Arms of Legend eBook PDF Available

[MongooseMatt]

Trying an experiment here - Arms of Legend is now available on Drivethru. You can find it at;

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=98706

An adventurer is only as good as his equipment, so the saying goes – and with this mighty tome, your adventurer will be the best-equipped he can be. From new weapons and armour, to the more mundane items that keep an adventure going, Arms & Equipment is a complete catalogue that will keep players coming back for more after every adventure.

As with all core Legend books, Arms of Legend is 100% Open Content.

The print version of Arms of Legend will be available by the end of the month.

 

[alex_greene]

The contents page of the preview reveals that the book has sections on enchantments and alchemy. These could answer a lot of questions. And maybe pose several more.

 

[jarulf]

How does this book differ from the MRQ2 version, apart from incorporating the errata?

 

[MongooseMatt]

As Monsters, if you have A&E and the errata, you have 99% of what is in Arms of Legend and can safely proceed without it.

 

[jarulf]

Thanks Matt.

 

[taxboy]

Trying an experiment here - Arms of Legend is now available on Drivethru. You can find it at;

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=98706

An adventurer is only as good as his equipment, so the saying goes – and with this mighty tome, your adventurer will be the best-equipped he can be. From new weapons and armour, to the more mundane items that keep an adventure going, Arms & Equipment is a complete catalogue that will keep players coming back for more after every adventure.

As with all core Legend books, Arms of Legend is 100% Open Content.

The print version of Arms of Legend will be available by the end of the month.

Cool be interesting to see how your sales go, I have bought as it is easier to print single pages to use as needed.

 

[ryhopewood]

I'm keen to buy this in print and PDF even though I have the MRQ2 version because of the extensive errata. Could someone who has got it confirm that the errata has been correctly incorporated?

Thanks,

Ian

 

[sdavies2720]

I'm keen to buy this in print and PDF even though I have the MRQ2 version because of the extensive errata. Could someone who has got it confirm that the errata has been correctly incorporated?

Thanks,

Ian

I'm in the same boat: Bought A&E for convenience, but the extensive errata made it less convenient. Will buy Arms of Legend if it's in good (proofreading) shape.