Project Nemesis is a fan driven website for games that use the One-Roll Engine (like Nemesis, Wild Talents, Reign and Monsters) or Chaosium's Basic Roleplay System (BRP) (like Call of Cthulhu) and the Delta Green setting.
Looks like the entire print run of Delta Green d20 has arrived in
Seattle and will be clearing customs this week. Any Call of Cthulhu players
who'd like to get a free copy of the book can turn up and help unload the
134 cases (weighing in at 66 pounds apiece) off the back of the truck and
restack them in my basement.
Yes, that's right. The warehouse is my
basement. You try and find cheaper!
If you are healthy enough to carry a
66 pound case of books 30-40 feet, at least 20 times, please feel free to
volunteer to help shift this print run.
Volunteers get a free DGd20,
signed by yours truly, plus we provide the water and soft-drinks.
I
don't have a day yet, but if you send me email with your phone number, I will let you know as soon as I know.
A. Scott Glancy, President
TCCorp, dba Pagan Publishing
Stack them on top of something, you really, really, really don't want your basement flooded. Seattle is famous for rain, right? Sturdy bookshelves, tables, international shipping palls, even two planks on the floor will help if you just get one-two cm of water.
Greg Stolze
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True dat
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67.173.10.69
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2007-04-17 13:20:40
I got less than an inch, and Aurora ISN'T famous for wet. It can happen to you...
-G.
John Larkin
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12.34.246.38
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2007-04-17 17:27:35
It's funny, but Seattle is famous for the amount of precipitation they get, and yet in Bloomington, IL where I live, we actually have a higher yearly amount.
And no, I'm not flying 2,000 miles for a free copy of a book (no matter how much I might want to...).
If you lived within driving distance, however...
Mattias ֳtklint
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The thing is, of course...
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193.183.126.25
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2007-04-19 08:23:37
...that Bloomington isn't famous for anything. At all.
John Larkin
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71.113.200.57
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2007-04-20 01:32:43
Well, it is the Corporate Headquarters for State Farm insurance.
