Available only from May 4th – May 18th 2012

Starting today, right now, the 2nd Annual Wayne Foundation Charity RPG Pack is on sale! With $235 worth of product and retailing for just $25, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better bargain than this.

Want another reason to get excited? All of the profits raised from the sale of this pack will go directly to The Wayne Foundation – a 501(3)c charitable organization dedicated to ending child prostitution.

This charity pack will get you a huge variety of amazing things! Complete RPG systems, books to supplement your D&D 4e, Pathfinder, Fate, G-core and other games, original character artwork, original short fiction and several full length novels!  You will find months, if not years of entertainment right here, in one convenient, fairly huge .zip file just waiting for you to download it.

If you’d like to help spread the word, you can grab a copy of the word/gdoc press release suitable for cutting/pasting directly into your blogging/website software. Or grab the prettier PDF press release created for us by Kristin Moran! We’d love to hear you spread the word on your sites, Facebook, Twitter, G+ and hell, even MySpace!

To see a complete list of what’s included, click past the break!

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Mark your calendars for this Friday, May 4th! That’s when The Wayne Foundation Charity RPG Pack will be available for sale! With $220 worth of product and retailing for just $25, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better bargain than this.

Want another reason to get excited? All of the profits raised from the sale of this pack will go directly to The Wayne Foundation – a 501(3)c charitable organization dedicated to ending child prostitution.

This charity pack will get you a huge variety of amazing things! Complete RPG systems, books to supplement your D&D 4e, Pathfinder, Fate, G-core and other games, original character artwork, original short fiction and several full length novels!  You will find months, if not years of entertainment right here, in one convenient, fairly huge .zip file just waiting for you to download it.

To see the gigantic list, continue on after the break!

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Mark your calendars for Friday, May 4th. That’s when The Wayne Foundation Charity RPG Pack will be available for sale! We already have over $200 worth of product included, which will sell for $25.  At the moment you’ll be getting 88% off the total cost of everything in the bundle, but it will get better.  We’re still accepting product to include, and will be doing so until April 30th (if you want to help us out and donate something, get in touch) and I fully expect to add more over the next 10 days.

Who’s in so far? Here’s a list of publishers and authors who are taking part as of right now:

There are 43 different products available which cover Dungeons & Dragons 4e, Pathfinder/OGL, G-Core, FATE, ICONS, Traveller, many complete indie RPG games, print and play board games and original works of fiction. It looks like we’ll have some original artwork to include as well and perhaps a few other surprises if I can work them out.

We’ve gotten that fancy new logo you see above, courtesy of Jeremy who’s work you should certainly check out! Interested in seeing what titles are included? Read on!

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Right now, DriveThruRPG is hosting a charity RPG Bundle to benefit the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children! It’s full of kid friendly games (including my own Argyle & Crew) with a retail value of over $140.

You can pick it up right now for $25 with the proceeds going to the NCfMEC.

You can find out more about the NCfMEC at their site.

I’m not sure when this bundle will expire, so if you’re looking for a ton of good, kid friendly titles, grab it now!

 

Here’s what’s included:

  • A Matter of Faith
  • Action Planet
  • Advanced Arcana
  • Adventures in Oz
  • Adventures in Wonderland
  • Argyle & Crew
  • BASH! Ultimate Edition
  • Explore Beta
  • Good Little Children Never Grow Up
  • Hope Prep School
  • Kidworld the RPG
  • Little Fears
  • Super Heroes Unite!
  • Teenagers from Outerspace
  • The Adventure Creation Handbook
  • The Play’s the Thing
  • The PrincessGame
  • The Secret Fire
  • World of Darkness: Innocents

 

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Welcome to Argyle & Crew’s Little Book of Big Ideas! Here you will find eleven scenarios for you and your players to enjoy. Some are geared towards younger children facing new situations such as airports and traveling on a plane. Others are geared towards children who could use a hand facing their fears or learning more about their own emotions. Some are just plain old fun. We hope you’ll enjoy them all!

The Scenarios:

  • Differences – a Soppet’s Guide to Bullying – a scenario for kids aged 5+
  • First Airplane Ride – a scenario for players aged 3+
  • Pet Shop Chaos – a scenario for players aged 3+
  • The Soppets Save Halloween – a scenario for kids aged 4+
  • The Soppets Go to a Birthday Party – A scenario for players aged 4+
  • Body Parts – A scenario for children aged 4+ *The Scared Soppet – A scenario for players aged 4+
  • Darn the Torpedoes – A Guide to Naval Combat with Paper Ships – a scenario for players 9+
  • Scavenge! A Convention Game – a scenario for players aged 6+
  • A Guide to Visiting Fictitious Lands in Real Life – a scenario for players aged 4+
  • Fruits & Vegetables of Gigantic Size – a scenario for children aged 4+

It retails for $1.99 for the PDF, and once the print version is available, that will be $7.50.

Argyle & Crew’s Little Book of Big Ideas contains scenarios for use with Argyle & Crew.

About Argyle & Crew
The land of Skcos is inhabited by all manner of things, but primarily its inhabitants belong to a race of ever changing, always interesting creatures called Soppets. Soppets are a magical breed of intelligent, funny, thrill seeking socks.

Yes, you read that correctly, Socks.

Argyle & Crew is a free wheeling system powered by imagination. Rather than a character sheet like a traditional RPG, your character and it’s attributes are all based on a sock puppet, or in Skcos lingo, a Soppet. Each Soppet has several unique qualities which allow it to do extraordinary things!

This is a Creative Commons licensed title.

Be sure to check out all of the free Argyle & Crew scenarios available for download!

 

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Expect this early next week!

