So, the first review rolled into RPGnet today and I'm superpleased that it's a 4/4. The text of the review is also overwhelmingly positive. It's a well-written review, others should take note (stares at the usual suspects LOL).

Simon Rogers also posted a nice mini review-let comment on IPR too.

RPGnet review (4/4)
IPR review

Hey, some guy has put a piece of fan art based on the art in the books.

It has this cool thing where you can watch the image being assembled. I've seen Jon Hodgson do those animations before and I think they're very cool.

Following up from my initial sales thread...

OneBookShelf had a problem with their database in August and so they've lost track of the pre-GenCon sales. They've written to customers and publishers about this, but it does mean that I'm waiting to find out how many PDFs they are going to pay me for during August. I'm certain I had 20+ sales by the 11th of August, when I last checked before heading to GenCon. We'll see what the numbers come out at. Since the system was reset it's been doing well on OBS, though.

GenCon was 114 sold and 18 comps handed out (mainly to the Ennies and so on).

3:16 is now at IPR's warehouse and is shipping to anyone that wants to buy a copy. Cost $20.

You can get the bundle of print+PDF for $25.

3:16 Carnage Amongst The Stars will also be available at GenCon Indy from Booths 1940 (Design Matters) and 1939 (IPR).

OK, so 3:16 Carnage Amongst The Stars was launched on 15 July on IPR and OBS as a PDF. On 26 July the book became available to be ordered on IPR.

Numbers are as follows:

OneBookShelf (DriveThruRPG, RPGnow and affiliate sites)
53 PDFs

IPR
36 PDFs
1 Book
4 Book + PDF Bundles

TOTALS
89 PDFs + 4 as part of bundles
1 Book + 4 as part of bundles

Q: I have a question.
A: Read the damn book!

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