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Kingdom Death: Monster
Kingdom Death Strategy Guide (emphasis on the 1st half of a core campaign)
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Nick Wirtz
United States
Okay, this is a bit of a weird one for me. I'm trying to write a tactics article about a game where you're fighting a cardboard computer instead of other players, and trying to not spoil anything. I guess that makes this my first strategy guide?
This will focus on the early game and some tips for planning ahead, because by the time you're through the mid-game, you'll be pretty well-versed in the system, so this is mostly about getting off the ground and setting up a strong settlement/hunting party.
(This is a simpler format of the article that first appeared
There are tactics I've used that are surefire successes, but I don't actually think that level of detail is appropriate, and wouldn't really give you an interesting experience. This is mostly to share my ideas about some of the better options if you're having trouble- I've played somewhere in the order of 160 sessions at the time of writing this, and started at least a dozen campaigns, so hopefully there'll be some insights.
This guide is roughly in the order that things happen in the game, and will cover the first half or so of the core campaign. Once you're decently far along, if you're having trouble planning, there are some tips at the end dealing with managing survivors and gear. This is also largely about everything except the actual fights: the monsters are such fun, that I think it's great to figure those out yourself, so this is basically preparing everything else so those can go well.
The few spoilers that I felt I needed to touch upon will be clearly marked. I think the game's a great experience and you lose a lot if you know what's coming, so I'll err on the side of ambiguity if it could ruin something for you.
If you're playing this your first time through with a guide, I won't look down on you for it, but I do think it's best experienced without a guide- try to use this sparingly. If things are going wrong, maybe look back to see what would be better, rather than looking ahead.
Similarly, try to resist the urge to look ahead in the game- skim some cool illustrations, but don't read anything. You'll have plenty of time to game the system once you've experienced it, so try to keep surprises to a maximum, since you only get that chance experience.
Carving out a Niche
Your first session or two.
Player count
Before even getting started, a note on player count.
It's not explicit, but each survivor (not player) slot controls the monster once in a cycle, and if a survivor dies, their placeholder spot should still control the monster. We actually prefer rotating 3 players because it means the first time someone dies, everyone still gets to play.
Also, don't play the 5-6 player variant when starting out. If you're 100% set on it and haven't played much, completely ignore the monster modifiers except the life- it may be a little easy, but don't worry- the actual 5-6 variant is disproportionately difficult, especially when starting out so should be avoided.
The First Story
Not a lot of choice here. You have two resources- one rock each; one dodge each. (Also, I guess, one Survivor each, able to take 3 (on a really bad day) to 10+ damage, depending on how poorly those dice treat you.)
Don't be afraid to spend your rock. If you're worried, or out of position, they're not so hugely valuable that you should play conservatively. We usually end up spending 1-2 in this fight.
Be conservative about your one-time dodge, though- you're unlikely to get this replenished, so save it for a particularly bad attack, like one that will have a nasty secondary effect or that does extra damage. Remember, you get to choose to dodge after you know where the hits have gone.
Don't spread out- that will likely result in wasted actions or isolated and dead survivors.
That's about it- good luck!
Setting Goals
Once you get home for the first time...
A ton of this game can go wherever you'd want to and I won't generally say there's only one way to play. The first year, however, is pretty scripted as decidedly having best moves, in my opinion. Priorities should be:
1- 1x Rawhide Headband & Vest (2 hide)
2- enough weapons to give everyone a weapon including one throwing dart (probably 2 bone, maybe an organ for an axe; in a pinch, there's the whip which is a bit scary until you have armor- the Rawhide should stick together with either a weapon or gloves added for the two complete Affinities)
3- (probably) innovate (3 different resources)
This will probably be about all you can do, if you have a weird draw, you have spare resources, or for next year, continue with...
4- push to finish a Rawhide set, use leftover organs for Monster Grease
Priority for Endeavoring if you lost guys should probably be Innovate, Skinnery, Bone Smith, Organ Grinder, depending on what you got (obviously, if you had no bone, that wouldn't be a priority).
Once you have one Rawhide set and at least some sort of weapon for everyone (probably doable in your first 1-2 years, and I count rocks you held on to in this number), you can start branching out.
Starting Innovations
I believe in innovating any time it isn't going to heavily disrupt what you can do next year.
There are six tracks:
Art: Paint is one of the only things I think is necessary late-game (and good to have by mid- or even early-game), and you need a very good reason not to get it. The rest of the set are fine.
Education: Symposium is one of the only early innovations I'd suggest getting as an early investment rather than something that instantly pays off, as it has very good returns even in the short run, since more options are more power. The rest are okay as the game goes on but not very important early.
Faith: Inner Lantern is extremely valuable (probably near-required by the end of the game); the rest of this track are pretty good, too.
Home: This mostly makes your kids better. It has some cool features and can provide insurance, but isn't all that necessary.
Music: This is IMHO the least useful track. It can fix your characters a bit and do some other interesting things, but it's definitely on the low end of utility, especially early in a settlement.
Science: This track generally keeps you alive, and has a lot of interaction with gear. Ammonia is very useful, but not necessary and fairly resource-intensive to get much mileage out of it. It's also decently likely that you'll stumble across it through other means so, while good, not essential.
So, there are three options you'll hit early on. They're all fine and have advantages and disadvantages, except one- Just don't try Survival of the Fittest. I'm not sure it's ever a good idea, but if you're reading a guide, you're not advanced enough to get good use out of it. I'm still not sure I know how to.
Spoiler (click to reveal)
The probabilities on SotF are terrible. Just awful. I don't know if this was intentional, but it's likely to make your settlement collapse short of great luck or some veteran-level planning. You've been warned.
The Hunters Become the Hunted
This covers around year 2 to 4-6, depending on how well things go.
One of three locations you get basically for free.
Rawhide Armor Set
This is a fantastic set for its cost.
Your priorities should be, in this order, Headband, Vest, Gloves, Boots, Pants.
The Headband and Vest gives you the option to manipulate the monster's next move. You generally want to do this at the end of the turn to be able to put the least-bad move on top, so it will go and the next time you wound will get rid of whatever you were avoiding. Adding Gloves or most weapons will get you the evasion bonus, which is nice.
