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TSOY print vs. web versions

Started by Vaxalon, May 10, 2005, 03:13:46 PM

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Vaxalon

How much material is there in the print version that isn't in the web version?
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Trevis Martin

As far as I understand it Vax, the versions are identical with the exception of the artwork.

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Keith Senkowski

When I put together a PDF of the web version I remember there being differences.  What tehya re for the life of me I can't remember.  Examples of play are a likely candidate.  I also think some of the text is smoother in the print edition cause of editing.

Keith
Conspiracy of Shadows: Revised Edition
Everything about the game, from the mechanics, to the artwork, to the layout just screams creepy, creepy, creepy at me. I love it.
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Victor Gijsbers

There's art. And I think the order of presentation of the cultures is different, but I'd have to check that. That's all I noticed. (Apart from the fact that the print version is on actual paper, thus making it much more useful for me during play, of course.)

Brennan Taylor

There are also a couple of minor differences in the character creation section, specifically how many points you get to allocate. This came up in my recent chargen session.