The 12 PDFs are located in a single zip file. You may need special software to open it before accessing the PDFs.

The software is free and is automatically installed in Windows machines, but I am unsure about a Mac.

It does not automatically print out in 2 pages per sheet. You have to choose that in your print dialogue/window/settings. 

• 1x1 : If you don't intend to print the calendar, this is the best format.
• 1x1_reversed : This is the calendar formatted as it is originally published with the resolution for the current page on the back of the previous page (this is done to prevent spoilers). Use this option to print 1 page per sheet and print on both sides. 
• 2x1_reversed : Paper saving option. This is formatted to print 2 pages per sheet of paper with the resolution for the current page on the back of the previous page (this is done to prevent spoilers). Use this option to print 2 page per sheet and print on both sides to save paper.

It will actually be the 2x1 to save paper but be big enough to be readable.

Mistakes happen. 

If you spot a mistake, we  will be keeping all the posts for corrections to errors on Board Game Geek here:

https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2946618/errata-corrections

Perhaps you have another question? Other forums are also here:

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Yes. We are working on it! It should be done shortly after Christmas at the latest.

Tomorrow = next page.

Thematically, I would say don't look. But you aren't hurting anyone if you did.

Sorry for the late reply.

Some helpers are A and B.

a) Gragorim's words are:
"You will need to travel to the Scorched Sands, an arid desert south of Dawnhollow. It is a ten-day journey south from here."

b) Another helper is On April 8, where you see a map with the path to Dawnhollow.  The path shows a direction that is south and slightly west. Following this path from Graycliff, you travel South, then West, then South.   At the crossroads, you are told you were heading west before the crossroads. You haven't made it yet to Dawnhollow.

Dawnhollow is south.

Your presumption that "Dawnhollow is North (based on #4)" would mean that you passed Dawnhollow and would need to backtrack north to find it. You wouldn't have enough info for the puzzle, since you wouldn't know if Darkvayne were North or South.

One might presume that Dawnhollow is west, since you were travelling west before the crossroads. This would put tarroshade and Copperset North, and you wouldn't know if Darkvayne was East or West.

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They are in the Sample_2021.pdf

This has been released now. Look for QC_2022_1x1_rev.zip

This has been released now. Look for QC_2022_1x1_rev.zip

They can be used anytime as long as you are not between rounds of combat.

They stack. 

But most bonuses only last for the current page's combat or the next oages's combat. Be sure you aren't applying a bonus from a few days ago when you shouldn't.

The descriptions and backstory for the characters is already in the calendar. 

The other heroes, such as the Bard, Druid, etc. are characters from last year.

You can use the 1x1 pdf but still print multiple pages (2 or 4) per sheet to save paper. You will end up with the resolution page before the page it resolves.

The additional pdf format I will release later (immediately after the custom rules are done) will be the 1x1 with the resolution page after the one it resolves.

No.

We will be releasing a new version that puts the resolution after the day it references. Without that, you could still use the 1x1 format and print it. It would be in the same order as the physical copy.

These PDFs reflect the order of the printed calendar.

The key is that the Resolution page is on the back of the previous page, and NOT on the back of the page it refers to. This format allows 2 things:

1) You do not need to rip off the current day to see how it resolves (and thus revealing spoilers for the following day.)
2) You can read the page and refer to the resolution at the same time. This helps a lot when looking at all the numbers you rolled for combat: you do not need to keep switching and flipping the page back and forth. 

The pages are still single pages and would appear 1x1. But the order is such that it prints 2x2 in the proper order. You must specify this when printing. See the topic on Printing. (https://itch.io/t/1768538/printing)

This was done so you can choose to print on different paper sizes (A4, Legal, etc.)

We are quite busy with a lot of other things (mainly fulfillment) during this time. But I will try to make and create a new layout format of 1x1 with the pages ordered having the resolution reversed. I can't make any promises, but I will add it to my list.

Sorry it bothers you. We had that format last year and many complained that it didn't match the layout of the printed product.

When printed, it is easier to see the page and resolution at the same time (preventing constantly flipping during combat) and does avoid revealing the next day.

That is because "Demand to be paid" is the resolution to Feb 1st, and thus appears on the back of Jan 31st. In the 2x1 files, it is the last page in the Jan pdf so it can be printed on the back of that page. It probably should have been in the Jan PDF for the 1x1 files.

This is the setting I am using in Adobe Acrobat Reader for the 2x1 files. You need to flip the numbers here otherwise it will put them side by side instead of 1 on top of the other.

Can you let me know how you are printing? It seems to line up correctly for me on both months if I use the above setting.

For Feb, the back of the Feb 1st is the 3rd page (that describes how characters level up). It should line up correctly.

Can you give me a hint at what month/day to look at?
Or is it the entire thing?

I posted a clarifying post here:

https://itch.io/t/1768538/printing#post-4948811

Why are there 4 files/formats?

The original order of the calendar is designed so that the resolution to a given page, is on the back of the previous page. 

1x1_rev  has the Resolution pages AFTER the page it refers to

To maintain this order when printing multiple pages per sheet / front to back (to save paper), we are providing  3 different zip files with different formats. All formats are designed so that when you print front and back, the pages align correctly on the backs of their front. The resolution to a given page, is on the back of the previous page.

1x1  for printing each page on its own sheet. (Front, back) 
2x1 for printing 2 pages on 1 sheet (Front x2, back x 2)  
2x2 for printing 4 pages on 1 sheet (Front x4, back x 4) 

To set the # of pages per sheet, you will do this when you go to print. 

Change the setting in Adobe by clicking the Multiple button and setting Pages per Sheet to 1x2.

Oh gosh!!

We had a few date issues last year. None of them were the wrong year though. It was duplicate days mostly on the Sat/Sun pages. I thought we carefully went through and fixed those. I guess we didn't check for the year. I am hoping there are no more.

Perhaps you very briefly travel back in time that day?

Have you started playing?

There is a blurb about them on the game page (https://sundialgamesllc.itch.io/2022-quest-calendar) under the heading "Suggestions for Printing"

There are 3 different zip files with different formats: 1x1  for printing each page on its own sheet. (Front, back) 2x1 for printing 2 pages on 1 sheet (Front x2, back x 2)  2x2 for printing 4 pages on 1 sheet (Front x4, back x 4) 

All formats are designed so that when you print front and back, the pages align correctly on the backs of their front. The resolution to a given page, is on the back of the previous page.

Just play a page a day and take it one step at a time. We are always here to answer your questions, so feel free to ask anything.

You can start by getting familiar with the rules and ask for clarifying questions. That is the task for the first day, but there are a lot of rules. We tried to keep it all simple, but it can be harder for anyone not familiar with RPG rules and dice.

Sure. Spoilers below (I see no way to obfuscate them.

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"I begin as in Death." The beginning of the word death is the letter 'D'. "Halfway to my twin". Find the other 'D', then locate the letter halfway between the two. It is an 'R'. Find the other 'R' and then the letter halfway between them. Keep going.

no limit, empty your pockets if you choose