The Gloves give survival and add the evasion above. The Boots give survival. The Pants are only an improvement to complete the set.
By the time you're at a complete set, you're also up 2 survival generated, 1 evasion, and have the great ability to look at the upcoming AI cards. You also get a 50/50 chance of not spending Survival, which means you get hugely more efficient, especially as your settlement survival and survival actions increase.
This is great for five resources, and cheap to replace if it somehow breaks. I'd hazard that you could get through the whole campaign without needing other armor sets than four Rawhide (I guess one would need to be proxied, and it would probably be a bit boring/inflexible to equip your guys), and have definitely played successful campaigns built around two early Rawhide sets for most of the campaign.
When to use a partial set
When getting it, in the aforementioned order. Other than that, the individual armor per piece kinda' sucks considering they take up gear slots. I've occasionally taken a head and chest piece as a defensive stop-gap and not completed the set.
Other gear
It's nice to have a bandage around, we don't really care for either of the other two (we've actually never focused on whips, so this isn't about them being useless, just no preference; drums are... eh, a bit expensive and not necessary).
Bone Smith
These are most of your early weapons. There's nothing bad here. I consider having one dart early in a campaign essential- there are a few things that interact with range, so you'll be glad you have it. You generally don't want to be down to fewer weapons than people, so that might be a good time to invest in gear instead of Innovations.
The helmet is okay, and you can't make the other gear yet.
Going in to weapon profiles a little.
High attack rate (speed 3+), low damage weapons (like Bone Daggers) have some vulnerabilities- you're getting a lot of opportunities to wound, but you're also not very good at it so have a lot of opportunities to fail to wound and have something bad happen to you. I highly recommend finding someone or some gear that gets better strength, to mitigate some of this threat.
Low attack rate (speed 1) weapons are just less likely to connect, and you'll never get a choice which location to attack first, but it's also fewer reactions so fewer bad things that can happen. They also tend to be stronger so those wound rolls will be more likely to succeed
Organ Grinder
Monster Grease is extremely good defenses for a single resource. This is another bit of gear that likely sticks around most of the campaign (and we'll replenish it, if lost).
Fecal Salve and Lucky charm, together with a Rawhide set, will get you +1 luck which is pretty nice, and you can't get the other pieces yet.
White Lion
Currently your only quarry. He now has some grass and random other terrain, and is a lot hardier though not particularly more offensively potent. The Lion is pretty predictable and does a lot of straightforward attacks. Practice with your Rawhide headband.
Spoiler (click to reveal)
Don't fight a level 2 Lion until you have Paint.
You get this automatically.
White Lion Armor Set
This set costs about twice as much as Rawhide armor, and is more specific. It also comes with the Heavy keyword, which is occasionally a liability. The individual pieces and the set both end up with more armor than the Rawhide set, but without the Survival efficiency or Evasion Bonus.
The most obvious use for this is to improve Daggers and Katars. These are specialized weapons that tend towards high Speed and low Strength- the added stats improve their strength and compensate for their weakness, respectively. Added bonus- the Bone Dagger has the right Affinity to stack right in to get either the Helm or Boot bonuses.
It's also worth noting that completing armor sets or working the next set available isn't always necessary or wise, since you generally can't recycle gear.
When to use a partial set
Since the benefit is mostly the weapon-specific offensive one (3 armor is very nice early on, but will drop off in utility), you don't lose much by taking an incomplete set.
Taking the Coat is useful on its own, because Pounce effectively gets around the worst parts of Cumbersome on melee weapons, and is situationally useful elsewhere, and the Gauntlets improve this. The other pieces are all fine for Affinities, but nothing special in my opinion.
The King Spear is a pretty beefy weapon this early, and reach is very useful for certain things (besides the obvious improved threat range, there's the less-obvious flexibility with Pounce positioning, which all reach weapons have).
The Katars have obvious synergies with the Lion set and it's pretty easy to get another +1 luck off of the Rawhide set, plus they have some nice rules on their own.
The Bow's Cumbersome makes it very restrictive (and, as it's not melee, Pounce doesn't circumvent it)- I don't like them. The Claw Head Arrow gets past Cumbersome and is nice as a stat penalty, but is fairly limited compared to the resources you put in to it.
The Cat Fang Knife isn't something you'll be able to get for a while.
Other Gear
The Lion Skin Cloak is nice once you start seeing more attacks that do more than one damage and it interacts with Bone. The Headdress is, IMHO, useless for its cost.
The Harp is pretty nice- definitely not necessary, but there are a lot of times when you'd rather have the monster acting less nasty than trying to deal another wound. It also has some overt interactions with the Lion.
The Frenzy drink is a lot of fun- especially early when you're running out of Survival pretty quickly anyway, it's a nice buff once you've exhausted your defenses.
The Cat Eye Circlet is an item some people swear by. It's most valuable if you're trying something tricky (usually you're getting a strong hit to go exactly where you want it to), but seems to mostly come up if you're struggling or on fire and nothing in-between.
Screaming Antelope
Your second Quarry. This one is probably a little less damaging than a Lion, but there are a lot more risks- both on the Hunt and during the Showdown, there will generally be more things you can't avoid. If you feel like you've got a handle on the Lion, you'll probably be fine.
There's no specific need to hunt any given quarry unless there's something you want from it, and if you're close to getting a set-up (like a full Lion set) you're probably better off focusing on that goal before hunting something new.
Its level 2 is probably the easiest in the game, but it's still a big step up from level 1.
The Butcher
I found the timeline counter-intuitive. This should be your fifth fight- if you're doing that early, don't. This is your first real hurdle, and the training wheels are now off. If you want more info...
Spoiler (click to reveal)
Bandages are your friends. Don't take survivors you care about. High-speed weapons aren't the answer.
The Second great expansion
Options after your settlement is getting established.
This probably covers years 5-7, to anywhere in the 10-15 range.
Stone Circle
You get this from buying it at the Organ Grinder, and it mostly interacts with the Antelope.
Screaming Armor
This set's affinities line up very nicely. It situationally provides slightly more, or less, armor than a full Lion set, is a little harder to make (one resource isn't common), and is more versatile (it doesn't interact with specific weapons).
