Why not fall of 2010?
Hopefully Foxy will be in it somewhere.
Also, I should clarify that "Shadowbane" is the working title--it might change between now and then. But for those familiar with Downshadow, that gives a pretty clear indication of the content.
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On another note, I don't suppose Shadowbane is the first in a new trilogy, by any chance?
On another note, I don't suppose Shadowbane is the first in a new trilogy, by any chance?
Assuming all goes well (i.e., sales figures pan out, story demonstrates its popularity, etc) this is to be the start of a series, indeed. More on the exact plan as details emerge.
Thank you for your guys' support over the years. It's proved very, very important to the whole process! (Also, keep it up, pls!)
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Now all I need do is bear the excruciating wait.
Just abuse your Zhentarim Underlings to pass the time...
Great news indeed.
Sparkly. But not in a vampire way.
Now, to get a keylogger snuck onto Erik's computer....
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So does this mean im going to have to go out and read all the other Abyssal Plague novels first?
Its an Abyssal Plague novel!? Somehow I missed that.
So does this mean im going to have to go out and read all the other Abyssal Plague novels first?
Yes and no. It is tied to the Abyssal Plague event, though not in a way that requires you to read the other novels in the AP to understand what's going on.
What would be most helpful is having read Downshadow first, but even that isn't strictly necessary. The book takes place a year later and basically summarizes the relevant parts of what went down.
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I understand, guys.
If you feel that passionately about it, I might recommend forwarding your comments onto the powers that be at Wizards. This is the sort of feedback they'd want to hear.
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Ok so let me see if I understand this correctly. If you want a game book then you HAVE to buy a print version, but if you want a novel then you HAVE to buy the digital version!!??!!
WotC make up youre friggin minds!!!
Seems like a dumb idea to me, seems like that eliminates a good percantage of customers, which seems like a very bad business decision to me, but hey what do I know about business? Obviosly theyve looked at ebook sales and normal novel sales and decided it best to go digital, still wish I could get legal PDFs of various game books though, makes it a little easier to keep track of all the feats and powers and what not. Anyway, this rant is probably better suited to another topic.
And I know its not Eriks decision, I'm still looking foward to reading it, seems like it could be a little cheaper though if its going to be a purely electronic release, they dont have to pay for all them trees and ink and what not, sorry, sorry, im starting to rant again.
Yes, I think fowarding our comments to WotC is a good idea, I personally prefer a "real" book to read, knowhatimean?
Wait, what? Its only going to be in digital format? I missed that as well. I guess I need to start doing a better job of keeping up with this stuff.
AFAIK, this is an experiment to see if e-books will work out better than blowing all that money on the print versions. It is also always possible a print version will be released eventually--we'll just have to see.
In the meantime, you need to do what's right for you (i.e. buying the e-book or not), but I would highly encourage making yourself heard here on the boards or contact the powers that be. As this is a new thing, feedback is important to the process.
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What would be most helpful is having read Downshadow first, but even that isn't strictly necessary. The book takes place a year later and basically summarizes the relevant parts of what went down.
Will Downshadow be available in ebook form as well?
Will Downshadow be available in ebook form as well?
Indeed. Downshadow is available on ebook: Kindle, Nook
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Will Downshadow be available in ebook form as well?
Indeed. Downshadow is available on ebook: Kindle, Nook
Thks for the reference, will check it out.