Huh. Damn!

I just checked my Spamfilter.

And mine was also shipped Yesterday.... :-)

/wolf

Got my mail today. Nice

Eirik

As did I. Expect it to arrive here in Norway over the weekend.

Just ordered my copy from cubicle 7 due to my order at adlibris (swedish/nordic book-store) was canceled because they hadn't got any copies from their supplier.

So from placing my order, five mins ago. When can i see it in my own hands here in Sweden?






/Poseur can't wait.

Got mine today! I'd actually forgotten I'd pre-ordered it, so it was like Christmas

And mine arrive too. Not read it yet of course.

My copy has arrived sound and safe, looks beautiful as usual, well done on another amazing product.

That's two Lake Town focused products within the space of a day or so

Got mine in the UK, looks mint.

Screen is lovely quality.

Mine arrived end of last week whilst I was in Rome, and was cared for by my neighbour, who has just brought it round...

Bloomin' gorgeous! Love the 'case-bound' LM screen. Not sure about the content, and its utility, yet, but it all looks lovely.

Oh, and the packaging was the best I've ever seen for a book.

Phil

Wooohoooooo!!!! I watched my junk mail and behold....there it was. Sent on November 2.

*Happy Feets*


/Khamul

I received the book and screen today in Germany.
It looks great!

What?! I live in Germany too, but I didn't received it yet...

Hi all

Well my copy arrived in London at sometime this weekend (I was away and it had been sent to my workplace). My first thoughts are that the GM screen looks brilliant. It is really solid and has many useful tables. The book is a little thinner than I was expecting which was a little disappointing but having opened it I find that it is well set out. If the sourcebook is missing anything it would be a poster sized version of the Laketown map. The map itself is really nice but as mentioned by another poster it would be really nice to be able to have the map up so the players can look at it.

I did like the opening part of the book especially, it gives a nice amount of detail about Laketown but also has quick and easy stats for NPC's like watchmen and craftsmen.

One thing that was quite interesting was the Go to the Marketpool Undertaking, it is quite a nice idea and gives a little bonus while still making sense.

All in all I like it.

E

Still haven't received my package...

Don't worry.
I'm in France (and geographically close to the UK) and I haven't receive anything yet.
That's just international mailing for you : sometimes, it's a bit long.

Thanks for your kind words, Dalriada, but my heart still aches...
Another day without the delivery and I'll start collecting Shadow Points.

You're already losing Hope it seems...

Let us know when you have checked you "Miserable" box.

/wolf

Is it okay if a use some of the TOR Fellowship Forums Hope points?
But I really need em right now as I just checked my mailbox and found nothing but bills.....

Yeah I recently made a corruption roll with a TN 18 after checking my credit card bill for the month. It was a hard roll.

My copy arrived today (in Germany) and it looks great!
The packaging was very sturdy, as it was with "Tales of Wilderland" and I have no complaint.

Looking forward for the next game session

Berengar

My copy arrived in Wellington, New Zealand.

If they have arrived in New Zealand, I hope that means mine will arrive soon as well (in South Africa).

I wonder if your copy was treated to the Hobbit themed inflight safety video whilst on the way to you...

Damn! And I'm just across the North Sea from UK and haven't got mine yet....

/wolf

So am I, and I received mine yesterday.

I must say I was quite impressed with the packaging. The GM screen was well-protected, in a solid cardboard box and air-filled protection inside. That was great.

The players' side of the screen is beautiful, but I haven't read the GM's side yet.
The booklet is well-made and, as far as I can tell, will be really useful. I've played mainly on the west side of mirkwood, it will give great informations for the east side.

Oh, the Eye of Sauron?! I'm having a Bout of Madness!!!

Argh! Still waiting! I'm living in Hamburg, the second biggest city in Germany - but, so it seems, with an awfull mail delivery service...

Is it a package, that can be stuffed in a letter box? Or is it bigger?

I just got it today. two minutes ago =)

Are you living in Germany?

No im from Sweden =)

Okay, this is directed to all Germans, who have gotten their "Precious":

Was it delivered by Deutsche Post (argh!) or by DHL?

Thanks ahead

If your mailman can open your letter box, it should fit.

If he must put it through the opening of the letter box (english vocabulary, you fail me again !), it won't fit.
As said previously, it's well protected. The cardboard box is maybe 22x31x5cm (wild estimates).

Then maybe I have mine as well? (Also Sweden)

Can't wait to get home....

/wolf

Mine was delivered by Hermes, shipped from Switzerland and ordered in the UK.
And I live in Herford, deep in the Düsterwald.

Today is a happy day....my book arrived woohoooo!!!

Still nothing.... I'm just going to check my "Miserable" box and call it even...



/wolf

Mine arrived here in Norway a couple of days ago. Picked it up at the post office yesterday. This is a amazing product with one of the most gorgeous screens I've ever seen. (And I should know, I collect those for every game I buy and some that I don't.)

Yesss, my Precious...

Finally, it has arrived! It's really a very good work and now comes the Fellowship Phase with the Heal Corrupiton Undertaking.

But one point of criticism: I would have prefered that the screen were of a different kind of material to protect it better from coffee stains.

Like what Asbestos?

/wolf

That would be great

And inside the sourcebook I have encountered, that the Town Watchman on p. 8 doesn't have a combat skill and no endurance value. I would give them Axe at two ranks. And Endurance 18.

Good spot. Some NPCs don't have such values but I think they are applicable for the Town Watch. I would suggest Sword though as it seems to be a more cultural weapon for the Lakemen (ie, the captain statblock below uses one and it's also used within the PC culture later in the book)?