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ffuturesThe Osprey Adventures Bundle is a collection of the fact-meets-fiction texts from Osprey Publishing, who usually publish military history treatises. They're "books filled with interesting stories, whether they be factual, fictional, or somewhere in between ... myths and legends, secret histories, folklore, conspiracy theories, cryptozoology, UFOs and aliens that often don’t fit neatly into either category." Many of them were written by well-known RPG designers, and this collection focuses on them.
http://bundleofholding.com/presents/OspreyAdventures
STARTER COLLECTION (US$7.95 - retail value $42)
As usual the way that this works is that the sooner you buy this, the cheaper the bonus collection. They're DRM-free PDFs. There will also be an extra bonus item added as the offer progresses, anyone who pays the bonus rate will get it. The offer runs until Wednesday, September 9th.
Ten percent of each purchase (after gateway fees) goes to Doctors Without Borders.
Usual caveat - The main reason I know about this offer is because I'm on the list to get this stuff free if I want it. In this case I do, there are at least three titles there I want to read, but even if I didn't it seems like a reasonable offer. If I think these are bad deals I'll say so.
http://bundleofholding.com/presents/OspreyAdventures
STARTER COLLECTION (US$7.95 - retail value $42)
- Thor, Viking God of Thunder (Graeme Davis, $14)
- Sinbad the Sailor (Phil Masters, $14)
- Dragonslayers (Joseph A. McCullough, retail $14)
- Orc Warfare (Chris Pramas, $14)
- The Wars of Atlantis (Phil Masters, $14)
- Knights Templar: A Secret History (Graeme Davis, $14)
- Steampunk Soldiers (Philip Smith and Joseph A. McCullough, $20)
As usual the way that this works is that the sooner you buy this, the cheaper the bonus collection. They're DRM-free PDFs. There will also be an extra bonus item added as the offer progresses, anyone who pays the bonus rate will get it. The offer runs until Wednesday, September 9th.
Ten percent of each purchase (after gateway fees) goes to Doctors Without Borders.
Usual caveat - The main reason I know about this offer is because I'm on the list to get this stuff free if I want it. In this case I do, there are at least three titles there I want to read, but even if I didn't it seems like a reasonable offer. If I think these are bad deals I'll say so.
