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Draft is done.

Working on proofreading and getting the Gamma out to the Gamma crew.

Layout should start early next week.

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  1. Will the books be available through local gamestores? I want to get ahold of them but, if possible, I prefer to support local businesses.

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    1. Sorry for the delayed response. The books will be available via Print-on-Demand through RPGNow/DriveThruRPG. I don't have any distribution deals or anything.

      Some game stores carry inventory from POD sources. But not many of them.

      I'd wager that it's unlikely to see shelfspace.

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  2. Any chance of the books being available on POD from Lulu.com too? RPGNow charges too much for shipping to Brazil. :(

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    1. I hadn't considered doing POD from Lulu. I'll explore that option for sure.

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