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B/X Purple Core

I used Gavin Norman's B/X Essentials Core Rules as an exercise in learning InDesign. The aesthetic is aggravatingly tasteful, but it should be easy to scroll through, with lots of hyperlinks and a few helpful annotations.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kng3kdZYCl9VgYVPr-gX0F_F6Av7dQiT
Click for the PDF

Feedback, as always, is accepted and solicited.

Now to make a houserules edition!


https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kng3kdZYCl9VgYVPr-gX0F_F6Av7dQiT

The B/X Monogram on the cover is based the font Rye, which is also used as the header text inside the document.

If you'd like to use it for something B/X related, and want a high-rez or vectorized file, let me know!

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B/X Monogram by Joel Priddy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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