Mark Plemmons
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Alaric_Prympax said:
The ISBN for "A Family Affair" is 1-59459-045-1.
Do you actually use ISBNs? I've always known most stores to use the company order number - in this case, K&C 8001.
Limited Release Necromancer Modules
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The ISBN for "A Family Affair" is 1-59459-045-1.
Do you actually use ISBNs? I've always known most stores to use the company order number - in this case, K&C 8001.
Alaric_Prympax
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Mark Plemmons said:
Yes, I do. I work at B&N here in BR, LA (which has had a poplutation explosion in the last 3 weeks) and I can order items if I have an ISBN for books/bookfloor items or the UPC for Music/DVD's. I don't work directly with the publisher or distributors. I place an order and it goes through the system.
And thanks for the ISBN.
Mark Plemmons
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Man-thing said:
I don't know Necromancer's plans for DTRPG PDFs, but we at Kenzer and Company have no current plans to do so.
If a product sells out, and we have no plans to reprint, any future HackMaster or Kalamar PDFs will (probably) eventually be available on our own online store. Some PDFs may be slower to arrive than others, due to licensing with Wizards, or other potential issues.
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TransmuteMe
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Freelance Submissions
Hey guys,
Not to be a pest or anything, but I was wondering if you (Necromancer Games) had a new email address for freelance submissions. I submitted an adventure awhile back, and received some good feedback in March; everything seemed ready to go, but then somewhere along the line we lost contact. I haven’t got a reply for awhile, so I thought I’d check here to see if your email addresses were flubbed up or something. I originally got Bill’s address from you guys here, so I thought this might be a good place to check in again. Thanks!
William L. Christensen
Hey guys,
Not to be a pest or anything, but I was wondering if you (Necromancer Games) had a new email address for freelance submissions. I submitted an adventure awhile back, and received some good feedback in March; everything seemed ready to go, but then somewhere along the line we lost contact. I haven’t got a reply for awhile, so I thought I’d check here to see if your email addresses were flubbed up or something. I originally got Bill’s address from you guys here, so I thought this might be a good place to check in again. Thanks!
William L. Christensen
Its here!
The first of our low print run releases that we wanted to put outis out Family Affair has hit the shelves. Great books, but not big enough to warrant a large run, like our Wilderlands series or our core books (Dead Man's Chest etc.). We are in the adventure business, and we really want to get this stuff out. No real profit in it, but we owe it to our fans (and some of them are rabid!) to keep getting great adventures out there.
I really encourage anyone who wants these (they will go fast) to order fast. Carla Harker is one of the best freelance writers out there (so is Ari, Anthony Pryor, Lance, Mike Proteau, and the rest). Basically, our freelancers have no real outlet in this declining market to do "real" books. These books all have the real-deal stuff too...Ed Bourelle maps, Rick Sardinha covers etc. We did not cheap out on them at all (and Dave may kill me over the art cost).
If these books sell out (I suspect they will, but we need your help letting retailers know about these books...brand confusion is always a problem w/ new team-ups like Dave and us. Heck, when we released Vamps and Liches through TLG, we only sold 450 in the first 3 months. Once people realized it was still us, we sold another 3000.
I have 12 more 64-128 page books in the hopper, awaiting sales results of these books...and you hackmaster fans out there...I am totally willing to post free downloads of conversions for you here and on our site, if you write them!
Our material is not for the faint of heart..players will be killed. Arms will be hacked off. Traps are nasty, and monsters are smart (well, maybe not trolls).
Look forward to feedback. I can be reached at necromancergames@yahoo.com, and am happy to answer questions. Oh, and one of the books to come is the Mother of all Treasure Tables...I'll say more about that later.
Bill
The first of our low print run releases that we wanted to put outis out Family Affair has hit the shelves. Great books, but not big enough to warrant a large run, like our Wilderlands series or our core books (Dead Man's Chest etc.). We are in the adventure business, and we really want to get this stuff out. No real profit in it, but we owe it to our fans (and some of them are rabid!) to keep getting great adventures out there.
I really encourage anyone who wants these (they will go fast) to order fast. Carla Harker is one of the best freelance writers out there (so is Ari, Anthony Pryor, Lance, Mike Proteau, and the rest). Basically, our freelancers have no real outlet in this declining market to do "real" books. These books all have the real-deal stuff too...Ed Bourelle maps, Rick Sardinha covers etc. We did not cheap out on them at all (and Dave may kill me over the art cost).
If these books sell out (I suspect they will, but we need your help letting retailers know about these books...brand confusion is always a problem w/ new team-ups like Dave and us. Heck, when we released Vamps and Liches through TLG, we only sold 450 in the first 3 months. Once people realized it was still us, we sold another 3000.
I have 12 more 64-128 page books in the hopper, awaiting sales results of these books...and you hackmaster fans out there...I am totally willing to post free downloads of conversions for you here and on our site, if you write them!
Our material is not for the faint of heart..players will be killed. Arms will be hacked off. Traps are nasty, and monsters are smart (well, maybe not trolls).
Look forward to feedback. I can be reached at necromancergames@yahoo.com, and am happy to answer questions. Oh, and one of the books to come is the Mother of all Treasure Tables...I'll say more about that later.
Bill
Arnwyn
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Indeed it has, and I am absolutely shocked at how fast my copy arrived at my LGS this past weekend.froggie said:
I've skimmed through my copy already, and it looks awesome. I'm a stickler for quality maps, and the maps in this adventure are top notch. The cover is also fantastic.
Orcus
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As I posted above Bill and I are both really geeked to have found a way to get back to a format he and I love so much. Check these out.
And big phat props to Dave Kenzer. He is the man (and, by the way, if you havent checked out their killer wild west game, go do it; that was one of the biggest hoots of GenCon).
Clark
And big phat props to Dave Kenzer. He is the man (and, by the way, if you havent checked out their killer wild west game, go do it; that was one of the biggest hoots of GenCon).
Clark
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