| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| honest21hero10-29-07, 08:22 PM | I'd like to join an online Living Greyhawk game, but I don't know where to look. Does anyone have an opening for a first level psion? |
| Greyson10-29-07, 11:00 PM | I'd like to join an online Living Greyhawk game, but I don't know where to look. The most convenient place to look for online Living Greyhawk games is the online Gameday Yahoo! Group. Join that group and keep track of the games being offered. Here is a link to it: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/OnlineGameDay Does anyone have an opening for a first level psion? You'll definitely wanna review the Living Greyhawk Campaign Standards (http://www.wizards.com/rpga/downloads/LGCS_597_v7-5.zip) so you can create a character that conforms to the campaign's rules. You'll notice that you shall not be able to play a psion in Living Greyhawk. Check out Xen'drik Expeditions (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebxe/welcome) for some of that action. |
| Sathyllin10-29-07, 11:36 PM | I'm new too, and I just tried to download the Sourcebook. It downloads, but when I open it with Preview, it comes out with 34 pages of blankness!!! I'm on a Macbook Pro, running Mac OSX V10.4.1. Any recommendations? |
| Iswald10-30-07, 08:47 AM | What version of Adobe Reader do you have? Are you using some form of Mozilla? There have been problems for users of older version of Adobe Reader and I have had some difficulties reading some pdfs in my browser. |
| Hariman11-01-07, 06:53 PM | Preview won't open the most recent LGCS. You need a decently up to date Acrobat Reader to open it. |
| KarmaInferno11-04-07, 02:13 AM | Note that installing the latest version of Reader is not recommended by Adobe if you already have any older full version of Acrobat installed. It can screw up file associations, sometimes badly. -karma |
| Hariman11-05-07, 09:50 AM | Note that installing the latest version of Reader is not recommended by Adobe if you already have any older full version of Acrobat installed. It can screw up file associations, sometimes badly. -karma Adobe Reader has an update function built in. So your copy of Reader should bug you about not being up to date. |
| bitznarf11-05-07, 09:53 AM | Depends on the age of the software. Reader 6 has a manually started update functon. Reader 7 has an auto update if you haven't turned it off. |