11 Scenarios for Argyle & Crew! This will be available as a PDF for $1.99 with a softcover option in the next few weeks. 25% of all proceeds raised by the sale of this book will go to The Wayne Foundation.

Look for this on Monday!

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If you’re a publisher, author or artist and would like to contribute something, please get in touch with me! Games, short stories, ebooks, artwork – all are welcome!

Last fall, just as October was kicking into gear, a bunch of us indie RPG writers and publishers concluded a two week run of the Wayne Foundation Charity pack.  This year we’re doing it again and we already have some fantastic products to offer!  In no particular order, the following amazing publishers and authors have now contributed!

This does not include those who’s contributions haven’t arrived yet. There’s still more amazing things to come!

The Wayne Foundation

Last year we raised over $1800 for the Wayne Foundation. I’d like to do this again, and see if we can up this to $2500 or more.

If you’re someone in the industry, indie or not, and have a product available as a PDF that you’d like included in the bundle, please get in touch with me! I’m planning on running this second bundle from May 4th through May 18th.

I’d like to sell this bundle for $20 at DriveThruRPG with at least $100 worth of product in it. That said, here’s what I’ll take to include in the bundle.

  • RPG products (systems, adventures, add-ons, etc)
  • Print and Play board games
  • War Games rules
  • Art
  • Anything designed exclusively for this package.
  • Software
  • Fiction/non-fiction -if it could be at DriveThruFiction or DriveThruComics, I’m interested.

Please feel free to include your free products too!

You can get in touch with me here!

Thanks, and feel free to spread the word!

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Last fall, just as October was kicking into gear, a bunch of us indie RPG writers and publishers concluded a two week run of the Wayne Foundation Charity pack.

We raised over $1800 for the Wayne Foundation. I’d like to do this again, and see if we can up this to $2500 or more.

If you’re someone in the industry, indie or not, and have a product available as a PDF that you’d like included in the bundle, please get in touch with me! I’m planning on running this second bundle from May 4th through May 18th.

I’d like to sell this bundle for $20 at DriveThruRPG with at least $100 worth of product in it. That said, here’s what I’ll take to include in the bundle.

  • RPG products (systems, adventures, add-ons, etc)
  • Print and Play board games
  • War Games rules
  • Art
  • Anything designed exclusively for this package.
  • Software
  • Fiction/non-fiction -if it could be at DriveThruFiction or DriveThruComics, I’m interested.

Please feel free to include your free products too!

You can get in touch with me here!

Thanks, and feel free to spread the word!

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A few days ago I was sitting around doing nothing remotely connected to gaming, when the “Spring into Gaming Sale” words popped into my head unbidden.

I really like the way that rolls of the tongue, somewhere between a fancy store event and an infomercial. So, here it is!  For the next two days you can get Argyle & Crew for a significantly reduced price, all because words attack my brain when I’m not looking! Click on the links below to add Argyle & Crew directly to your cart at DriveThruRPG.

Argyle & Crew Softcover Print and PDF – normally $9.00 now for $6.00.

Argyle & Crew PDF only – normally $2.99, now $1.25.

This sale ends at midnight (EST), March 28th.

Argyle & Crew is a free wheeling system powered by imagination. Rather than a character sheet like a traditional RPG, your character and it’s attributes are all based on a sock puppet, or in Skcos lingo, a Soppet.  Each Soppet has several unique qualities which allow it to do extraordinary things!

Argyle & Crew is great game for children as young as 4 years old.  Short scenarios and active participation keep things lively!  Useful as a learning tool not just for gaming, but for life lessons, Argyle & Crew can easily be used in a classroom setting.  Professionals working on counseling children can find this game equally useful for indirectly or directly exploring past experiences and future anxieties. Use the additional rules for older children or adults and expand the game from a fun, play driven activity to a fully developed RPG, using the One-Shot RPG system.

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Total Confusion bills itself as “New England’s largest gaming convention”. I’m here to tell you that they don’t lie, in fact, they’re keeping the truth under wraps. They’re not just the largest, they’re the best.

I was lucky enough to attend my third TotalCon just a few weeks ago. I was in attendance at TotalCon 1 as a gangly teenager with a few dice and a mechanical pencil. Last year I was invited as an industry guest to TotalCon 25, a role I repeated again this year. It’s by far my favorite convention to attend and I would highly recommend it if you’re anywhere in the area. Now let me tell you what happened during the con, including some tidbits from behind the scenes and some thoughts on just why this is the most fun gaming I have all year.

The largest?

It’s a fact – Total Confusion is the largest gaming convention in New England. That is, it’s not a fan convention, it’s not a mix of computer and table top games, it’s not dedicated to any one table top system. It’s simply four days of pure gaming goodness. In 2010, there were (counting by badge) 600 attendees.  In 2011, 800.  This year, TotalCon broke 1000 attendees, all there with the sole purpose of gaming, gaming, gaming.

From Thursday to Sunday you can get your fill of board games, RPGs, wargames and just about anything else you’d like in the tabletop arena. It’s all contained within one hotel (the Holiday Inn at Mansfield, MA) which means you’ve got everything you need under one roof.

Shamelessly stolen from TotalCon's facebook page

I love this about TotalCon. PAX East has it’s moments, as I’m entirely sure other extremely large conventions do. At TotalCon you have enough people to ensure that there’s always an open game or a pickup game happening when you need it. Enough to keep everything busy and exciting and new. Yet you have  a chance to run into people throughout the weekend and say hello. After a day or two nearly everyone is a familiar face. This is a friendly place where everyone is in attendance for exactly the same reason and that lends a distinct, pleasant atmosphere to the con you don’t get at the bigger gatherings.

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