Fields of Blood: The Book of War shipping - at long last!

Much to our surprise our printer finished this book a week early and it will arrive in our warehouse eitehr today or tomorrow so it can leave with the Angel and Atlas of the Walking Dead orders!

Make sure you have your preorders in with your favorite retailer or order from us.

Thanks for your support and patience.

Fields of Blood: The Book of War
Format: 8 1/2" x 11", softcover, black and white
EDN: 7005
ISBN: 1-891153-55-2
SRP: $30.00

Lay Waste To Your Enemies!

Fields of Blood: The Book of War provides everything you need to rule a nation, raise an army, and assault your enemies on the battlefield. From realms to units to battle magic, your character can now be a hero both in the dungeon and on the battlefield.

Fields of Blood: The Book of War establishes a campaign structure, encompassing all your settings and adventures.

Inside you will find:
-A complete set of detailed wargame rules based on the d20 system mechanic.
-Rules for leading troops, from a unit of one hundred to an army of thousands!
-Rules for governing, from building and maintaining a small thorpe to taxing a vast nation.
-Rules for NPC nations, allowing GMs to run several dozen opposing realms at a time.
-Rules for fielding dozens of different units, from achaierai to zombies.
-Rules for seigecraft and fortifications.
-Rules for magic and mass combat, including newly devised battle magic spells.
-New prestige classes for every character type, designed for use in mass combat.

Fields of Blood: The Book of War is the ultimate addition for characters and GMs alike. Your campaign will never be the same!

For more information, check it out at:

http://www.edenstudios.net/odyssey/7005.html

What is this "Angel" and "Atlas of the Walking Dead"? I haven't seen them in your guy's listing in the directory on ENWorld...

Heretic Apostate said:

What is this "Angel" and "Atlas of the Walking Dead"? I haven't seen them in your guy's listing in the directory on ENWorld...

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Angel and Atlas are non-d20 books.

Angel is the new corebook based on the hit TV series, compatible with the Buffy the Vampire Slayer RPG, for more information check it out here:

http://www.angelrpg.com

Atlas of the Walking Dead is a new sourcebook for our All Flesh Must Be Eaten RPG, Atlas is essentially a monster manual for AFMBE. For more information, check out:

http://www.allflesh.com

Both games use our house system, the Unisystem:

http://edenstudios.net/unisystem/

Hope this helps

Ahhhhh.... Thanks! Not that I'm going to buy those two--I'm spending enough money on d20 products!!!

But Fields of Blood is definitely on my wish list.

Whoops, double post!


V.

Ack, Triple post!

V.

Hello!

I was wondering what the page count is on Fields of Blood, and if there will be any at GenCon SoCal?

Vrylakos

And all the "vaporware" screamers should be more than a little red-faced right now.

They should be directing their skepticism towards the IKCS!

Vrylakos said:

Hello!

I was wondering what the page count is on Fields of Blood, and if there will be any at GenCon SoCal?

Vrylakos

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The copy Im holding has 176 page

Eden will not be at GenCon SoCal... too much work to do.

Plus we didnt expect the books to arrive until the 15th, so we are rushing to get them shipping with Angel and Atlas which are leaving tomorrow for distribution.

arnwyn said:

And all the "vaporware" screamers should be more than a little red-faced right now.

They should be directing their skepticism towards the IKCS!

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Are you kidding? They're next on my list.

It is tough to be a retailer and have all of the promises of publishers to balance. It takes a lot of energy to reply to emails and questions about when books are coming out. It is even worse when a publisher says, "this is the day it's coming out" and then not. Most people don't realize that release dates are really a joke

People act like you're just being mean and not stocking a book or something for spite.

For the record, it is in my best interest to provide what the customer wants and do it for the least amount of trouble to me.

The more trouble a publisher makes for me, the more work it takes for me to sell their book. The gain:work ratio is not very high then. Case in point, I will not be pushing Eden Studios until a book is out. No need to make trouble for myself by helping to hype a book that I can't sell. Once it hits the street, however...