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November 7, 2009: Two for None

You don't have to spend your money here, y'know. And I don't mean closing the browser and going somewhere else. I mean you can get products from e23 without spending money. As proof, I present unto you these two new products.

The first is GURPS Infinite Worlds: I.S.T. It's a brief treatment of the I.S.T. setting as part of the Infinite Worlds setting. Good if you aren't familiar with I.S.T., but perfect if you are. The second is the GURPS Range Ruler. This little baby is precisely what it says on the tin: a tool to help you calculate things like range modifiers quickly and easily. No more stumbling through the book! (Well, not for this, anyway. There was only so much room on the ruler, after all.)

And there you have it. Now go not spend some money!

-- Fox Barrett

November 6, 2009: We're Not Done with You Yet, Car Wars Fans

A little while back, we rereleased the Car Wars Compendium as a PDF here on e23. A few people noted that, while this was very cool, it's kind of hard to play the game without any counters.

That was a very good point. So here are some counters! That is to say, here's Car Wars Expansion Set 6 - The AADA Vehicle Guide Counters. Bit of a mouthful, that one. But the important part is that it's a set of counters you can print out and color to suit your whims!

Now I know what you're thinking. "But Fox, these counters are great, but don't we also need a map to play on?" That, too, is a very good point. Hmmm . . .

-- Fox Barrett

November 5, 2009: Arion Games Sale

Arion Games' products have never been particularly expensive. But they seem determined to save you even more money on miniatures, because they're running a sale for the entire month of November! All Arion Games products are now 20% off until the end of the month.

Dwarves, Egyptians, pirates, robots, modern people - if you've got a genre, they have a set of Paper Miniatures for you. And if you've got a wallet, you can afford 'em! Heck, you've probably got enough change in your couch for a set or two. In fact, I bet your couch has been holding out on you. You should really go shake down your couch.

But act quickly. You only have the entire month of November to get in on these low-low prices! After that, you'll just have to get by with Arion's regular low prices.

-- Fox Barrett

November 4, 2009: An Odd Number

Congratulations, Goodman Games! The Warbringer's Son is the 63rd Dungeon Crawl Classic! Who would have thought, all those years ago, that you'd come this far? But oh, the tales you have told, the caverns you have crafted, and (more importantly) the levels you have gained. Why, you've even followed one game system across three versions! Truly this is a momentous occasion.

And you, good customers of e23, can help them celebrate this occasion by purchasing a copy of Dungeon Crawl Classics #63: The Warbringer’s Son. They can use the money from your purchase to go buy noise makers and champagne and maybe some of those little hats and . . . I don't know, whatever Goodman feels is important to having a good time. Poodles, maybe.

Here's to another 63 adventures!

-- Fox Barrett

November 3, 2009: And What Do We Do with Witches?

Read them! Wait, hang on. I think I might be confused again.

I have a book here, and the words on the first page say Colonial Gothic: Witchcraft. It's all about witches! Not witches as in "hey, let's crush Margaret under some rocks, because I'd really like her house." This is more of the "Margaret made a vile pact with the ebon forces of the damned and we should probably go" type of witchcraft. This book will get your Colonial Gothic games up to speed on what witches are, what they do, and just what the heck you can do about them.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that it probably involves fire.

-- Fox Barrett

November 2, 2009: We Really Do

Did you know that e23 sometimes sells fiction? I mean . . . yeah, all these games are fiction, but I'm talking about fiction-fiction. It's true!

Don't believe me? Well fine, here's Gaslight Demons. What's it about? Oh no, I'm not telling you. You didn't believe me! You'll just have to buy the book and see for yourself. Because my lips are sealed, baby. You aren't getting one word out of me.

Well. Okay, you're getting those words up there. And, um, these words right here. But that's all!

November 1, 2009: The Dark Arts

So what is this thing known as ZelArt 3: Female Fantasy? What secrets does it hold? What mysteries does it contain? What locked bundle of hidden things does it hold out of the sight of curious eyes? What, if you will, is it?

It's a bundle of pictures you can buy and use in projects. That's all. Uh, sorry if I built it up beyond reasonable expectations.

They're very nice pictures, if that helps.

-- Fox Barrett

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