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opey2dope

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A member registered Jun 20, 2024

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I think I understand the issue here, but it isn't a simple fix. The basic issue is that each page of the document is 4.25 inches wide by 5.5 inches high. This page size is 1/4 a sheet of letter paper, not half. This size would be ideal if the paper was folded into fourths, but the booklet printing folds it into halves. 

As a result, when  acrobat rotates the pages to make them a booklet, the program resizes each page to keep it proportionate. to accomplish this, and leave a gutter to fold, means that the final size doesn't fill the half page, leaving a large margin.

The cleanest way to fix this would be for each page to be 5.5 wide by 8.5 high, but that's not the proportions of the existing pages, so that would require remaking the entire document in the new size. 

Great scenario, with some amazing gameplay ideas and options. The concept of the Queen's blessing/punishment is inspired. brutally deadly. Definitely intended for seasoned osr players, who will be used to looking in somewhat obscure places for puzzle solutions. Lots of treasure, so would make a good intro scenario for a mid level campaign. 

I ran it for some new osr players, so I nerfed the DC class of every stat check by one tier(essentially lowering them by three), which helped a lot. Also lowered some of the damage. Gave some extra clues. 

Overall a blast.