Sorry for the delay but here is my video on Forgotten Fane of the Coiled Goddess.
https://youtu.be/GkYhEHTapDI

Thanks BlackKnight!

Here is my video for The Sea-Wolf's Daughter. Again sorry if I biffed something and feel free to share it anywhere you'd like. 
https://youtu.be/XI32nmESXyE

Again, another great adventure from everyone involved!

Spider of Leng wrote:

By the way, Brandon, I enjoy your youtube reviews.  Had no idea you were on this board!

Thanks Spider I really appreciate you watching them!

I plan on purchasing these adventures with United States of America currency.

Here is a little video I did. Thanks Jeff for another great Kickstarter!
https://youtu.be/vb7sVGE_4ss

DMPrata wrote:

OK, let’s assume the defender has a base 40 MV. He has three basic movement options to withdraw from combat:

He can backpedal 20 feet (×½ MV) and still attack (if his opponent chooses to keep pace).
He can backpedal 40 feet (full MV) and still defend (if his opponent chooses to keep pace), but can’t attack.
He can run 80 feet (×2 MV), accepting a –2 AC penalty and granting his opponent a free parting attack.

 
Is the “if his opponent chooses to keep pace” a free movement for the opponent that happens at the same time as the backpedal?

In with shirt too!

Anyone get into one of my No Warmth from the Gold games?

So reading the section on spell memorization I didn't see anything that said the spells you memorize are connected to how many spells you can cast a day. I know the way many other games use "slots" or some such but just to be clear, can a 1st level magician memorize all 3 of his spells but only cast one as long as he has spent 30 minutes studying his spell book, thus allowing all 3 be "ready for use" but can only cast 1? Is memorization just a time thing meaning if the same magician gets to cast one extra spell a day due to high intelligence could he spend 40 minutes and memorize 1 of his 3 spells twice, and cast that 1 twice even though all 3 of his spells are available to him to cast?

I know how I've always played which is it being tied into how many you can cast, but maybe I have missed some wording somewhere.