20% off RPGs on LULU.com in April 2013

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I've just tested this code and it doesn't work in the UK/GB Lulu site - but it's fine for the US store (my advertisers' account mainly provides me with US site codes).

Here's a sample of some of my favourite old school style games /RPG-clones available from Lulu.com:
Swords & Wizardry WhiteBox Rules- the spirit of OD&D is alive and well in this fast play simple, complete system.  Basic Fantasy RPG (B/X clone with rule-fixes) and test your expert play with Monkey Isle.  Mix up a little Labyrinth Lord with Gamma World by playing Mutant Future and boost the mutated monster hoard with Tim Snyder's Deviant Database.  If you like mutants and the older gaming style why not purchase (the slightly tweaked text) of TSR's 1976 game Metamorphosis Alpha?  Again, I simply must recommend the pocket-sized fast-play sci-fi pulp classic: Tales of the Space Princess (which I haven't played yet, but one day, one day!).

Edit:
Slick black and white hand drawn dungeon maps: Dyson's Delves. !

I loves print-on-demand rulebooks.  It's the future, don't ya know? ;)

Army of Darkness RPG for $10

242 glossy PDF pages of the bizarre and entertaining...



Reduced from $40 (possibly the actual dead-tree book price) to $10, this a good-value good looking all-in-one game.

Army of Darkness Roleplaying Game - Unisystem - Eden Studios
$10 on DTRPG.

(Product page on Eden Studios site)

Utterly mental.

Merry Tabletop Gaming Day on March 30th!

Felicia Day wants to know what you're doing for #TableTopDay. ... watch our livestream on March 30th, 2013: http://www.geekandsundry.com/view/tabletopday-live-stream-from-geek-sundry/

Go http://www.tabletopday.com to find events near you, sign up, and stay tuned for awesome news and downloads.

Share using #TableTopDay.

DriveThru is also celebrating Tabletop Gaming Day in their own download-some-goodies-for-pennies way. There's a few special offers on a variety of cool games and you simply must look at the free bundle.

I don't have a game planned, but I'm torn between assembling Star Wars Lego Battle of Hoth, trying to invent a game which uses hand drawn geomorphs, perhaps a sneaky solo game of Warhammer Quest or maybe finally pressing out the Pathfinder card figures and having a play about with the Pathfinder Beginner Set ... which can be tabletoppy and board-gamey in a solitaire way. (Why didn't ever buy a copy of Chainsaw Warrior?)

Damn, I need a regular local gaming group!

Many Happy Tabletops!