OPEN CALL: Charity PDF for Katrina Victims

[Cathix]

We're about 48 hours away from the release. The layout's done - just waiting on one editor who's a bit late with a few of the goods, and I have to finish up two maps that will be included in the 'EXTRAS'.

But we've got 200 pages of text including three full length adventures; tons of art; two maps; a space ship; and three 18 x 24" posters.

2 more days to wait - it'll be available at both the ENWorld Game Store and RPGNow/Edge.

p.s. oh and by the way, we've got our power back. (just read my last post, hehe)

 

[Balok the Strange]

Well, folks, it's been a long time coming, but our charity book for Hurricane Katrina victims is finally done!

Suck da Head, Squeeze da Tail: Cajun Arcana has been uploaded to both RPGNow and Enworld. We said it would be done by tonight, and we just made it under the wire! The final book comes to 200 pages of goodness.

There are three full adventures, two excerpts from upcoming campaign settings, numerous monsters, and fully realized NPCs and locales for d20 gaming for past, present or future. Humor galore runs through the book, with several jokes of dubious quality and a few very silly if dangerous monsters (Beware of the Orc Mime and the Giant Crawdad!). In addition to the book itself, an extras package is included with each purchase. The extras include several 18 x 24 posters, some extra maps, and a character sheet!

We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this book. We would also like to apologize for the delay in its release. While working on this one, we had our own hurricane come through our neck of the woods! But it's up (though it might still be pending), and it's good!

Links will be added as they become available.
In fact, here's the link to the product right here on ENWorld!

And here's a picture of the cover:

 

[bengonzalez]

The book looks very nice. It was a pleasure working with you guys.

 

[Salogel]

I agree, it's looking pretty sweet. The book is positively swamped with material.

 

[Timespike]

Nice piece of work. Let's hope it puts a dent in the costs of the ongoing hurricane relief efforts. You guys were fantastic to work with; thanks for letting me be a part of this.