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I so very much DESPERATELY WANT one of those. How was it for the PDFs?

Very true -- in fact, Lovecraft himself didn't use any "Mythos" -- he dropped occasional references to earlier works into his stories, but that was just for a sense of verisimilitude, not any attempt to create a cohesive pantheon (which, truthfully, is pretty much counter to the whole 'chaotic...

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Missing out on the FREE pulpy goodness, you mean. After all, we do still *sell* the product....and in fact, the print version is on sale for 40% off as part of our 4th anniversary month-long sale....

There's an excellent summation of the issue under "Intellectual Property" in the wikipedia entry for H.P. Lovecraft. It hits all of the relevant points, with accompanying links. If you'd like to discuss further, drop me a line.

Wow....that was a great thread. What a blast from the past. The initial mention of what would become our IMPERIAL AGE victorian-era line, and the floating of the LOVECRAFT d20 idea. I wonder if the time has come to re-visit the concept. Hmm......

Given the content of the Omnibus (and, more importantly, the things that aren't in it....), I'd recommend an adventure or several. :) There have also been some Advanced Classes that have been released since the Omnibus as well, and another Pulp Villains book (Perils of the Orient), with more...

The product was released today: (Click on cover for more info)

http://www.rpgnow.com/images/92/51080.jpg Craft your NPCs! Foe Factory: Modern allows GMs to quickly create entertaining and interactive Non-Player Characters for their d20 Modern-based games and to rapidly scale those NPCs to challenge Player Characters of any level; without having to rewrite...

Yeah, the 'staking in combat' thing is a fairly modern invention. The classic bit was to track the vampire to his lair, and stake him while he was incapacitated.

The free give-away is over, but we're still offering the print version of the Omnibus for 40% Off the regular price, for the rest of the month of November. Take advantage of the discount while you can! Plus -- anyone who downloaded the free version can email me a copy of their confirmation...

There are still some additional development issues pending on the Fantasy version -- that's why it's been put on hold due to the 4th Edition announcement. However, based on the comments received here, we'll go ahead and release the Modern version. We'll release it later this week. (I'll drop...

I'll take the honest approach and say that it absolutely *is* about getting people to take a look at our other stuff. ....If for no other reason than spending 10 bucks on our other products would allow them to take part in Adamant's month-long anniversary celebration, in which we're giving...

As you've probably already discovered, it's AM. The sale is now live.

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http://adamant.rpgnow.com/images/92/20877.jpg As part of Adamant Entertainment's Anniversary and Thanksgiving Give-Away, and in conjuction with RPGNow and DrivethruRPG's Free RPG Week, the THRILLING TALES Omnibus Edition will be available for FREE on Tuesday, November 13th (after 10:00 EST). A...

http://adamant.rpgnow.com/images/92/20877.jpg As part of Adamant Entertainment's Anniversary and Thanksgiving Give-Away, and in conjuction with RPGNow and DrivethruRPG's Free RPG Week, the THRILLING TALES Omnibus Edition will be available for FREE on Tuesday, November 13th (after 10:00 EST). A...

It kinda depresses me that common courtesy needs to be explained.

Not true. Anybody can successfully brand their products. Most just don't know how. I devoted the very first issue of ePublishing 101 to the subject. It really doesn't require a lot of money. It *does* require thought, planning and hard work.