The NTRPG Con is proud to announce we will be selling limited edition booklet copies of Tim Kask's adventures "High in the Hellgate Mountains" and "Temple of the Weaver Queen" at the con. ONLY AVAILABLE at the con, in limited quantities of 50 copies each, these adventures were presented (respectively) at the 2009 Gencon Acaeum Game and 2009 NTRPG Con, and have never been available before except in extremely rare DM copies auctioned or given away at the Gen Con Acaeum dinner or NTRPG Con #1.The adventures will be in small booklet form, limited to one per attendee, with only 50 copies available of each adventure. Tim plans in the future to present these and other specially written adventures in a more traditional format, but for right now this is the ONLY way to get a look at two great old school OD&D adventures in their original form!
Prufrock wrote:I was frightened for a moment as I read the release. I thought my DM copies of both adventures would be devalued. But all is good with the small booklet format. Look forward to getting a copy.Martin
Mars wrote:Any way to get a copy if you aren't an attendee?
lucyjoyce wrote:How does one get in line for one of these books? Just tell me where to stand, and I'm there!
Badmike wrote:The great news will continue. I have so many awesome announcements I can afford to stretch them out.....!I have been contacted by a gentleman named HARLEY STROH about running games at NTRPG Con. These games would be playtests of the new Goodman Games DCC system that created quite a buzz when Joe Goodman himself ran them at Garycon this year. The system is very old school in style and tone. Many of you know that Harley is one of the main architects of the DCC line of adventures, having written most of the best adventures including Iron Crypt of the Heretics and War of the Witch Queen, both turned into 1st Edition adventures. We are very excited to have Harley come to NTRPG Con this year!Mike B.
Prufrock wrote:That's awesome! Mike do you have time slots for him? Looked like most of the time is taken already.Martin
Invincible Overlord wrote:I regret to inform everyone involved that I will have to cancel my appearance (and event) at NTRPGcon.There's quite a bit of BS going on in Springfield (RE: State of Illinois, House Bill 4900) at the moment, involving my job, and if there will still be one, come next month.I'll be canceling a few other trips this summer as well. Gencon will still be a go, but I'll be selling quite a bit more there, and buying a lot less.Sorry guys,Andrewp.s. Cross posted on the NTRPG web site
Invincible Overlord wrote:I regret to inform everyone involved that I will have to cancel my appearance (and event) at NTRPGcon.