SV: Re: PDFs

[Tino]

Hello Matijs,

Im interested in the pdf books of Powers & Perils.

I have bk1_v2c and bk2_v2c.

If you have any that are more up to date, please
mail them to me.

-Tino


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Matijs van Zuijlen <Matijs.van.Zuijlen at XS4ALL.NL>
To: <POWERS-AND-PERILS at geo000.CITG.TUDELFT.NL>
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: PDFs


> On 2002.02.16 23:10:04 +0100 Kurgan wrote:
> > Hey guys,
> >
> >   If anyone has PDF rules available for download, would you please
> >   send or post the link? I remember seeing posts saying that they had
> >   been updated, and that a lot of the typos and errors had been fixed,
> >   so that tells me mine are outdated. I know there were variations
> >   created, and those would be cool to get, but right now I need to get
> >   my hands on the original main rules PDFs, especially if they have
> >   errata and Heroes articles added in. We've started talking about P&P
> >   recently over on GRIPlist, so maybe someone will make a P&P
> >   character sheet over there if I can give them the files to work
> >   with! Very cool. :)
> 
> This keeps coming up in some form or another. So, here's the deal:
> 
> My player group has created a set of books 1 and 2 in (among others) PDF
> format. There are several versions, reflecting original books[1], errata,
> additions[2] and house rules. Most of you will probably be most interested
> in the versions with errata and additions.
> 
> Due to copyright considerations, I cannot put these books on my home page.
> Sorry. But you can ask me to send them to you via (personal) email, since
> this is probably considered personal use, or something (IANAL, so we can
> have a long thread about this if we want to).
> 
> There has been some recent discussion on adding other material to the
> current set, and what format should be used. As I said then, our master
> files are XML, which is not easy to edit. However, I would be willing to
> convert any flat ascii files you send me to this format. There would be
> some rules concerning the formatting, but those should be easy to follow.
> If there's an interest, I'll type them up.
> 
> Matijs
> 
> [1]: original books: Some useless tables were not included, so these
> originals don't look too good (they have notices of absent tables in
> them). The other versions don't even refer to these tables. The useless
> tables are things like: how to add two numbers and divide by ten.
> 
> [2]: additions: These are mostly articles from heroes. Also, some parts of
> book 3 are included, mainly about the elf, faerry and dwarf, which are
> needed for character creation.
>