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berengar wrote:Hello,

P.S.: I think your "Bits and Mortar"-method is great. I like both, early access to the pdf and portability with my iPad and the look and feel of a "real" book.

Bits and Mordor.

Should emails with pdf download codes have been sent out to those that pre-ordered the hard copy directly from Cubicle7 have been sent out? If so, I have not received mine yet.

It not, it seems odd that it can be downloaded from RPGNow but those that have already paid are still waiting.

Emails with download codes went out last week. Check your spam folder - they often end up there.

Nope, not in spam so probably deleted by mistake. I have requested a new one. Thanks for the quick reply.
Was it sent from cubicle7? That way I can add a rule to prevent any resend being lost.

I preordered on Saturday and was hoping to get the PDF today (Monday). Any chance I still can? I can forward my confirmation if necessary.

Your excited customer,
Stephen "Trotter"

Trotter wrote:I preordered on Saturday and was hoping to get the PDF today (Monday). Any chance I still can? I can forward my confirmation if necessary.

Your excited customer,
Stephen "Trotter"

I purchased mine Sunday (yesterday) and received an email and code today.

SirKicley wrote:Bits and Mordor.

Gerroff!

I am enjoying the book a lot. It is very rich in the sense that it distills a lot of Middle Earth history into a consumable format for making adventures that are consistent with the game time and place - but (from what little I can tell) staying true to the source. Artistic license seems to be solely taken with how characters interact in the broader timeline. (Kinda like good historical fiction.) Saruman doesn't die, as it were. <grin> Not that I'm a Tolkien scholar or anything - but I like to know what stuff is "not from the books" as it where.

I feel I can 'trust' this work to clarify my understanding of the history of middle earth in addition to being and awesome game supplement.

Also: for whose who use an iPad (or Android) I'm wanted to share a cool app I found: The Encyclopeida of Arda (http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/encarda-app.html) and awesome companion when trying to get some background on places that are talked about. (For example, as Heart of the Wild was discussing Anduin, I was able to get a nice visual of the river to reference.)

I actually got an email from rpgnow on Sunday. I'd been searching for "cubicle 7" and checking my DriveThruRPG mail, and overlooked it.

Please accept my sincere apology. I shouldn't have doubted you fine folks.

Yours in fellowship,
Stephen "Trotter"

I emailed asking for a resend of the code and got a prompt replay. Excellent service.