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Very nice to see Sepulcher right up there in to top 10 on RPGnow....#4 as I write this! Paul, if you're reading these comments, I hope you are very pleased!

And a mini-review on Tenkar's Tavern.

http://www.tenkarstavern.com/2012/08/mi ... n-god.html

Wow. I go on vacation and become a star! ... joking.

Thank you all for the support so far. This was my first published RPG work, and I really enjoyed working with the team to bring it to fruition.

Pesky wrote:

Raven_Crowking wrote:Hey, there. I just noticed AL2: Sepulcher of the Mountain God (by Paul Wolfe), up at RPGNow (http://www.rpgnow.com/product/104748/AL ... =FrontPage). This is a fun first level DCC adventure, that I have playtested and enjoyed. And, at $3.25, you really cannot go wrong!

Cool, picked it up today and looking forward to running the troops through it.

Pesky: Let me know how it goes. I'm always looking for feedback to improve the writing process.

ragboy wrote: Pesky: Let me know how it goes. I'm always looking for feedback to improve the writing process.

Will do. It may take a little while because the PCs have a few hurdles to surpass before they get to the point where I'm going to drop that in. I'll be sure to let you know how they fare.

Congrats Ragboy on getting your first work out there!

Just picked this up today. Now for some reading!

Thank you for your support.

No problem RC is a good guy. That was my selling point and it looks like I picked two winning modules between you two.

beshawn wrote:

Mark_Gedak wrote:When we get to the larger ones there will likely be Print on Demand (POD) options available. Our first few are two short for that kind of option although once the second release comes out I'm going to look at combining the first two or first three as a POD product.

I'm definitely hoping a print version comes along. Combining a few modules sounds like a good plan.

Now that we have 3 modules, is the Print On Demand option available? *nudge* *nudge* *wink* *wink* Digest form would be great.

The third module is available in Print on Demand right now.

I ran Bone Hoard of the Dancing Horror for my group a few weeks back & they really enjoyed it. In fact, their characters now live in the Lair of Dellspero & they call themselves "The Dellsper-ados".

The rockfalls have been cleared, sturdy front doors have been placed at the entrance & the group's Halfling is cooking up a storm in the kitchen (aka room #8). 2 Neutral monks of Amun Tor have set up camp in the Chapel of Melancholia & are planning on using divine intervention to cleanse it & rededicate it to Amun Tor. 2 Dwarven brothers & 2 human fighters share Dellspero's bedroom & the crypt is now a combat training room/armoury. The weird barnacle & glowing blue rift are still in situ. My group hope to sell 5 bottles of "Blue Wonder" for 100gp a bottle to Algric Blackspider (from Crawl #3) next week. They'll make a tidy profit if they survive the negotiations.

That does my heart good to hear.

We currently have our next Adventure Locale adventure in playtest. It things do well, it could come out before the end of January.

- Mark Gedak, Purple Duck Games.

Mark_Gedak wrote:The third module is available in Print on Demand right now.

Have a link? Is there a bundle deal?
Thanks!

Well if you are looking for a bundle deal on all three of the AL line I made one for the Rpgblog's advent sale but no one snapped it up. Its here and I will leave it up to January 1st.

The print/pdf version of AL 3 is available here.

VERY cool thank you! I snapped AL3 a few days ago and loved it. Picking up the bundle was a no-brainer