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Bright Sands Adventures

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
calidus
Sep 23, 2007 6:57:28 I want to run the Bright Sands adventures, but parts 1 to 6 have been retired. Is there a way to get ahold of the retired downloads so that I can get my group caught up? I know they won't get credit for gp or exp or storyline benefits, but atleast they can better enjoy parts 7 to 11.
#2
Greyson
Sep 24, 2007 11:53:05
I want to run the Bright Sands adventures, but parts 1 to 6 have been retired. Is there a way to get ahold of the retired downloads ...

Regrettably, there is no way to legitimately download retired Living Greyhawk adventures from the RPGA.

Don (Greyson)
Nyrond Triad
#3
calidus
Sep 26, 2007 20:00:14 Ah, thank you, I feared as much.
#4
zombiegleemax
Sep 27, 2007 8:22:47 They were never sold per se and now they're collecting dust.
#5
chatdemon
Oct 07, 2007 7:44:55
They were never sold per se and now they're collecting dust.

As Don pointed out, there is no legitimate, legal way to obtain the files.
#6
wizo_mimir
Oct 07, 2007 7:55:15 Just a reminder from the Code of Conduct:

Do not promote, plan, glorify or engage in any illegal activity or otherwise make available content that would encourage or provide instructions for a criminal offense. These topics include crimes relating to drugs, drug paraphernalia, ****, solicitation of a minor, computer hacking, and copyright violation.

Let's tread carefully, lest warns be accumulated.
#7
neon_knight
Oct 07, 2007 18:04:06 I would like to point out a few things here.

From my knowledge (As a writer of a few LG Adventures), only those adventures from Year 1 of the campaign are the legal property of WotC (Because I legally sold, signed a waiver etc., for that adventure). The Regional adventures I wrote after that were never sold to WotC, and I remain the copywrite holder of those works. I can give those adventures to whomever I please, and can infact sell those same adventures to Dungeon Magazine.

So there is no legal minefield to navigate here for adventures that never sold as they remain the intellectual property of the creature/author.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 calidus Sep 23, 2007 6:57:28	I want to run the Bright Sands adventures, but parts 1 to 6 have been retired. Is there a way to get ahold of the retired downloads so that I can get my group caught up? I know they won't get credit for gp or exp or storyline benefits, but atleast they can better enjoy parts 7 to 11.
#2 Greyson Sep 24, 2007 11:53:05	I want to run the Bright Sands adventures, but parts 1 to 6 have been retired. Is there a way to get ahold of the retired downloads ... Regrettably, there is no way to legitimately download retired Living Greyhawk adventures from the RPGA. Don (Greyson) Nyrond Triad
#3 calidus Sep 26, 2007 20:00:14	Ah, thank you, I feared as much.
#4 zombiegleemax Sep 27, 2007 8:22:47	They were never sold per se and now they're collecting dust.
#5 chatdemon Oct 07, 2007 7:44:55	They were never sold per se and now they're collecting dust. As Don pointed out, there is no legitimate, legal way to obtain the files.
#6 wizo_mimir Oct 07, 2007 7:55:15	Just a reminder from the Code of Conduct: Do not promote, plan, glorify or engage in any illegal activity or otherwise make available content that would encourage or provide instructions for a criminal offense. These topics include crimes relating to drugs, drug paraphernalia, ****, solicitation of a minor, computer hacking, and copyright violation. Let's tread carefully, lest warns be accumulated.
#7 neon_knight Oct 07, 2007 18:04:06	I would like to point out a few things here. From my knowledge (As a writer of a few LG Adventures), only those adventures from Year 1 of the campaign are the legal property of WotC (Because I legally sold, signed a waiver etc., for that adventure). The Regional adventures I wrote after that were never sold to WotC, and I remain the copywrite holder of those works. I can give those adventures to whomever I please, and can infact sell those same adventures to Dungeon Magazine. So there is no legal minefield to navigate here for adventures that never sold as they remain the intellectual property of the creature/author.