It took my group a while to figure out the set's strengths, but the major thing is its improved Slam from the set. It means that a lot of less-great offensive weapons, such as Whips, Shields, and Fist & Tooth, are much easier to wound with. It's straightforward to get effective 3 strength out of the set or 5 with a Monster Tooth Necklace.
Like Pounce, this set benefits from re-positioning flexibility with reach.
When to use a partial set
It's got a lot of uncommon affinities, and the helmet's both tough and can improve your movement or insanity padding. More often than not, the Helmet is what we end up using on its own unless we really need that affinity combo.
Other gear
Beast Knuckles go extremely well with both second-tier armor sets- they're katars, and that strength buff makes them reach near-guaranteed wounds pretty quickly.
Blood Paint is very nice, with the notable combo of two paired weapons basically getting triple their normal attack speed.
The Charms and Boss Mendhi aren't all that influential or easy to acquire, we don't use them often, and it'll be a long time before you can get that Lance.
Flying the Black Flag
If taking the Antelope track even a bit, you can focus on an interesting and very cheap transitional build based around the Bone Earrings. They give you a speed and strength buff when only using bone, and are very easy to acquire from fighting Antelopes.
A few unique uses of this include fighting Tooth & Fist (one of very few ways of upping your basic attack's stats if going for the Specialization or Mastery without needing to deal with horrible odds), using Bone Darts (again, one of the only buffs, to one of the only early ranged options), or generally making any basic (and kinda' lame) bone weapons decent-to-good.
We've found the effectiveness of this build tapers off by mid-campaign, because other than head gear and a lion cloak's damage reduction, you've got no armor. A glass cannon can stand up early, but gets increasingly limited. Also, as you start getting utility items, you'll have a lot of unused slots that you'd wish you could stick other gear in that thematically seems fine (extremely low-tech and not armor) but is not allowed, such as war paint or grease, which is also a little frustrating. See the Barbarian build below for more info on this.
Note- we haven't tried this set with the broader, expanded set of monsters and their armor types- with the expansions, this style of play may be much stronger.
Weapon Crafter
Pretty obvious what you get here. Optional, but under most cases this is where you'll get your second tier of weapons, especially if not using expansion content.
Counterweighted axes are very solid, given reach, a good stat line, and a chance to auto-wound (this is one of the best uses of Timeless Eye- the ability to ignore everything from invulnerable locations, to bad reactions, to traps, since you don't draw a card is good averaging 1/5 of attacks, and great when that goes up to 2/5 (or greater with a speed buff)). They're okay on their own, but you want the Affinity if you're taking one, IMHO. These are okay against quarries, but I think they excel with nemeses, where you're more often looking for the quick kill rather than anything special.
Scrap Swords are pretty darn nice, and mesh very well with Rawhide for getting their affinity bonuses.
The Zanbato is a style that some swear by, but, given its slow attack rate and that it's expensive and breakable, you generally want a Cat Eye Circlet to get the most out of it.
There are no bad weapons here, but the rest aren't particularly notable in my opinion.
Actually, there's one more-- not for strategy, but an emphasis, the Whistling mace is 1 damage for any 1's, not per 1 rolled in an attack, so it's less harmful than it might look.
Scrap Smelting is worth noting, since not only are there the obvious benefits, but if there's a survivor who's for whatever reason a problem, you can pretty much guarantee a kill here, if you're the ruthless sort of group.
Leather Worker
Also pretty obvious. Again, optional, but pretty solid. We've done campaigns where we've never gotten it, so not the most important, but especially if you're struggling, it has a lot of useful stuff.
Leather Armor
This set works extremely well, and if you get Ammonia early, it's often worth shooting for this set before others. We often take two of these sets through a good chunk of the campaign.
The armor set's very tough for its cost/relative ease of acquisition, and importantly prevents Bash (not to be confused with all sources of Knock Down). Also, the Boot affinities are very easy to get, and give you a chance to run in, hit something, and get out of the way for another player to get in the blind spot (for instance).
When to use a partial set
The Boots are great on just about any build they fit in if you can hit their Affinities, and mesh well with Monster Grease. The helmet and chest both provide some very commonly useful Affinities.
Other gear
The Round Leather Shield is a fantastic return on resources (both cost and taking up only one gear slot) and fits in a lot of builds. The two harvesting tools you can get from access to leather are certainly not necessary, but if you're focusing on something, they're worth it. The Sickle helps a lot in longer hunts, where you can give yourself some free additional survival from the event. Again, I don't have enough experience to comment on whips.
King's man
This one's a more complex fight. Get ready for something like the Butcher but more obnoxious. Again, if you want more info...
Spoiler (click to reveal)
Low-speed weapons and Heavy gear aren't the answer. That's all you get, this time.
This guy's about as tough to take on as level 2 Antelopes and Lions. If you can take them on (especially the Lion), you'll probably be okay here. Again, that's all the non-spoiling help you get.
Part 2
I might make a guide to the second half of the game later, but for now I think that this one should get you far enough. So the last bit of this is a bit different. This section focuses on general tactics and goals, both for specific survivors and for gearing up.
Veterans and Training
Now that you have some durability and smarter/older survivors, some tips on planning.
Train Regularly
Weapon Mastery is a huge thing. I'd say a Survivor approaching Weapon Mastery is more valuable than any statted up awesome fighter with a bunch of Fighting Arts, especially in the first half of the game. Weapon Masters will get you a permanent innovation that will get all your kids back home a Specialization so you never need to train them in that style of fighting again, and they can specialize in two (or more) weapon types at once. This permanent settlement buff is far more valuable than the abilities of any given Survivor.
Speaking of which, if you're going into a fight blind since it's your first time against a new monster, there's a good chance you'll die. In short, don't send in someone you're trying to level up (this probably goes for leveling up Understanding etc., too). Especially not on Nemeses.
If you're absolutely set on a Mastery, it's also definitely worth considering training two survivors at once, so if something unlucky happens, it only wrecks a Survivor instead of a potential Innovation.
My personal preference is on Masteries that provide excellent Specializations to the Settlement- this means the most difficult (Fist & Tooth, and Shields) are often my priority. This often means going against slightly weaker monsters than we might otherwise, because the decrease in resources is less of a hindrance than safely training a Master.
