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Free RPG Day

As mentioned in yesterday's post, I'm working my way through getting the Transylvanian Adventures Introductory Adventure available for download through RPGNow/DriveThruRPG. It's been kinda-sorta-maybe sitting in "Product Approval" now for 24+hours. I don't think it's going to be approved by the time Free RPG Day hits (which would be now).

It's my bad for not anticipating the duration of the product approval process on their end. I've also submitted a support request for some clarification but I would not expect any more information until Monday at the earliest.

So here's the deal-ee-oh, starting at midnight tonight (now for many of you), email me through the blog or PM me (smathis) over on the Goodman Games forums. If you give me an email address, I will send you a promotional coupon to download the Transylvanian Adventures Introductory Adventure for free when it becomes available at RPGNow.

As a bonus, I'll add you to a TATG mailing list -- unless you tell me you don't want to be on a mailing list. I have no idea what I would send to a mailing list and I'm not a hugely promotional type of guy. So whatever I wind up sending (if anything) will be somewhat interesting, no doubt. And likely just a reminder that I'm not dead yet.

This deal is going to last until midnight on Monday, June 17th. After that, no more freebies. The adventure will cost $3.99.

Comments

  1. ravencrowkingJune 15, 2013 at 10:21 AM

    I PMed you! Still waiting for my email!

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  2. SMJune 15, 2013 at 10:49 AM

    Hi Daniel:
    I've gotten all the requests, including yours. I've compiled them all into a list. The coupons for the free adventure won't be sent until after RPGNow activates the product. As soon as it's available, I'll be sending those links out.

    Right now, there is nowhere to send anyone to.

    Sorry for the wait and inconvenience. Hopefully, RPGNow will activate the product soon.

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  3. Josh LJune 18, 2013 at 1:58 PM

    Hello, my friend and I both bought this! Looks awesome. We have a DCC gaming group that would love to help playtest anything or offer any feedback on the product or future products. Keep up the good work

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