Hey gang,

As some of you may or may not have noticed, as of today (and as an additional option) WorldWorksGames has made a strategic alliance with OneBookShelf and has made its entire catalog available at the RPGNow storefront: http://www.rpgnow.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=35 . OBS's has substantial reach, a proven track record for their reliability and have done a lot of work in recent years growing their brand and general market awareness. We hope that by additionally offering our catalog there we will increase our visibility in the larger marketplace.

As with our other catalog partners, this gives customers additional shopping options. As always, we appreciate the "home field" support here at the core WWG storefront but its nice to know that the option is there for users who need it or those that simply miss us while surfing around.

Big thanks to Neal Haggard (for helping with implementation and the mirror site!), Sean Fannon (for negotiating the deal) and to Chuck Childers for the additional technical support. We hope the relationship is long and prosperous for all involved

-WWG

Congratulations on taking this step...RPGNow introduced me to cardstock terrain in general, which led me here after I bought the watchtower and did some googling. I am sure it will bring many more into the WWG family.

It's great to see you back there - I know I will always shop here but it's also great to know that others will find WWG faster now that your back.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Hmmm, exposure is good, though I hope that the differences of opinion between WWG and OBS have been settled to mutual satisfaction. (How was that for circumlocution? )

It appears that The Maiden is missing from your initial releases on RPGNow. I seem to recall giving it a glowing review on your previous shelf on RPGNow. For that matter - will previous purchases of WWG products be remembered? I have backups of all the files, having learned from the last time I had a hard drive failure, but it would be nice to know. I do see that my long ago reviews are still there, at least for Gothic Realms.

The Auld Grump, let's see from RPGNow I got... Gothic Realms, Siege Works, Arena Works, Castle Works (but I don't remember if I got CWU there - if so the review has gone west), Village Works, Dungeon Works, Cave Works, The Maiden of the High Seas (is it here yet? *Click!* Is it here yet? *Click!* Is it here yet? *Click!*....), and Skull Cove....

I belive that is a good move for exposure...from there they can came here and stay !

Hope it goes well !

It was a policy disagreement and at the time it just didn't make sense for us to stay there. We needed the time away to expand to our full potential and evolve the rather unique infrastructure that you see here today. It wasn't an easy decision and we took great risks to go solo (thankfully that worked out for us).

Since that time they've made some good strides in expanding their reach. I believe its progressed to a point now that to ignore this reach would be detrimental. The hope here is that it gets more eyeballs our way and we reaffirm our status within that market.

We'll see how things pan out

The first several WWG sets that I purchased was from RPG.Now

Although I will now only purcahse from the WWG Home store I hope this brings more people to WWG.

May this move bring a flood of new customers upon WWGs!

As the guys have already mentioned, its good to hear that the previous issues are hopefully sorted, and you are definitely right about the increased exposure. Like many, I first saw WWG and purchased my first sets over there.



Hear, hear!!

congrats

Rpgnow was where I first got into WWG products way back in the early days - great to see WWG products back over there!

So good to see you Bob - you been gaming well?


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

On and off, on and off - I have to say it's good to get back into the WWG fold (lol) and see what's been going on, especially since my current workplace has a colour laser that will print on heavy cardstock (oops, did I say that? ).

Of course since I just got back onto the scene it's probably inevitable that I broke my left wrist a week ago Sunday (bad break, needed surgery last Wednesday to put in a steel plate to hold it all together ) which has made working with the large pile of cardboard I've been printing out somewhat difficult! Still, I'm trying to persevere and hey, it's good physio for building up my fine manipulation skills again, right?

Or you just get yourself a Craft Robo....

Sucks about the wrist, sorry to read.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

That's a thought

How are things? From your post count it looks like you've been here the whole time, cool!

Pretty much have - Denny really can't get rid of me.

As for how things are going - ok. Last 24hrs I have picked up the paint brush once more (it has been the better part of a decade since).

Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Hey welcome back Bob R!!! Glad to see you back in these parts. Hope you stick around, we've been working REALLY hard on a few exciting projects.

Good to be here. Denny! You already have a TON of exciting new stuff to look at, let alone anything new lol. However add my voice to the chorus of those waiting for Himmelveil to see the light of day!

Working (as best I can right now!) on setting up the terrain for Something Below which hopefully I'll be able to run on Sunday....if I can get everything done. Ordinarily I wouldn't be too worried, but with my busted wrist issues I'm going to have to do some pushing!

To the scissors! For glory!