The winners of the Day 3 giveaway were:
Physical Copy of Dungeon Grappling: Ryan Hixson (who turns out to live right here in the Twin Cities . . . who knew?)
PDF Copy of Lost Hall of Tyr: Jonathan N.
Today is another PDF of the recipient’s choice.
I also dug in and made two updates to my Lost Hall PDF, and made one errata fix and added a complete set of navigation bookmarks. Hopefully I can really call it DONE now.
I’ve been talking about this for a while now, but it’s pretty much locked in: the Kickstarter for Lost Hall of Tyr: Dómstóllinn will launch in the middle of next week. Lost Hall of Tyr: The GenCon Experience Lost Hall started as a GenCon game called “The Grappling Smackdown.” It was my first GMing experience…
I had a brainstorm last night, and realized that (no surprise) I was over-thinking the conversion of Lost Hall of Tyr to Swords and Wizardry. As a result, I will be including conversion notes for S&W players in the release of the game. No stretch goal required, just added utility. This will definitely take two…
This morning I locked existing orders and charged cards for the Lost Hall of Tyr expanded/revised edition. There were a few that didn’t go through, and there are still six or seven folks that need to complete their surveys. Even so: if your card was charged, you should find an email with your digital downloads…
I’m thrilled to be able to report that Lost Hall of Tyr physical copies have been mailed to the backers that ordered them, and I now have stock of the softcover on sale through my web store. Lost Hall was a grand and fun experiment. It was a GenCon scenario designed to show off both…
Gaming Ballistic products are now on DriveThruRPG. One of my goals entering 2020 was to host PDF versions of my products on DriveThruRPG. The reach is so large that even with the cut they take, hopefully it will balance out. Of course, if you’re already here, you might simply go to my web store –…
So, the files have been sent to the two printers: one in the UK, and one here in the USA. I made payment as well, and folks are talking about pre-press (a day or two) followed by perhaps three weeks of printing after proof approval, and that usually takes about a week. In both cases…
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Happy OSR-mas to all!
It’s hard to ever call something “done” 😉
Yah. I may be finished, but I’m never done has haunted me since the days of my PhD.
Merry OSR Xmas!
Wonder what Christmas carols orcs sing..
😉
I just heard about the giveaway from a post at Dungeon Fantastic.
If I can’t get a copy of the PDF of the Lost Hall, I’ll buy it when it’s available, and convert it to GURPS.
Check out Ravens n’ Pennies for a preliminary conversion, by the way.
Just arrived here via Tenkar’s. Will be browsing around momentarily – cheers!
Good deal. Merry Christmas!
HO HO HO, hope I win
Never say die! Have a great evening everyone!
Thank you all very much
Merry Christmas, Doug and all my fellow gamers!