The Underdark Gazette has seen a bunch of Wizards of the Coast books appearing on Lulu. Apart from some 4E books, there's also Lords of Madness miniatures. Wait, what? Being naturally cynical, I went to go have a look and corroborate this with Wizards and Ingram Book Group who were also mentioned. Neither site refers to it. In addition there are other books appearing. Books from Mongoose Publishing for example. Or are they?
Companies like Green Ronin and White Wolf are using Lulu to publish and distribute books. Clearly the examples I've mentioned in the previous paragraph are not doing so. Doubtless there's going to be another backlash against using established technologies. If you're a tabletop RPG company and you're not using Lulu, it may be worth checking to see if someone is.
KZ9G7HB476BH
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Greatest Hits
-
This month's RPG Blog Carnival about garbage and sewers (hosted by 6d6 RPG ) drew me in. After all, if I can write about this, then ... -
Positioned at the edge of the first piazza after the market gate, The Lance And Board is a well-maintained stone gatehouse bought as the cit...
-
Metric: Pieces. Whether of eight, of mind or meeses depends on the game. DISCLAIMER: Review based on PDF copy provided by Open Design. ... -
A play by Jose Zorilla performed in Spain on All Saint's Day for over 100 years, the story provides buckets of inspiration, be it the n... -
A trio of sites that help get ideas together. What happens next? That's down to you. Springpad - This intuitive notepad app has hi...
No comments:
Post a Comment