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e23 News Archive: October 20052005 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec2006 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2007 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2008 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2009 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov ( oldest first | newest first ) October 27, 2005: Coming SoonThings are getting into gear here at e23. An online version of Authentic Thaumaturgy went up this week, and we've got more books on the way. Just to whet your appetite, here's what's coming in the next few weeks:In Nomine Superiors: LilithI know what you Need.Enigmatic. Immortal. Selfish. Mercurial. Human. Love her or hate her, the Princess of Freedom is a mover and shaker of In Nomine's Hell. Underestimate her, misunderstand her, and she'll take advantage. Now the GM can also take advantage, with In Nomine Superiors: Lilith. What's it like to know your only safety is in your net worth? How do the Free Daughters stay that way when their Mother's protections are thin and tenuous? And what happens when a Daughter of Lilith redeems? With information about the Princess and her plots, her servants and Daughters, as well as Geases and GURPS, 3rd Edition conversions . . . You Need this. You Need . . . Lilith.
On Sale November 4!***GURPS Traveller: Psionics InstitutesYou have the power . . .But you dont know how to use it. Just asking for the location of a psionics institute can land you in prison, so how do you find much less attend one without getting arrested? GURPS Traveller: Psionics Institutes describes everything you need to roleplay finding and attending an institute, developing psionic talent, and connecting with the Psionics Underground.
On Sale in November!***In Nomine Core RulesThis book contains the core rules for the In Nomine roleplaying system. The setting is introduced by two short stories, A Bright Dream and A Dark Dream by author Derek Pearcy. Character creation concepts are discussed, along with the game mechanics, resource mechanics, essense, resonance, dissonance, and falling. In Nomine also describes each of the choirs of angels and bands of demons, introduces 13 Archangels and Demon Princes, and discusses soldiers of God (and Hell), ethereal spirits, celestial spirits, and the undead.This is a reprint of the hardback second printing of In Nomine, published in 2000.
On Sale in November! Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 26, 2005: New TodayGot another batch of goodies from the nothing-if-not-prolific Louis Porter, Jr., he of the eponymously named Louis Porter Jr. Design. LPJ sent us 14 new products this week (well, new to e23 at any rate), which we are happy to add to our ever-growing inventory. The titles cover everything from modern maps to mecha accessories to classic horror movies redone as fantasy adventures. You should check them out. Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 25, 2005: Come And Set A Spell Or Cast OneOne of our favorite books here at Steve Jackson Games has been Authentic Thaumaturgy by Isaac Bonewits, the only person to get a degree in Magic from the University of California (is this a great country or what?). And now Authentic Thaumaturgy is for sale on e23! If you missed it when it was first released, or can't find it in your local game store anymore, now's your chance to check it out. Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 22, 2005: Fear The Conspiracy!It's GURPS Conspiracy X, now available here on e23! GURPS Conspiracy X combines Eden Studios' Conspiracy X, one of the creepiest of the modern-day settings to ever infiltrate your brain, with the deadly, high-tech cutting edge rules of the GURPS System. The result over 300 pages of high-wire terror, alien conspiracies, and unseen enemies.
And this also makes Eden Publishing a new member of our e23 family. Welcome! October 20, 2005: Get Your Preview Custom-Made!Our friends at ComStar Media went above and beyond the call for us here at e23 recently . . . and that means they went above and beyond the call for you, too!Their Super Hero Minis PDF is hard to show off properly with a preview of just a sample page or two . . . and since it's only seven pages long, there's a danger of giving too much away. So the folks at ComStar took the time to produce a custom-built preview PDF that shows it off beautifully without the embarassment of overexposure. Nice work, guys!
And now that they've gone to all that extra trouble for essentially no money, the least you faithful customers can do is click over and check it out. October 19, 2005: Released October 18, 2005Released October 18, 2005Future: Datastream 06.2005 Ronin Arts' Future: Datastream subscription service provides subscribers with new material for futuristic d20 System games five times each week. Written by Michael Hammes and Philip Reed, the Datastream is an excellent source of new equipment, tech, and ideas for any sci-fi campaign. This 22-page PDF . . . [read more] Future: Datastream 07.2005 Ronin Arts' Future: Datastream subscription service provides subscribers with new material for futuristic d20 System games five times each week. Written by Michael Hammes and Philip Reed, the Datastream is an excellent source of new equipment, tech, and ideas for any sci-fi campaign. This 32-page PDF . . . [read more] Future: Datastream 09.2005 Ronin Arts' Future: Datastream subscription service provides subscribers with new material for futuristic d20 System games five times each week. Written by Michael Hammes and Philip Reed, the Datastream is an excellent source of new equipment, tech, and ideas for any sci-fi campaign. This 27-page PDF . . . [read more] RDP Presents: A Touch of Evil, Vol. 1: Orcs Is your gaming group tired of facing the same old Villians? Are you feeling burned out and looking for a little help coming up with a fresh challenge for your players? Well look no further! A Touch of Evil: Antagonists in your Game is a series of short pdfs devoted to providing fresh antagonists which . . . [read more] RDP Presents: Monsters of Illusion Explore new facets of the mysterious realm of illusion in this 27-page sourcebook which provides a number of new monsters and spells that have strong ties to the realm of illusion. In this PDF, you find a variety of creatures, from the benevolent, cat-like Asnae to the elusive Shimmer Dragon. Also included . . . [read more] Legends of Excalibur: Knights Handbook Travel to a world of magic, nobility, and danger in RPGObjects' first ever d20 fantasy series, Legends of Excalibur: Arthurian Adventures. Check out the Legends of Excalibur homepage for more details on this series of supplements. The Knight's Handbook is the first book in this exciting series. This . . . [read more] Legends of Excalibur: Arthurian Campaign Guide Travel to a world of magic, nobility, and danger in RPGObjects' first ever d20 fantasy series, Legends of Excalibur: Arthurian Adventures. Check out the Legends of Excalibur homepage for more details on this series of supplements. The Arthurian Campaign Guide is the second book in this exciting series. . . . [read more] October 14, 2005: Ronin Arts Plays The DozensJust posted a pile of new product from Ronin Arts. One batch of the PDFs are from their Dozen line of products, as in A Dozen . . . This and A Dozen . . . That. We've got PDFs like A Dozen Disturbing Rumors, A Dozen Disgusting Spells, and quite a few more.
