I resemble that remark.Just ordered it today, now to exercise my (limited) patience.
Standard, as in paper. What kind of paper? No idea.Next question for the Armory Mapboard/Mapsheet file.
Is the J282 map, a standard mapsheet or a cardstock map?
I don’t blame you. I wouldn’t either. Another reason, IMO, that MMP should consider offering the option of a digital download for the journal.Imagine how I, ordering from Switzerland, have $30 shipping costs through FedEx.
But I won't.
Too bad nobody is visiting to bring you oneImagine how I, ordering from Switzerland, have $30 shipping costs through FedEx.
But I won't.
Thanks Bill, coming from you it means a lot. I did get Journal 17 yesterday and it is worth every penny, a fine addition to Twilight of the Reich and especially proud of Tom and Ted's work, it is because of ASL vets like these that Dispatches has been a worth while ASL newsletter for over a quarter of a century. Great work on the journal my friend, me and Steve Johns will plot out which scenario to play first when I see him this Friday. Let the dice roll once again!Vic,
Having good friends to interact with is the best.
Thanks for everything you have done to make Dispatches such a wonderful part of the ASL hobby. I have enjoyed every issue since the beginning and plan to continue as long as possible.
All the best!

Is Journal 17 already out of the pre-order discounted price? On the website on Thursday, today is Monday....Awesome material and great deal - I bought it and saved $12 on the Journal. Thanks, MMP.
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I am getting older, not reading properly and slow in ordering.... thanksIt was announced on WNDY, here post #119, and on CSW.
The sale price would only last through WBC.
at WBC, most of the episode was discussing the ASL Tournament format and how much it was enjoyed by the participants. (Congratulations J.R.!),OMG i cant wait to KGP:Week 47 WNDY Update:
Jean-Marc Palmier's reformatted map proofs for KGP were shown and are worth look on the Podcast. (IMHO: You won't be disappointed.)
KGP will include KGP I+II, Heroes of Rochelinval, addition KGP scenarios from the Annuals, Journals, etc., plus CGIV 'Prayers in the Dark' from J3.

In French, Palmier means "Palm Tree". An appropriate name for an ASL map artist.Week 47 WNDY Update:
Jean-Marc Palmier's reformatted map proofs for KGP were shown and are worth look on the Podcast. (IMHO: You won't be disappointed.)
Yup, now that you draw my attention to it, I would have to say you are spot on with that. Something that is easier to see. That is under significant magnification and still tough to see.Just offering a constructive observation on the map's slope depiction. I'd suggest making the slope's color a bit darker/bolder so it stands out better. The brown is a bit hard to see against the brown and green elevation. My feedback aside, the maps look AWESOME.
I say leave the slopes as-is. That way, I have an excuse to ignore them during playJust offering a constructive observation on the map's slope depiction. I'd suggest making the slope's color a bit darker/bolder so it stands out better. The brown is a bit hard to see against the brown and green elevation. My feedback aside, the maps look AWESOME.