Note how little I've talked about Specialization. That's because I don't think it's something worth approaching. It helps you on your way to Mastery, but you should never stop at Specialization- if it's good enough that it's worth achieving on its own, it's good enough that you want the entire settlement to have access to it. If it's not that good on its own, then it still doesn't matter.
Twilight Sword
This one's a real pain. Fortunately, you can plan for it. You almost always know when it's going to (possibly) show up, so you can prepare with your candidate(s) coming in with disposable weapon proficiency and an accuracy buff, if possible.
Frenzy and Pounce are the best ways of hitting those first two specialization levels, and after that you can just treat it like a great weapon. (Big, that is. Well, also very nice.)
You should always prepare to have your Twilight swordsman dead or at 3 proficiency when the next Twilight Knight comes to town, since it's a spectacular weapon for its clear boss-killing purpose and you never want him to take your sword away forever. If you can hold him around, your swordsman can get ridiculously good, though remember to not have him get so much weapon proficiency that he leaves. Having Family will help this, since you can start a new kid off without the initial horrible penalty, so if you've got that going, you can be less careful about too much leveling.
The Right Job for the Tool
As your Survivors improve, they'll get better (or worse) stats, which will change their aptitude, particularly when it comes to achieving weapon mastery.
High strength (a relatively common one) and accuracy (less-common) help a lot of the weaker weapons, while there are some that are uniquely suited to a specific weapon, like Timeless Eye or Monster Claw Style. Depending on your stats, it might be worth starting over and finding a better survivor to get a given Mastery than working on the one you have with 2-3 more that'll be a real struggle to complete. (The other side is, if they're close enough anyway, you can push through those last fights and then de-facto retire them if they're not that good.)
A note on Saviors- some people seem to fixate on these characters, but, having played a lot of the game, I don't find them all that necessary. They give a nice little push under the right circumstances, but considering they generally don't last very long, they're more of an interesting bonus than something I consider epic. I'll tend to take them on Nemesis fights since they have nice bonuses and are more disposable.
These are all based on being relatively easy to acquire, early gear, and are some of the most reliable builds my group's made.
We do always choose our gear at the beginning of each scenario, and our preferences and choices change, but this should be a good guide to some strong gear sets and how you could look at preparing your Survivors.
Asterisks are optional, brackets are equivalent choices.
The Scout
Rawhide Set; primary weapon*; Cat Eye Circlet*; Cat Bow & arrow*; {Monster Grease, shield, other defensive gear} (0-4 slots open)
The point here is mostly deck manipulating and support. Their job is mostly to go at the end of the turn and use their Rawhide Headband. They also do other assistance jobs, like set up hit locations or put an evasion penalty on the Monster. Given that they're offensively not all that important and will mostly be activating at the end of the turn, their job is often to stand in the way at the end, taking hits. Survival efficiency from the set and any gear that will add to their ability to take hits will improve this role.
The Soldier
Leather Set; Monster Grease; {Zanbato; Counterweighted Axe}; {Round Leather Shield; other up-green (usually a tool)} (1 slot open)
This build generates 4-5 armor everywhere, 2 evasion, 2 insanity, 2 survival, a free move, anti-bash, and unlocks your heavy weapon's special rules. These are front-liners, and having a pair of these sets can brute force your through many things. You could easily replace the weapons, but we've used these because they efficiently and reliably achieve some of the harder Affinities to match so the build is more integral to playing them.
This can also swap in for luck easily enough, if you can get a blue affinity weapon or a green/blue affinity item, and a luck charm.
The Swordsman (or Boxer)
Rawhide Set; Scrap Sword; Luck Charm; 1 blue affinity item (1 open slot)
The point of this build is generating a lot of +2 Luck attacks, and with Sword Specialization, you can pick where your critical wound hits. You have a lot of Survival for generating more attacks, and can deck fix in a pinch. The same principles also work well for training Fist & Tooth because of the luck, though I'd try to fit in a Monster Tooth Necklace or anything in that can push your accuracy, for a little help. It's also pretty good with the lion's katar, though the below build is stronger, there.
The Blender
Lion set; pair of {Beast Knuckles; Lion Beast Katars}; Blood Paint* (1-2 open slots)
Attack volume is the name of the game, here. Using variations on this concept, it's entirely possible to kill level 1 monsters in a single action. (While not necessarily a good thing and a pretty big gamble, it's pretty awesome when it happens.) You generate a lot of attacks, ignore the worst with Katar specialization, and then start pummeling the creature. The danger is small hit decks, since you can hit a trap more often. Fortunately, the attacks from the blood paint are two separate set, so you're less likely to ruin a great run. Daggers would of course work in this build, but my group prefers Katars in part for their easier access to Paired.
The Ram
Screaming set; low-str weapon you're training*; better weapon (preferably with reach)* (2-3 slots)
The point of this one is the strength buff on weak weapons. If you need to push it further, a Monster Tooth Necklace works. If you have the room, you can build it like a Fighter, adding a Round Leather Shield and Monster Grease for the defensive buffs.
This can of course also work with buffing a good weapon to make some extremely reliable damage, but isn't something I find very valuable.
The Barbarian
Bone Earrings; {Skull Helm; Screaming Horns}; Lion Skin Cloak*; Bone Darts*; monster tooth necklace* other bone weapon(s)- i.e. {Beast Knuckles, Bone Axe, basically anything...} (4-ish open slots... probably not a lot to fill them with)
Mentioned in the Antelope section, this can make a lot of mediocre weapons pretty solid, including Fist & Tooth, and similarly helps train towards them.
This is best if you're struggling to equip four survivors, since the Blender and Ram improve low-str weapons almost as much while giving you far more protection. This is a very effective stop-gap, but not something I'd field in the long run.
The Fail-safe
If you're really having trouble with the game, or you just don't enjoy your favorite characters dying, there is the option of Hero Mode. While purists might snub this, I think it's completely legit. One of the groups I play with is really just not very experienced with gaming, but liked Kingdom Death, even despite an early dead settlement. In order to not quarterback everything and still have a fun (read: less-stressful) time, we ended up playing Hero mode for our second. It turns out, you still have all sorts of bad things happen, and get almost all of the core game experience, just with a little help.
It's actually one of the best easy modes I've played, and would highly recommend it for people who like the game, but don't necessarily want something punishing.
