Thread: Clockwork & Chivalry

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Originally Posted by doomedpc

What is this steam that you speak of - some devilish trickery or tricky devilishness? The only Righteous steam is that which rises from the furnaces as Godly cogs are struck!!!
You're not an Alchemist are you?

Amazon.ca heretics - blast their eyes - have you tried contacting the good folks at Cubicle 7? Seriously, if it's pre-orders then it's not good enough - the first book has been out for a while now and The Alchemist's Wife hit stores at the start of September. Thou Shalt Not Suffer has been printed (our advance copies arrived at C7 offices today), so while it will still be a while till it gets to shops, it shouldn't be too long until pre-orders go out.

If the problem persists let me know and I will try and find out more

Well I pre-ordered the first two books July 26 and currently amazon.ca says it hasn't been released yet:

http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/1907204903/

I looked on amazon.com and it is available there. I wonder if it is a pricing issue. My pre-order was $22 (including free shipping) on amazon.ca, and amazon.com has it currently listed at $34.99 + shipping. It is obviously a good deal so that is why I like to order using amazon.ca.

On my preorder of RQ2: Races of Glorantha they told me they couldn't get it a few months later and cancelled my order

I looked on amazon.com and it is available there. I wonder if it is a pricing issue. My pre-order was $22 (including free shipping) on amazon.ca, and amazon.com has it currently listed at $34.99 + shipping. It is obviously a good deal so that is why I like to order using amazon.ca.

On my preorder of RQ2: Races of Glorantha they told me they couldn't get it a few months later and cancelled my order

I'm sorry to hear that. Yes - I guess it is a pricing issue. The Corebook is priced at rrp $34.99 and the available supplements at $24.99. I am having a similar difficulty with the latest Warhammer 4th ed supplement which I ordered from Amazon.uk. Got a note today to say out of stock, but I am guessing it is just not available at the price they quoted. It is annoying if they underquote then can't provide the stock.
As a game designer with a serious game buying habit I understand it isn't an easy time to feed the cravings - I hope Amazon.ca do the right thing.

all the best

Thou Shalt Not Suffer, Volume II of the Kingdom & Commonwealth Campaign, is now available from Cakebread & Walton and Cubicle 7, and will be appearing in shops in the coming weeks.

http://www.clockworkandchivalry.co.u...lt-not-suffer/

Long Live the Mainspring!

Hi Folks,

The first, and very extensive, review of The Alchemist's Wife, the first volume of the Kingdom and Commonwealth campaign is out! 10/10

http://roleplayerschronicle.com/?p=1071

Long Live The Mainspring!

Nice!

Do you have any plans for a GM screen?

SGL.

Originally Posted by Trifletraxor

Nice!

Do you have any plans for a GM screen?

SGL.

Thanks!

GM Screen - Well, at present we have a license to use MRQII, but not reproduce the ruleset. I am pretty sure we could negotiate to get permissions for a GM screen but I guess it will depend on demand. I for one would certainly like to produce a screen.

Long Live The Mainspring!

Our latest supplement for Clockwork & Chivalry, Thou Shalt Not Suffer, is now available as a PDF. The second volume of the Kingdom & Commonwealth campaign, it can also be played as a standalone adventure, and contains extensive background information on Cornwall, as well as two new Professions, a new Faction and new rules and spells for Witchcraft.

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/produc...acturers_id=54

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I did a podcast with the lovely Byron and Liz from Rho Pi Gamma. For anyone wanting to hear me talking gaming, chatting about cheese and spouting other nonsense, the podcast can be accessed here -

http://rhopigamma.wordpress.com/

Long Live the Mainspring!

We have just had the second volume of the Kingdom and Commonwealth Campaign, Thou Shalt Not Suffer, reviewed here -

http://roleplayerschronicle.com/?p=1316

None too shabby

Long Live the Mainspring!