Others are from their 13 . . . line of PDFs for d20 Future. Then there's the cool stuff for vs. Monsters . . . Just hit the What's New? button on any page and check them out. October 13, 2005: Now That's A Milestone!e23 just passed the 500 mark of files available.500. Like the number of miles at Indy. Or Daytona. Half a thousand. It's even got its own obscure Roman numeral: D. I don't know about you guys, but I'm impressed, at least a little bit.
Thanks for sticking with us, and stay tuned we got more good stuff coming! October 12, 2005: The Red Carpet Rolls Out For . . . Valent GamesAnother publisher has joined the e23 juggernaut! Valent Games is doing some inventive and imaginative things in roleplaying not just with d20, and not just with M&M Superlink, but also with original RPGs that come complete in their own PDF. Check out The Undying Lands, or Valence. Just hit Browse and click on Valent Games. Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 9, 2005: More From Louis Porter Jr. DesignOur newest company, Louis Porter Jr. Design, has sent us another dozen or so new products worth your attention. Search on Urban Magica to check out a series of spell supplements designed for d20 modern games, or Tiles for LPJ's Cityscape and Fantasyscape line of print-and-assemble floor plans for roleplaying and miniatures combat. Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 8, 2005: Improved BrowsingAll thanks to our programming guru, our Browse e23 page has gotten a facelift that makes it much easier to read and use. The bigger we get, the more important our navigations tools become give them a test-drive! And if you have any comments or suggestions for improvements, you can always send them to e23@sjgames.com. Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 6, 2005: Released October 5, 2005Released October 5, 2005Fantasyscape Tiles: Temple of Slime The pool of slime contained in this room is the centerpiece of evil that exists in this hall. Who or what creature is this temple dedicated to? What is the secret of the Pool of Slime? What happens to those who touch the pool of slime? Will you live long enough to find out? With this all-new Fantasyscape . . . Fantasyscape Tiles: Temple of Stone All good adventures eventually have some action inside of a temple, just look at Raiders of the Lost Ark! And now you can send your adventurers into the same kinds of dangers! With this all-new tile set, Fantasyscape Tiles: Temple of Stone, you can send your players on all kinds of new and exciting adventures. . . . [read more] Cityscape Tiles: Prison The urban jungle is more dangerous with Cityscape Tiles: Prison. For all the danerous villains you deal with, you need to have some place to put them all. This PDF contains two sets of thirty 6x6" tiles with typical 1" square grids usable in most d20 game systems. This set can be assembled to create . . . [read more] Cityscape Tiles: Parking Lot The urban jungle is more dangerous with Cityscape Tiles: Parking Lot. With any good action setting there is going to be a time where you need a good get-away vehicle chase and this is where it starts. This PDF contains two sets of six 6x6" tiles: one with typical 1" square grids usable in most d20 game . . . [read more] October 2, 2005: Another MilestoneYep, the little counter that keeps tracks of how many files are available on e23 clicked over 450 the other day. Just another little step on our journey to world domination. Thanks for the support! Scott Haring, e23 Manager e23@sjgames.com October 1, 2005: In This Corner: Louis Porter Jr. DesignTime to say hello to another company that has joined e23: Louis Porter Jr. Design. LPJ has hit us in a big way with 21 PDFs, most of them connected in one way or another to their new d20 Modern version of Haven: City of Violence, which is one of those 21 PDFs now for sale here on e23.(By the way, is it me, or is "Haven" the worst name for a city where all this horrible stuff happens since Eric the Red landed on a rock covered with ice 9 months of the year and decided to name it "Greenland"? Just saying, you know?)
Anyway, you can check out the whole list of new LPJ stuff with a quick click on the What's New? button on any page. Louis Porter Jr. Design has a lot more products in their line, and we hope to add them soon, so keep your eye out. 2005 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2006 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2007 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2008 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov • Dec 2009 News: • Jan • Feb • Mar • Apr • May • Jun • Jul • Aug • Sep • Oct • Nov |
