What was the answer?Originally posted by Wayne:
Try e-mailing Avery/Marc, he responded to may e-mail asking about the CT reprints almost as fast as I e-mailed him. (Must have got him when he was online)
Oops. It also includes "The Ruins of Warsaw"Originally posted by GJD:
I have the first re-print. T:2000 1st edition rules, Free city of Krakow, Pirates of the Vistula and The Black Maddonna all in one neatly bound volume.
It also includes some interesting background information on number of sales of each product, and a weighted review score for each scenario.
The only snag I have found so far is the players colour map of poland is printed on two facing pages, which are in the wrong order, and a town is missing from the GM's map for Escape from Kaliz.
Other than that, its all good, nostalgiac fun.
G.
So that when you photocopy it to be more useful, your bad areas end up being at the edges rather than in the center where the data is more important. SheeshOriginally posted by GJD:
The only snag I have found so far is the players colour map of poland is printed on two facing pages, which are in the wrong order, [/QB]
Well...if they were that clever, why didn´t they do the same with the map of Krakow? And why don´t the two halves of the poland-map match? (at least it seems to me like that, when I compare the edges)Originally posted by paladin2019:
So that when you photocopy it to be more useful, your bad areas end up being at the edges rather than in the center where the data is more important. Sheesh
Well...if they were that clever, why didn´t they do the same with the map of Krakow? And why don´t the two halves of the poland-map match? (at least it seems to me like that, when I compare the edges)Originally posted by Cryo:
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So that when you photocopy it to be more useful, your bad areas end up being at the edges rather than in the center where the data is more important. Sheesh