Living up to my word

When we ran The Eighth Sea at GenCon we promised that one or two people from every session would be sent out a copy of the rules as a prize for their participation and interaction.

Earlier this week I recieved my box of books from Lulu.com and the prizes are now in the process of actually being sent out to the players.

I'm getting back a few good feedback emails, hopefully that word of mouth for the game will start to spread and it will develop further over the next few months.

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Andrew Smith said…
Woohoo! I know I didn't win one, but still... woohoo!
Tuesday, 16 September, 2008
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