[BDV] ENnies Sale - Dawning Star $19.95

[Justin D. Jacobson]

That's right, for the ENnies voting period (about 3 weeks), you can get Dawning Star: Operation Quick Launch for the absurdly low price of $19.95. This is a one-time sale and only during the voting period, meant to serve as a thank-you for the nomination and give everyone an opportunity to take a look at the book.

Nominated for Best d20 Game, OQL introduces the world of Eos, the only full-scale science fiction setting based on d20 Modern and powered by d20 Future. OQL includes so much crunch and fluff that a PL9 device was required to fit it all into 208 pages. Written by Lee Hammock with art by Danilo Moretti, OQL features scores of feats, talent trees, advanced and prestige classes, equipment, adventure seeds, and a whole lot more. It even includes a full-length introductory adventure. All this for only $19.95!

OQL is also available in pdf format for $9.95 at RPGNow.com and (I believe) should be available at DTRPG (in watermark format) soon as well.

 

[Ed Cha]

I told Justin that price is way too cheap for a book that's just come out and is REALLY GOOD, but he wants to make sure it gets into as many hands as possible!

We are really pumped up about Dawning Star and I think everyone should own a copy. I am so glad the ENnie judges were able to recognize the quality in this book. The production values are top-notch.

Check it out for yourself in this preview here.

Remember $19.95 is a special price ONLY available the weeks before Gen Con. Dawning Star will go back up to its original price of $29.95 after the convention. As you may know, we don't often have sales at IPR (and if we do, it's usually 20% off, not 33% off like this), so if you're thinking about getting Dawning Star, you might want to pick it up now.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Good stuff for those looking for a sci-fi setting with some 'hard' elements to it. Review coming up shortly.

 

[Ed Cha]

Good stuff for those looking for a sci-fi setting with some 'hard' elements to it. Review coming up shortly.

Joe has established a reputation for being a tough, but very fair reviewer. So that says a lot about this book.