kinda goes out the window. Well, don't forget there's a one-off DEMONGROUND 20th anniversary edition and that will need DC content ...

My thought is a small town that grows organic food and has a deal to supply a corp for it's high end "foodie" execs. A tour bus holding foreign tourists was stranded during the Greater Recession. Some have integrated into the community.

What map programs do you guys use? I think I need one.

How interesting! This allows you to build a new capital completely financed by the Corps!

Also I just read that Greyhound is IRL dropping bus routes to about half of Canada. People used them to ship items, something needs to take that slack.

A couple of trucks with smaller 22' trailers in tandem running a few towns.

Two possibilities, "Deviant", where the PC's might learn about a Minion. And the Juhlin T2K forums had a "28 Days" thread that has inspired some more "Weeper's World" stuff.

Have you tried Prancing Ponies III? I was getting ready to polish it for DTF issue 4 and integrate it into a scenario or two. I know there's plenty of time, but you never know what might come from the musings.

The 1972 movie "The Legend of Boggy Creek" is a docudrama about an Arkansas "skunk-ape" like monster . I remember my grandparents letting me watch that on TV some time in the late 70s - scared the hell out of me. I suspect I wouldn't find it nearly as frightening if I saw it now...