Forgotten Futures rules PDF round 2

[ffutures]

I've put my second attempt at converting the latest incarnation of the Forgotten Futures rules to PDF on line. 110 pages, about a 2.2mb download. The extra pages and half megabyte or so come from the front and back covers, which amazingly are NOT illustrations I've used five times before, two pages of ads, a character record sheet, and several more illustrations I've used as fillers where I've changed the layout. I've also fixed a couple of hundred errors, stuff I was too tired to spot last night. (Note to self - if you're going to use global search and replace to change text to small caps, make sure that the word you are changing is a word, not part of a larger word...)

At the moment there still aren't any working links to chapters etc., I'll be adding them once I'm sure I haven't got any horrible errors.

For now, though, I just want to know that it's all readable; if you have time to take a look and spot any problems please let me know. Still the same URL to download it.

http://www.forgottenfutures.com/game/rules/ffutures.pdf

Comments

Looks great Marcus

[johnreiher.livejournal.com]

I like the cover, it shouldn't eat too much ink if I were to print it out.

I'm running a FF game tomorrow, in Maple White Land and it should be interesting. I'm adding Nazis and ancient relics to the mix, so the players should have interesting things to deal with.

I'll let you know how it goes.

Re: Looks great Marcus

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

This sounds like something I started to write once called "Raiders of the Lost World," in which palaeontologist Indiana Challenger pursued a trail of mysteriously non-fossilised dinosaur body parts to South America, where the Nazis were using an airship to ship out the diamonds from the central swamp of Maple White Land - there are bits of it in the wargame scenario in Forgotten Futures 3.