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I now have products available through RPGNow through two distinct stores.

Avalon Games has put up it's first piece of work by me...How to Make a Great Dungeon. Hopefully there will be a few more of those going up on a monthly basis.


And more importantly (to me anyway), Vulpinoid Studios has established a web store on RPGNow.
In the first 12-hours, I've sold 4 copies of the Eighth Sea pdf. Sure it's only $1 for the pdf, but that's more copies than I've managed to sell in the last few months. I hope there will be some feedback on the game from at least someone who has purchased it.
The new version will hopefully be made available before the end of the year...like all those other projects I'm working on.

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