And another bundle - Dicegeeks

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Another RPG offer, random tables and other material for fantasy campaigns from Dicegeeks:

https://bundleofholding.com/quick/RandomTables

This offer launched Wednesday, April 27, and runs through 11PM Eastern US time (GMT -4) Wednesday, May 4. 

This dicegeeks Random Tables Quick Deal presents the Platinum-selling Great Book of Random Tables and other dicegeeks ebooks of tables, towns, and dungeons suitable for any FRPG.

Longtime gamemaster Matt Davids runs a podcast (supported by a Patreon campaign), posts interviews with RPG creators, maintains a reference list of RPG System Reference Documents, and designed a post-apocalyptic game, Anarchy, based on the OpenD6 System. For several years Matt has busily populated entire books of percentile tables designed to spark creative ideas and help desperate gamemasters whose players suddenly decide to investigate some random name dropped in passing. Some of Matt's books build inventively on tools like Watabou's Medieval Fantasy City Generator and the designs of king-hell dungeon mapper Dyson Logos. This Quick Deal gathers many of Matt's bestselling collections, including the recent 174-page compilation The Great Book of Random Tables.

We provide each title complete in .PDF. Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices. (By publisher request, the DriveThruRPG versions of these files are inobtrusively watermarked.)

The total retail value of the titles in this Quick Deal is US$50. Customers who pay just US$9.95 get all eight titles in our Geek Collection (retail value $50) as DRM-free ebooks, including the complete Great Book of Random Tables (retail price $15), 51 Dungeons (retail $5), Dungeons for the Master 1 (retail $6) and 2 (retail $5), Fantasy Towns (retail $10), and all three volumes of the Quests series (retail $3 each): Quests 1, Quests 2, and Quests 3.

At a quick look this is nicely presented but isn't something I need at all. But if I was running fantasy campaigns I'd be very interested, and the price is VERY low for seven RPG supplements, so I'm pretty sure some readers will find it useful.