Goodman's DCC 29 free e-book offer

[Treebore]

I've owned this thing for several months now, and just today I noticed that "questionaire card" in the back offers a choice among three DCC pdf's to get for free when you mail in the completed form.

So if you've been like me, check out that card in the back and see if you want a free pdf of one of the three offered.

 

[Treebore]

Yes, I realize I must have been blind not to have noticed this offer earlier.

 

[MeepoDM]

Did mine! It took about 3 weeks before I got the e-mail with instructions, and if I remember right, you needed an RPGNow account to download it.

DCC 29 is a great book - this offer was just gravy!

 

[PeelSeel2]

DCC 29 is full of low level goodness. It makes a good read with some outstanding adventures in it. Almost my favorite DCC product. DCC 35 takes that spot!

I saw the card but could not bring myself to tear it out of the back.

 

[MeepoDM]

I saw the card but could not bring myself to tear it out of the back.

Yeah, I wouldn't say it was painless to remove it, but in the end, my desire for free swag beat out my urge for pristineness!

 

[Treebore]

Um, guys, I buy my DCC's to use them, not vacuum pack them and lock them in a vault.

 

[Psion]

I bought the PDF version, so all I have to do is hit "print."

However, one downside is the black-heavy maps aren't too optimal for printing. But printing the player handouts is pretty slick.

 

[johnsemlak]

Is there a end-date to this offer?

 

[Treebore]

Not on the card.

 

[MeepoDM]

Um, guys, I buy my DCC's to use them, not vacuum pack them and lock them in a vault.

That's why it remains in the book no more and I have a free PDF for The Mysterious Tower! Totally worth it.