Last edited Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:46 pm (Total Number of Edits: 1)
Posted Sat Aug 27, 2016 12:13 am
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Nathan Ehlers
United States
I love you!
This is one of the best strategy posts I've read. You do an excellent job of laying out options and helping to understand the "hows" and "whys" of taking particular paths without sounding bossy or condescending. Even the most questionable choices in the game are given credibility.
Posted Sat Aug 27, 2016 2:06 am
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Eric Randolph
Hero mode is so great. I love the punishment, but that's not the case with my group. Literally made the game playable for them and it's been one of the more fun campaigns running.
Posted Sat Aug 27, 2016 8:06 am
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Awesome strategy guide so far Nick! Thanks for sharing and taking the time to post this! Friends and I lack enough experience due to time restrictions which results in KDM not hitting our table to often. This gives us something to ponder about. Will you include expansions like Gorm and Spidicules also in future additions?
Posted Sat Aug 27, 2016 9:13 am
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Brett Burleigh II
United States
Bless the Maker and His water... Bless the coming and going of Him... May His passage cleanse the world...
Impressive, as to be expected from you, Nick.
I did enjoy the Butcher hint spoiler tag. Sounds cryptic like a hint from the Souls' series.
Nicely thought out and very helpful without laying it all out and telling peeps exactly what to do.
Posted Sat Aug 27, 2016 7:42 pm
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Thanks, everyone! I've done a few guides for miniature games, but this is the first I've done for a board game, glad that my attempts at argument/avoiding spoilers seemed right.
Nathan, I'm curious which parts you disagree with- I know that katars are pretty unpopular so I assume that's one area, and but I'm always on the lookout for different approaches/views.
John, I think those would be the ones I'd approach first, since they appear early in campaigns. I'm not sure I'd ever do the second half of a campaign, but yeah, I could see doing those, maybe the flower knight, and maybe some short ones dealing with campaign variants. I'm starting one just focusing on weapons, because my group at least definitely misunderstood a lot of them early on (and therefore rejected using them), and I think that far more weapons have substantial, subtle/specific value than people give them credit for, given how few weapons get talked about.
Hehe, thanks, Brett, maybe been playing that enough for a little of the sense to subconsciously creep in to my language.
Posted Sun Aug 28, 2016 6:59 pm
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Not bad. Going back to re-examine the lion body armor now to see how I can fit pounce in to work with my Twilight Knight.
Something else to mention: it is rare, but when it happens you should be ready for it and take advantage; the Leper Colony event. I can't remember if its an automatic for a straggler or just a group roll and low numbers will activate the penalty, but the end result is a permanent -1 damage taken, just like the white lion cloak. Stack the cloak on the character and you have a semi-tank for nemesis encounters (Notably Kingsman, with his 3 damage base).
The -2 severe injury rolls are rough, but a character like this would be a good jump-in and relief for the main tanks if things go sour for a turn.
Posted Mon Aug 29, 2016 11:38 am
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Nick Wirtz
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I've tried to avoid stuff that's specific to luck-- there are a ton of interesting options if you get something cool early... I think Timeless Eye was the only I mentioned by name, but generally tried to avoid things that are more demanding or luck-based, since neither of those really help if you're struggling to get your settlement off the ground/out of trouble.
Posted Mon Aug 29, 2016 6:03 pm
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Steve Stanton
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Thanks. Very nice.
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Hi, there! I'm new to this forum and @discorobot just showed me around, so I thought I would get started posting my first questions.
I actually bought Tinderbox fairly early on in it's development but never wound up using it much. I tried lots of other ways of keeping all my information accessible over the years, but nothing really worked out for me for a number of reasons. So I came back to Tinderbox and bought an upgrade a little while ago. And now, with a bit more time than I had in the past, I hope to get to know and use Tinderbox better…
So, I've been lurking around this forum since I bought my upgrade, and have skimmed through the manual, but haven't really seen what I am looking for. I have bought the new version of The Tinderbox Way and am just waiting on the information to download it. (Yay!)
I've noticed on other postings that a number of you suggest that new Tinderbox users ask specific questions regarding actual usage, as in "Can I use Tinderbox for…" So here are my questions following some background on what I want to do.
I am an artist who would like to use Tinderbox to store, retrieve, and help me find and understand connections among notes based on visual information that I use, or am interested in using, in my art. I know that Tinderbox can have "adornments" on notes, but what if the adornment is actually THE note? – or am I overthinking this?
What I mean by that is that I focus primarily on color, composition, symbols, and mathematical visualization. When I make my notes, I really need to somehow associate images with those notes in a way I can see them when I retrieve or look at my notes.
Here is a simple example: I want to keep notes on different kinds of spirals (logarithmic, Fibonacci based, Archemedian, triple "Celtic" spirals, etc. I will want to note things like whether the spiral is curved or angular, found in nature or not, which cultures may have used the spiral for a symbol, and what that symbol means in those cultures, etc.
Another example, is to keep "mood boards" of pieces which I am currently designing. What I mean by that is a layout of colors I will use with their designations (could be web-friendly color codes, or even a dye recipe – I spin and dye my own fibers, or a code number for a watercolor I am using), along with images of shapes and items (some e.g.s flowers, plants, lace, mineral samples, landscape features, characters (as in typography, not necessarily Roman script), glyphs, etc.
So from what I have seen, Tinderbox does not seem geared to images, and my guess is that adding images could slow down retrieval during a search?
Any ideas about best practices for limiting images (size, number)?
Should each "mood board" or subject (e.g. spirals) have it's own Tinderbox? (I could do that, but I admit I wish I could put it all into one big Tinderbox file since I would love to see the connections.)
It is possible to structure my Tinderbox(es) so that the images can be accessed or accessible whenever I am looking at my notes?
What do you think? Is any of this do-able? Or am I trying to do something that Tinderbox just isn't geared for?
Stating things rather crudely, I would say that Tinderbox is all about text. If I wanted to work with images, I would try iThoughts, which is rather more friendly to pictures and the like.
Incidentally, there is also an iOS version of iThoughts, if that helps.
Have you looked at Deep? http://www.ironicsoftware.com/deep/. It's an interesting tool.
