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Not sure why we're seeing so many of these, but here's another RPG bundle, this time for Kenzer's Aces and Eights RPG, an alternate world Old West setting. This was previously offered in 2015 and has a new core book - anyone who previously bought this bundle will get that free of charge.
( Aces and Eights )
Last time I said: "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'm not very interested, but I think it's a reasonable deal. If I think these are bad deals I'll say so." I think that's still more or less the case - I'm not really interested in running a wild west campaign, but it does seem to be a good deal, and for once we're seeing an alternate history rather than a setting for fantasy / horror, which seems to be the default for most recent Wild West RPGs
One thing possibly worth mentioning - the link for transparency material above repeatedly stresses inkjet printers. Those of you with lasers may not know that laser transparency film is also available, and usually works reasonably well, though colours are usually less vivid than inkjet. But DON'T try laser printing onto inkjet transparencies, the odds are high that you'll ruin your printer!
( Aces and Eights )
Last time I said: "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'm not very interested, but I think it's a reasonable deal. If I think these are bad deals I'll say so." I think that's still more or less the case - I'm not really interested in running a wild west campaign, but it does seem to be a good deal, and for once we're seeing an alternate history rather than a setting for fantasy / horror, which seems to be the default for most recent Wild West RPGs
One thing possibly worth mentioning - the link for transparency material above repeatedly stresses inkjet printers. Those of you with lasers may not know that laser transparency film is also available, and usually works reasonably well, though colours are usually less vivid than inkjet. But DON'T try laser printing onto inkjet transparencies, the odds are high that you'll ruin your printer!
