Might be posting this in the wrong spot, so if I am someone please kindly move it.
Anyhow, I'm wondering if there is a place to obtain a legal, legitimate, paid-for-by-me copy of Hooks in PDF format? I checked Amazon, paizo, drivethrurpg, warehouse23...all of them have the physical version, but nobody has the PDF version.
If there is no such thing at this moment, then that's ok. I am just hoping and praying that PDF versions do exist, and that I can get one legally. Thank you.
Iif I recall correctly PDFs have a year lag over printed copies. They are put online a year later than the printed version. There was a reason for that, but I cannot recall it. So until march 2015 you are unlikely to find it online.
I read the introduction piece that Atlas has posted, and I'm very interested in one of the stories/hooks that is in the book. You know, the one with Heron's mechanica. Surprise, surprise, right?
Well, I refuse to purchase a physical copy as my entire personal RPG library is PDF. So I'll have to wait until 2015. Thanks for the answer!
If it has anything to do with Heron, I'm sure it will extraordinary and fantastic.
For some reason, that piece of Ancient Magic just calls out to me. It was a great read, and I've tried to scour every other book for any pieces of information on it (which brought about my question regarding the Covenant at Alexandria, but that's a different story). I love the history of Heron, and how his works were before the established Order, and how they are (mostly) lost by the 13th century. And the idea of a saga surrounding looking for his lost works and incorporating them into Hermetic theory is intriguing. Hell, if I had more experience with the system I'd run something like that myself.
You can find a few items in the non hermetic grimore thread, and the development of a potential Anima in the forums. A kind of preparatory stage that we took forward in the development of the stuff in Hooks.