By way of expectation management, historically Tinderbox has centred on textual analysis - in part because back in 2000 images (in this sort of context) were less easy to work with.
Size. Any image stored in note text ($Text) or as a map image adornment will add to document size. As a TBX is stored as XML, the images need to be stored as Base64 (binary data encoded as text) so reversing the compression factor of some image formats. This chimes with the point above re text vs images.
I'm less sure as to how image size affects app performance. However, common sense dictates using as low res a version of a source image as possible. This isn't an image manager and isn't going to thumbnail for you (in case that was your expectation).
Images placed in note $Text can be viewed in map icons as part of displayed text. Images can also be viewed in Hover Expressions. I think pushing hard on either of these may likely have you pushing into 'new feature request' territory.
Also consider the approach of using 'fills' which were originally intended as a way of drawing a textures on the face on map icons. Note: these assets are stored externally (though that does meant they need to be on all Macs you use to edit/view the TBX). A fill is probably as close as you can get ,visually, to a an image adornment whilst still being a note.
I'd also recommend looking at Howard Oakley's blog. Although he uses Tinderbox's sister program Storyspace, in the above context they are essentially similar (using the same code base underneath). Howard has a number of articles were he discussed issue of using images in the app.
Tinderbox can be very useful with images. As @mwra suggests, you might want to examine some of the work that Howard Oakley has created with Storyspace (Tinderbox's hypertext narrative cousin) – and download some of his files to examine. Storyspace files open in Tinderbox. Take a look at these Oakley articles regarding images: Article 3, Article 4 Article 14 Article 19 Article 20 Article 37
Here is Howard's entire oeuvre of Tinderbox and Storyspace articles – many of which are germane to your theme.
Also look for some of the work here and links to @dominiquerenauld's blog and videos.
I use Tinderbox very frequently with images, and disagree respectfully with "Tinderbox is for text". It isn't "all about text". Tinderbox is all about what you want to make of it. You don't need to be told to go somewhere else / buy something different. You have bought a wonderful tool for the work you propose and should be encouraged to explore the heck out of it.
Your examples for a notebook on spirals, with examples, should work marvelously in Tinderbox. I suggest making extensive use of user attributes for that project. The mood boards will work well in maps – with a combination of adornments, image adornments, and notes with images in $Text. You can create links between notes on the board.
More than anything – the best way to use Tinderbox is to start and then continue. Your ideas will develop from there. Please continue to post your questions and maybe someday an example or two of your work.
Here's an example I – a riff on your theme – I put together in a few minutes with Tinderbox side-by-side with Google Images.
Here's the file
Exploring Curves.tbx (1.7 MB)
Interesting. I'm always glad to learn that Tinderbox will do more than I thought it would – which is a kind of recurring theme for me! Thank you for the pointers.
Arielle, the way you seem to work in the field of arts makes me associate your words with some aspects of my own practice. I'm always searching for patterns of colors or matters and when I find them, my question is often: "And now, where do I put that in order to remember it not only tomorrow, but in four weeks or in twelve months when I absolutely have to have it in mind?" (I think that question is very similar to some issues David Allen talked about when he described the way we manage our projects.)
I have a general notebook for all my notes.
When I browse the web searching for new ideas, I gather my finds in a specific section I called "Journal de recherches" (Researches journal). I use to drop off my finds using Map View.
Then, with the help of the Attribute Browser, I can review all my finds and freely associate from them.
One thing that takes a while to discover is how to control the size of images in map view.
Somewhat counterintuitively, it turns out that the "TextFontSize" attribute controls how large image notes appear in map view.
So if you want to paste a large image into your note but only have it occupy a reasonably sized area in the map, you need to play with the TextFontSize attribute of the note. If there is also text in your note, then after you do this, you should highlight the text and manually make it larger, so it looks regular size when you open the note, even though TextFontSize may be set to something extremely small.
It works but it's kind of awkward. From a design perspective, since TextFontSize has two conceptually unrelated functions ( A - control 'zoom level' in map view for the note and B - set the default font size for the note), it would make more sense if a new system attribute was introduced to allow the user to control A and then leave B as is to set the default text size for a note.
Hello, Martin, thank you so much for your input.
I have iThoughts on both the Mac and IOS and like iThoughts very much. It doesn't quite do what I want for most things I work on, though. I do use mind-mapping and also have MindNode, and Scrapple but don't use them as much as I thought I would. When I use them, I use either of them as sort of a scratch pad for preliminary planning. But, in truth, I find it much faster to just sketch a map by hand in my (paper) journal.
I have piles and piles of visual journals that I have kept for a couple of decades. It gets to be quite a task to retrieve and find connections between all my information in my journals, so I have begun indexing my latest journal using Ryder Caroll's method, which is super easy and helpful. But it just seems to me that a computer as powerful as my Mac should be able to do much more than word-processing, outlining, mind-mapping, and cataloguing my pix in Photos – the main things I use it for right now. And like a lot of visually creative people, I have gone back to pencil and paper for an awful lot of stuff that I do. It's just faster and lower stress to write it or draw it rather than having to work with a keyboard, my bar-of-soap style mouse, and memorizing a bunch of commands.
However, nothing compares to the computing power of, well, a computer. So I am trying to find a way to use a computer to better show correlations that I may not immediately see myself. Over the years, I had hoped various software tools could help me – I have tried most mind mapping and outline and database tools. The closest I got was DevonThink and Circus Ponies Notebook. But both fell short for my uses, nevertheless.
When I've described what I want to do to programmers and project managers and they always say something like this: "It sounds like what you want is a Universal Operating System!" And they may be right about that, LOL! But it is probably way beyond me to write such an operating system, sadly.
Thank you of telling me about Deep which looks completely fascinating! It does look like a tool I could use.
Hi, Mark, thanks for your help! Yes, I agree with your point that images take up so much more memory than text, and that historically more has been done text-wise with Tinderbox
However, I think I read, perhaps, that the Tinderbox developer has now included Mike Rohde's sketchnotes font in Tinderbox – and so was hoping TB would become more image friendly in the coming months and years. Sketchnotes is a way of taking notes where the notes incorporate images in brilliant, wonderful, useful ways, And our computers can how handle so much more, memory-wise, than they used to. Good thing we didn't take Gates at his word that we would need only 64K of memory in our computers, heh? LOL
I guess I will have to play around and see how much my images affect the performance. I will do my best to report back here what I find out. Thanks to the pointer to Howard Oakley's blog. I hadn't found it yet in my journeys around the internet.
