Hi,

I know that the pdf of "Words of the Wise" has been withdrawn from Drivethru as a result of the licencing problems. Unfortunately I missed it when it was available as a free download. Is it possible for anyone who has a copy to pass one on, or is this also not allowed under the restrictions of its withdrawal?

We've just started Tales from Wilderland, so I'd quite like to be able to fit it in to the ongoing plot if anyone has it and is willing/allowed to let me have a copy.

Looking forward to the next publications in the line!

cheers,

Mark

Sorry, I'm not sure whether anyone other than C7 / Sophisticated Games can do this as it's still distribution of copyrighted material - even though the original was available at no cost.

Some people say internet is like a mule loaded with everything, if you know what I mean.

Anybody know where I can find that mule? I'm have no "cyber" orienteering skills to speak of......Feel free to PM/email if you know a or have the mule in your stall. Do tell.

Found the mule (sorta).....LM assistance required. Nuff said.

Ok, just read through the adventure. Overall looks good, but tell me but the idea that Radagast is major extrovert and key player among the Woodman runs contrary to my image of him--which ironically is more in line w/ PJ's depiction of him (minus the bird-poop in the hair and and rabbit sled). If I understand him according to the reports of Gandalf, Saruman, and Tolkien, he "went native" in the non-anthropocentric sense of the word, i.e. he associated primarily w/ the olvar and kelvar of the world and shut himself off from the affairs of the free people, w/ maybe the exception of Beorn, who is quite "wild" and a shifter of hues as well ("Tolkien wrote that he gave up his mission as one of the Wizards by becoming too obsessed with animals and plants.") That is how he "failed" like the rest of the Istari. Rhosgobel in my mind is like a hermit cottage of sorts (as in the movie, alas), not a major/minor center of activity. How do the rest of you feel about that? Do tell.