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Re: DOTM question

Agreed. It seems to lend an overall more pleasing effect, and you make a good point that it's even nicer in columns. It helps make the columns more distinct and friendly, which the ragged justification doesn't do.

Re: DOTM question

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Originally Posted by Shadekeep (Post 2260216)

When I posted the first Dungeon Of The Month I got a good amount of feedback. However, there has been virtually nothing following the two subsequent releases. I wanted to ask, should I be posting each one in its own thread? Or is there just not any interest in them?

I plan to continue releasing them, as I set myself this project as a challenge and way of disciplining myself to reach writing goals. I just wanted to see if there is any way I can make them more visible or useful for you all, assuming folks are interested in them. Thanks!

I'm really liking them! I hope you keep it up, but even if you drop to "semi-annual dungeon of the month" I'll still be downloading them and using them! ;-)

As far as the text goes, I will agree that justified text looks more professional, and if you plan eventually releasing these under the SJG license (whenever that emerges into the light of day) it would probably be smarter to start doing it now rather than having to go back and do it later; however it doesn't affect PLAY at all, and frankly I hadn't even noticed until you pointed it out.

Re: DOTM question

Yes, it does seem to fit the TFT look more when I use columns and justification. I'm about done revising the released ones in this format. I'll post here when the links are updated so folks can grab the reformated versions if they like.

Re: DOTM question

I have been keeping an eye on them, and been incorporating them into my campaign world to be stumbled upon by (un)lucky players. Thank you for your work.