I do have a question for you: in you opinion, would it be possible to create .tbx files for each subject: i.e. spirals, Moodboard #1, Moodboard #2, etc. – see how they each perform, then start adding them together into a bigger and bigger "My Artwork Information" .tbx file? Will there be an easy-ish way to do that?
Reading this, I definitely think you want to go the 'fill' route. Putting multiple images in notes and trying to display them as $Text strikes me as something that scales badly - you'll be pushing for expensive (engineering) improvements few can share. If you make your images into (note) objects then you have images you can work with at scale/granularity that fits Tinderbox's design (hint: "A tool for notes").
I write as one jaded by a recent past experience working with image databases and experience what computer scientists could produce and what creatives wanted. I sit in the middle, cleaving to neither side. But, 14 years use of Tinderbox , says, go with note-per-image.
Hello, Paul, this is completely brilliant! Thank you so much! That is EXACTLY what I was wanting to do! Thank you so much for generously sharing your your time to make the map, the file and give me the links to Oakley's articles.
I can hardly wait to play with the file you kindly made. YAY!
Merci, Dominique, Oui! The way you are working with your general notebook in Tinderbox sounds very much like what I would want to do. Thank you so much for your excellent examples. I will look at your videos and blog as @PaulWalters has suggested. Your set-up looks very much like what I had in mind.
Excellent and helpful advice! Thank you, Mark!
Yes, I completely agree with you with regards to
what computer scientists could produce and what creatives wanted
what computer scientists could produce and what creatives wanted
I worked in IT for about two decades and was usually the person working between the engineers and the users, so lots of experience with those agonies! LOL! – Okay, not so funny then, but now, sheesh!
I wouldn't even mind if the image was not immediately visible but linked or somehow initially hidden but accessable. Do you think the hover would be more efficient, memory-wise?
Invaluable information, Chris! Thank you so much. I will be mindful of the "TextFontSize." I doubt that I would have thought about this without your post.
I just wanted to thank you all again for helping me to get started. This discussion has been invaluable and inspiring!
Well, one way to do that is to use File-data-type user attributes. These can link to a file or to a folder. When used as a key attribute a File-type shows a file icon (see lined article). clicking that uses Finder to open a folder in Finder or a File using whatever finder associates with that File type.
Thanks, Mark! I will try that!
Use $MapBodyTextSize to change the size of the image in the map preview; it does what you're suggesting!
Note that, if $MapBodyTextSize is 0, the body text (and in this case the image) will be drawn at whatever scale Tinderbox thinks sensible. If $MapBodyTextSize is 1, no body text is drawn.
Hi all, just coming back to Tinderbox and was looking for just this conversation! All helpful suggestions as I'm trying to do research on games and wanted lots of images.
One additional trick i found is that you can add custom badges as .png files into /Application Support/Tinderbox/badges/ The badges can be any size (you can then add them clicking the + on map notes or by adding the properties Badge and BadgeSize. The initial BadgeSize:0 is very small (usually, it seems to vary), but i found BadgeSize:100 to be a nice stable size, and can make a giant map with BadgeSize:900.
By resizing the notes, the badge can become the only thing you see. In outline mode they are mini bullets for the outline but otherwise don't interfere with note-taking.
Dropping these into other notes continues to show the images (whereas dropping notes with images in the text does not - as far as i can tell)
Here is a test image
Use $MapBodyTextSize to change the size of the image in the map preview; it does what you're suggesting!
Note that, if $MapBodyTextSize is 0, the body text (and in this case the image) will be drawn at whatever scale Tinderbox thinks sensible. If $MapBodyTextSize is 1, no body text is drawn.
Note that, if $MapBodyTextSize is 0, the body text (and in this case the image) will be drawn at whatever scale Tinderbox thinks sensible. If $MapBodyTextSize is 1, no body text is drawn.
Thanks Mark – that will be very handy.


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How To Stay Positive During The Winter – Part One
1. Find one of your biggest energy sucks.
Ask yourself: What is the biggest energy suck in my life right now?
You may for example find that it is a person in your life that is very negative. Or that the report that you have been meaning to finish for a month now is dragging you down.
Then you follow that up with asking: What is one thing I can do about this?
Maybe you decide that you want stop hanging out with that person. Or at least spend less of the time you have in a week with him or her and more of that time with the people that give you the most energy.
Perhaps you can just set off 5 minutes today to get started again with finishing your report.
For some energy sucks there might not be a simple solution. Or a solution at all, at least at this time. Then you may want to find one of the lesser leaks in your life that you can actually do something about.
Take a few minutes or an hour out of your day to plug just one of these biggest leaks and you'll have more energy to spend on what truly matters to you.
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When you're brushing your teeth in the morning and looking out the window over the dark and rainy landscape it is easy to forget about the things you actually have.
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The Theremin is handy in that one doesn't touch it while playing it. That doesn't make it the instrument for everyone who's abandoned the triangle in frustration, tired of practicing for hours everyday and not getting any better. This weekend, I learned that the hard way.
Alright, I haven't really taken up the Theremin. But watching a 2004 Screen Savers segment in which Robert Moog demonstrated the instrument and introduced a cool performance by Thereminist Robby Virus of Theremin lounge band Project: Pimento (pictured above), I could almost hear people deciding to become Thereminists. Sure, for a few it's so they can introduce themselves as a Thereminist, but not for most.
A fascination with the instrument's workings likely plays a larger part. It uses radio frequency oscillators and two antennae (one for pitch and one for volume). The Therereminist moves their hands around the antennae without touching them. The more skilled the person, the better the sound.
Under the control of the most acclaimed Theremin player, Clara Rockmore (who was classically trained, on the violin), the instrument sounds like a gentle song. That instrument bears only a surface resemblance to the spooky uses it would later be put to in horror movies. It also doesn't sound much like the Theremin heard in some modern songs.
