Guardians Of Order
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Guelph, Ontario
1 October 2003
Contact: Mark C. MacKinnon, President
GUARDIANS OF ORDER RELEASES d20 MECHA SYSTEM REFERENCE DOCUMENT UNDER OPEN GAME LICENSE
Guardians Of Order, Inc., once again reaffirming its support of the Open Gaming movement, boldly announced today the release of a System Reference Document (SRD) for its ground-breaking d20 System mecha construction supplement, d20 Mecha, under Wizard’s of the Coast’s Open Game License version 1.0. The release marks the company’s second SRD release this year; in the summer, it made a comprehensive SRD for the highly successful anime RPG, BESM d20, widely available to the gaming public, which helps developers incorporate elements of BESM d20 into their own publications. The d20 Mecha SRD is available from Guardians Of Order’s website (http://www.guardiansorder.com/d20) and includes all open game content (OGC) contained in the print publication.
“d20 Mecha gives players a detailed point-based creation toolkit for all things mecha,” said Guardians Of Order President, Mark C. MacKinnon, “including fantasy clockwork golems, giant transforming robots, military assault vehicles, impenetrable fortresses, mechanical monsters, sleek power armour, galaxy space cruisers, deadly sentry drones, pirate sailing ships, combat jet fighters, speedy hot rods … the list is nearly infinite. d20 Mecha is an essential expansion for any d20 System game, including our acclaimed BESM d20, and we believe that the interests of the gaming community and our company are best served by making the d20 Mecha OGC freely available to creators and fans. We want to encourage other frontier developers to build upon our work, creating a wealth of viable, point-based d20 System companions.”
d20 Mecha — Written by David L. Pulver; GUA02-601; ISBN 1-894525-56-6; 80-pages; $19.95 USD/$27.95 CAN.
Founded in 1997, Guardians Of Order, Inc. is a Canadian publishing company specializing in Japanese anime and superheroic role-playing games, as well as licensed resource and reference books. In addition to their Origins Award-nominated Big Eyes, Small Mouth anime RPG and Silver Age Sentinels superhero RPG, they publish licensed fan guides and RPGs based on: popular anime series (Trigun, Hellsing, Fushigi Yugi, Slayers, Revolutionary Girl Utena, and others); George R. R. Martin’s epic fantasy novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire (summer 2004); and DC Comics’ acclaimed superhero series, The Authority and StormWatch (spring 2004). Guardians Of Order is headquartered in Guelph, Ontario. For more information, contact Guardians Of Order at info@guardiansorder.com, or visit the company's website at http://www.guardiansorder.com.
“d20 System” is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast.
Guelph, Ontario
1 October 2003
Contact: Mark C. MacKinnon, President
GUARDIANS OF ORDER RELEASES d20 MECHA SYSTEM REFERENCE DOCUMENT UNDER OPEN GAME LICENSE
Guardians Of Order, Inc., once again reaffirming its support of the Open Gaming movement, boldly announced today the release of a System Reference Document (SRD) for its ground-breaking d20 System mecha construction supplement, d20 Mecha, under Wizard’s of the Coast’s Open Game License version 1.0. The release marks the company’s second SRD release this year; in the summer, it made a comprehensive SRD for the highly successful anime RPG, BESM d20, widely available to the gaming public, which helps developers incorporate elements of BESM d20 into their own publications. The d20 Mecha SRD is available from Guardians Of Order’s website (http://www.guardiansorder.com/d20) and includes all open game content (OGC) contained in the print publication.
“d20 Mecha gives players a detailed point-based creation toolkit for all things mecha,” said Guardians Of Order President, Mark C. MacKinnon, “including fantasy clockwork golems, giant transforming robots, military assault vehicles, impenetrable fortresses, mechanical monsters, sleek power armour, galaxy space cruisers, deadly sentry drones, pirate sailing ships, combat jet fighters, speedy hot rods … the list is nearly infinite. d20 Mecha is an essential expansion for any d20 System game, including our acclaimed BESM d20, and we believe that the interests of the gaming community and our company are best served by making the d20 Mecha OGC freely available to creators and fans. We want to encourage other frontier developers to build upon our work, creating a wealth of viable, point-based d20 System companions.”
d20 Mecha — Written by David L. Pulver; GUA02-601; ISBN 1-894525-56-6; 80-pages; $19.95 USD/$27.95 CAN.
Founded in 1997, Guardians Of Order, Inc. is a Canadian publishing company specializing in Japanese anime and superheroic role-playing games, as well as licensed resource and reference books. In addition to their Origins Award-nominated Big Eyes, Small Mouth anime RPG and Silver Age Sentinels superhero RPG, they publish licensed fan guides and RPGs based on: popular anime series (Trigun, Hellsing, Fushigi Yugi, Slayers, Revolutionary Girl Utena, and others); George R. R. Martin’s epic fantasy novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire (summer 2004); and DC Comics’ acclaimed superhero series, The Authority and StormWatch (spring 2004). Guardians Of Order is headquartered in Guelph, Ontario. For more information, contact Guardians Of Order at info@guardiansorder.com, or visit the company's website at http://www.guardiansorder.com.
“d20 System” is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast.
