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I've had people get things in as little as 3 days in the US from Finland with first class shipping. Usually takes about a week from shipping though.

(Also, depending on when you ordered, I ran out of shipping supplies last weekend and just got a new delivery yesterday, so nothing went out this week. All orders are out the door as of today though.)

This sounds completely reasonable on the surface.

However, in practical terms, it's a bit complicated.

This would have to be manually done, as in a unique coupon manually created for each customer who wanted to do this.

That really sounds like a potential "I'll never get anything else done ever" situation if it catches on as a thing to do, and open up "Well I bought PDFs and then hardcopies before this offer so can I get a refund?" situations and in general would make me pull my hair out.

Any suggestions to getting this done without me hating the job, the customers, and ever being born, will be listened to.

Scan of the receipt if it lists what was purchased... or hell, I'm easy, take a pic of the books and send them along.

If the PCs aren't supposed to be doing anything, just have this "chained up and kneeling" section be part of the opening exposition and start the game at the first place where the players can choose what to do.

ahhh the old spell list. (the reprint will just list how many spells per level, to be generated by the individual Ref)

But of these...

Crunk's got a good strategy, but I'd think that if the party is looking/acting like novices, then he could start off with Sleep and maybe take the whole party down at once.

This was a monumental screwup on my end. If Scarecrow had been a retail release, I would have had to scrap the entire Seclusium print run.

As it was, all the Scarecrows were gone, so I just kinda went into the webstores it's available on and sorta changed its code to what Seclusium was supposed to be, and when it ships to retail all the distros will only have ever seen Seclusium as 0017.

The "An exclusive 64 page adventure by James Edward Raggi IV" is Adventure #10.

Yes. One of the big ideas of setting things up this way is that non-Fighters still look at well-armored foes, even 0-level soldiers, as a threat (or very least a problem) in combat.

It makes armor very, very effective against most characters.

The "evolution" of the LotFP presentation is a little weird.

Cross-compatibility across the OSR is important, but that does kind of clash with the more historical setting I'm using lately.

Clerics totally work as nobody asks these questions.

But I see Clerics not as clergy, but more like fanatics. In Christianity, Joan of Arc and Matthew Hopkins would be Clerics.

But in my own games, not only do I not use demi-humans at all anymore, I also don't have NPC Clerics at all. Not a one. Still allow them as PCs though.

After the current workload is completed, the next thing will be a magic supplement that reworks things. It'll be a totally optional thing, and one of the options is the total elimination of the Cleric class.