Hello again, I've just hit the button to send out your PDFs except for the GMs Companion and the Electric Witch Pouch - we're still working on those, but naturally we'll send them to you just as soon as they're ready to go!
Hopefully everything has been set up correctly to deliver you DrivethruRPG PDF codes - this is my preferred option, since you can get any and all future updates to those titles.
For example, we just updated the Maskwitches core book PDF, because thanks to your support here, we've been able to order an offset print run of the book! This is a significant upgrade on the previous hardcovers: they will all have sewn bindings, and an additional couple of art spreads to bring the page count up to 176 pages. The PDF now includes those pages.
We're awaiting delivery of that print run right now - we commissioned it as soon as the funds arrived with us, and we've printed it in the UK, and it should be with us in less than 2 weeks, allowing us to keep on schedule.
We're also still to print the GM's Companion, but that will also be printed in the UK, at a printer we use all the time, with a very fast turnaround.
We have been taking delivery of all the other books we needed to restock over the last couple of weeks, so we now have stacks and stacks of Ice Caves, Meat Spoilers et al ready to go.
So it's all happening.
The GM's Companion is about to enter editing, so that's all happening on schedule too. Nice.
Here are some new images I've been making - not sure if these will go in or not, but you can never have too many. I am procrastinating on making the final selections, because as usual I've shot hundreds of images, and we "only" need about 60. Maybe more if we do some split pages.
I've been getting heavily into vintage Soviet camera lenses lately, so I've been making good use of those. I'm also adding "camera lenses" to the layers of language of the project, which already uses puppets, and masks to talk about characters in roleplaying games. The way we look at those things through different lenses seems like a worthwhile thing for me to think about.
Enjoy the photos, and enjoy your PDFs - mea culpa that it took as long as it did for me to figure out how to send them to you!
