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  • First Look at the Reprint

    Submitted by RobBoyle on

    We got a couple samples of the core book reprint in directly from the printer. The book looks fantastic, and the heavier paper stock makes a notable difference in terms of size/weight. Check out these comparison photos below (I took them on my front steps for better light, since my apartment is a cave). The new reprint is on the left (with the Posthuman logo); old printing is on the right (Catalyst logo):



    And here they are stacked, with the new printing on the bottom:

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    Have we mentioned that this version comes with two bookmarks?

  • Eclipse Phase at Dexcon!

    Submitted by kylleran on

    Eclipse Phase GM Paul has let us know that he will be running two Eclipse Phase games at this years' Dexcon in Morristown, NJ. So if you're in the area be sure to swing by and check it out!
    He'll be running Ego Hunter both Friday at 9am and Saturday at 9am.

    If you are running any Eclipse Phase games at a convention let us know and we'll do our best to spread the word!

  • Why the Origins Awards Still Matter

    Submitted by jackgraham on

    Eclipse Phase: Sunward is up for the Origins Award for Best RPG Supplement this weekend at the Origins game fair. We're up against some stiff competition this year. And yet based on some posts I've read in various online gaming communities over the last few years, there are probably people out there asking, "So what?"

    There's a perception that because the Origins game fair has declined in attendance since its heyday, the awards presented there are somehow less momentous than others in the gaming community. And then there's the fact that some important publishers in the industry have skipped submitting their products in recent years.

    I'm not personally obsessed with winning awards. I write because I love doing it. However, for better or worse, awards are a boon to us in terms of keeping the business end going. So here's why I think Origins still matters:

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