However, the "Theremin" heard in some songs isn't necessarily a Theremin. While the world does seem to have a fever, the only prescription may not be more Theremin. Many groups, such as Stereolab use, or have used, Moog synthesizers to simulate the Theremin sound.
Theremin World maintains a small music store. However, the site also includes a huge list (down all afternoon, possibly vexed by the world's Theremin fever) of music supplied by website visitors, bound to be somewhat less reliable. It's still an impressive resource, but as always, buyer beware. (One questionable recording on the list: Rooney's "Blueside".)
A lot of groups have tricked people with their their trusty Moog. Both instruments are worthy in their own right; I gotta have more of both.
Robert Moog introduces the Theremin (and discusses the Moog synthesizer!):
Another YouTube clip: the instrument's inventor, Léon Theremin, at the age of 95, giving a Theremin lesson, teaching the same song he taught Lenin:
Project: Pimento - Walk On By (on Space Age Love Songs) Project: Pimento's website includes several free MP3s.
Bright Eyes - Gold Mine Gutted (on Digital Ashes in a Digital Urn)
Soul Coughing - 4 Out Of 5 (on Irresistible Bliss)
Available at Oldtemecula.com: a Clara Rockmore MP3 and 7 MP3s of Radio Shack's Theremin.
Theremin Vox's site includes an Audio Library of Theremin and Theremin-related files.


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A horrific incident has surfaced on Friday from the state of Bengal where a Class 2 student of Carmel Primary School in Deshpriya Park, Kolkata was allegedly molested by a school teacher. Enraged at the ignorance of the school authorities, aggravated parents are staging a protest at the school premises. The local police have reached the spot and trying to contain the situation before it goes out of hand. The accused has been detained by the police and a probe is now underway.
According to reports, a dance teacher of Carmel Primary School, Kolkata was accused of allegedly molesting a minor student of the same school. The teacher molested the child for two months before the victim elaborated the matter to parents. The parents immediately complained to the school and demanded strict action against the teacher but the complaint fell on deaf ears of school authorities. The parents narrated the harrowing experience of their child to their relatives and other parents, who in turn barged into the school.
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I have been on about this before, but some problems just don't seem to go away. Abbey, my
Not only do the programmers have to build a robust application, but the existing database has to be transferred safely, and then staff need training. I know all of that; a lot of experience, skill and effort need to go into this mammoth task. And who suffers if it doesn't work? The customers do. I am one of those.
The first time I noticed something odd was when there was a discrepancy between the printed and the online statement. Secondly the overdraft on one account just disappeared; the new system had changed our address for that account and consequently sent statements to the wrong address. That in turn resulted in a "return-to-sender"; they thought something was afoot and withdrew the overdraft facility. The system did not pick up the difference in addresses for our six accounts. Huh?
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I love your graomos.
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Those Utrics are crazy! Lucky you, I still can't seem to make U. pubescens happy. Let's hope the latest move to the terra is helping.
Thanks all!
Sorry that last batch of pics was a bit dark, didn't realize until after the fact. To compensate, here are some of the plants in better lighting, and some new ones!
H. x "Professor B"
N. ventricosa x robcantleyi:
N. veitchii:
N. bokorensis "Mt. Bokor, Cambodia" (AW)
N. 'Lady Pauline'
N. truncata "Paisan Highlands" (BE)
N. inermis "Gunung Gadut, Sumatra" (AW)
N. GX "Sultan" ((clipeata x ventricosa) x (truncata x veitchii))
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D. adelae:
D. esmereldae "Cerro Duida"
D. tokaiensis:
D. capillaris "Costa Rica"
D. gramogolensis "Itacaramba, MG, Brazil"
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D. rorimae (BCP)
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Nice pictures!
I'll admit, I do like them on the lighter side. The dark ones with all dark backgrounds get too oppressive at times.
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Great looking plants! Are you fertilizing you regias? Supposedly that's the only sure fire way many people have of getting them past seedling stage. Just curious...
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@Lil, yeah. That last batch was miscalculated on my part. Should have shot with a tripod and gone for a longer exposure. if black backgrounds are done correctly they look nice. But my lighting was terribly executed.
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Going to be chilly outside. Thank goodness I don't have to be out in the wind and feeling those 30-40 degrees below zero temperatures (with wind chill). When we were kids sometimes the regular temperature was 30 below. We still waited for the school bus and had school. We were also healthier than a lot of kids now too. Could withstand illness and colds much better. Sometimes I wonder if all of those flu shots and immunizations are worth it. Schools would be missing half of the students but life went on. We got measles, chicken pox, etc. and made it through without any problems. What do you think?
Today's earrings came from a coworker. Don't know if you remember but on one of the blogs, I had shown a liquid silver necklace. My coworker inherited her mother's jewelry because her mother no longer wears jewelry. I was given liquid silver earrings. They are beautiful and ever so delicate. Felt great to wear them.


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To Root or Not to Root? The Economics of Jailbreak
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- Chao, Hong & Ho, Chun-Yu & Leung, Tin Cheuk & Ng, Travis, 2017. "To root or not to root? The economics of jailbreak," Journal of Comparative Economics, Elsevier, vol. 45(3), pages 481-497.
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- Jin-Hyuk Kim & Tin Cheuk Leung, 2013. "Quantifying the Impacts of Digital Rights Management and E-Book Pricing on the E-Book Reader Market," Working Papers 13-03, NET Institute.
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On Sunday, New Jersey governor and Donald Trump surrogate Chris Christie pointed the finger at Hillary Clinton for starting a fight about bigotry in an appearance on ABC's The Week.
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Healing Together : A Couple's Guide to Coping with Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress
After a traumatic experience, we are told time and time again to take care of ourselves and reach out to the people we love. But what happens when you reach out and your partner can't reach back? This book is for people in relationships where either partner has faced trauma in any of its forms: violence, natural disasters, war, life-threatening accidents, crime, health problems, or loss of a loved one.
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The Vietnam War | Spanish Language
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While the Watergate scandal rivets Americans' attention and forces President Nixon to resign, the Vietnamese continue to savage one another in a brutal civil war. When hundreds of thousands of North Vietnamese troops pour into the south, Saigon descends rapidly into chaos and collapses. For the next 40 years, Americans and Vietnamese from all sides search for healing and reconciliation.
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