vosarnath wrote in LotFP:I missed out on a print copy of Dungeon of the Unknown - all the Dragonmeet copies had gone before I got there. But I do have a spare copy of Adventure #10. Would anyone like to trade?

Just to make sure i understood: at the con,  all of the OOP stuff sold out or only Dungeon of the Unknown?

Thanks and ciaoo

Unless someone got lucky and grabbed extras at Dragonmeet I doubt anyone has doubles of the new stuff since you had to back the kickstarter at a specific level to get all 4.  I am glad that I did that at the time so I have a copy of them, but I can't see most people willing to part with them.

If you all do need other lotfp stuff put up what you are looking for.  This is the one publisher I have been able to get at least 1 of everything they have ever put out with the exception of the monster cards from the BTAM crowdfunding campaign.  I have extras of some of the rarer stuff from buying lots to make that happen.

Sorry for being slow to come back to this thread.

Yes, all the OOP* stuff sold out at Dragonmeet. I don't know whether Jim kept any back - he tends to be a bit evasive about that kind of thing! DotU had gone by the time I arrived (an hour or so after the start), but Gingerbread Princess and Adventure #10 were still there. I picked up a copy of GP and the last copy of A10 even though I had already got it, in the forlorn hope that someone might want it and be willing to trade for DotU. When I asked Jim about DotU he suggested I look at the secondary market.

There were also print copies of Pale Lady and The Squid, the Cabal, and the Old Man. And pretty much everything else available on the LotFP website.

*Edit: hadn't appreciated that PL and SCOM fall into this category. I don't know whether they sold out, but there weren't many of them so I'd be surprised if they didn't.

Pre-orders are currently open (until Jan 28th) for the Free RPG day module Vaginas are magic

lotfp.com/store/index.php?route=product ... uct_id=234

48 page b/w A5-sized hardcover
Writing by James Edward Raggi IV
Art by Rosi Kämpe
Photography by Eliza Rask
Graphic Design by Jez Gordon
Props by Dean Clayton
Title Logo by Christopher Horst
Editing by Sesh Nefer Uy Phuy Ky

Read Carefully!

This is a pre-order/sponsorship for LotFP's 2017 Free RPG Day book. Pre-order ends January 28 11:59am Finland time!
Economy Shipping is included in the price... however, because we're not charging separately for shipping the system won't ask for a shipping address. Please write the shipping address in the order comments if it is different than your billing address, and you will need to specifically contact me if this changes before the book ships. The system does not notify me automatically if you change your account information.

The Signed edition, available exclusively here, will have a bookmark ribbon, and will be signed by writer James Edward Raggi IV, artist Rosi Kämpe, and the cover model Riina Himanen.

This book will be mailed Economy Class the week of June 12, 2017. They very likely will not arrive to your door in time for Free RPG Day. Not a lot I can do about that; there is no way to get an accurate prediction of how long deliveries take with Economy shipping, and books arriving before the day is a big no-no according to Free RPG Day rules. Pay-What-You-Want PDFs will be made available July 1. This book will be available from participating game stores for Free RPG Day. By buying this, you are helping subsidize free books for thousands of people around the world.

While we will have some extras to deal with lost or damaged copies, there won't be many, and they'll be disposed of locally after all sponsors get their copies.
Sponsors will be listed in the book. We will assume the name on the billing address of the order is what you want listed. If you want a different name, or if you don't want to be listed at all, leave a comment at the end of the order. Those ordering more than one copy will have their names highlighted, unless we are told not to do this. Of course, we hope hundreds of people will be on that one page so it's going to be pretty cramped. Because this is a pre-order and PDFs will not be immediately available, if you have the option of doing a bank transfer, please do that instead of using Paypal. That will save us over a euro per order.

What is Vaginas are Magic! ?

First the promo text:

FEMININE ANTI-COSMIC NIHILIST MAGIC OF DEATH

You have been lied to all your life. You've been told that magic is meant to be in the hands of old bearded men of kindly paternal disposition, protecting the status quo. You've been told about young men destined for greatness and learning to command power that is rightfully theirs. When women are shown to possess magical power, they are scantily clad Enchantresses, housewives duped by the devil, feeble old crones who hate the young, or precocious young girls eager to prove themselves to the boys.

Stories all constructed to comfort and pacify you. To give you heroes and role-models to rely on, to give you villains than you can sneer at and be confident of their defeat. They make you feel so safe.

But you are not safe.

Upon the solar winds ride the cosmic keys to our creation and times, received by women with but one desire: tear reality asunder. Now they have the means. They have always had the will. Existence is over.

Vaginas are Magic! is a book of blasphemous, dangerous magic featuring spells that only women characters can cast. It also includes a new magic system for use with Lamentations of the Flame Princess and all other traditional class-and-level tabletop role-playing games.

And then more information:

This is a book of 20 longform spells, a new magic system (a refinement of the one that appeared in the playtest document sent out to some customers last year), and a short essay about magic. Each spell has its description, a half dozen effects if the spell is improperly cast, and a full page illustration accompanying it. Yes, that's 20 pages of art.

Spells are each named after a metal song. Of the twenty spells, three have sexual content, and three of the twenty illustrations (one previewed on this page) could be considered explicit in that way. The title, cover, and promo text are the LotFP smartass fun promo sort of thing, but the jokes end when you open the book*. Straight up weird horror magic.

The book is done: All writing is complete. All art is complete. Editing is complete. Layout is 95% complete, we're still messing with stuff and dressing it up but we could go to press tomorrow if we had to.

* OK OK, it's a 48 page book, of course we make a couple bad jokes. We're all supposed to enjoy these things, the doing and the using, yes?

In his email newsletter he mentioned that he had to arrange some special things. He was asked to add a coversheet (and thus also SW) in order to cover the illustration and title if I'm not mistaking. The Free RPG day people asked for that as a number of gaming stores had refused to carry last year's release  

Merci!

I see what you mean about shipping. Wow. I thought there might be a discount with multiple copies but nope.  

Howdy all, is there any fellow attending the upcoming Dragonsmeet?  I'd like to ask to check if there is any of my wanted items available at the con...

Thanks and ciaoo

Limited LotFP item, for sale today only, per the email I received today (copied below).  The link didn't work for me but the book is at the bottom of their web-store page.  

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It's April 1 in Finland now, and LotFP is proud to finally make Kelvin Green's Fish Fuckers available to you! The perfect book to release on April Fools Day! In fact, we've been planning it all year.


Fish Fuckers (Print + PDF)


This is available for 24 hours only. Once midnight hits to begin April 2 in Finland, we will withdraw the book from sale. We'll sell whatever copies are left after that at conventions that will allow it... Probably not in the US or UK.


This is a limited edition of 500 copies, plus print overruns, so don't delay if you're interested. If you're not interested, we've got more seriously titled stuff coming soon.

My copy on the back cover says copyright 2009, but nothing about being a 1st print and it does not mention "For Lamentations of the Flame Princess" but lotfp is mentioned. Labyrinth Lord is referenced in the fine print on page 1, along with once again, the 2009 copyright date.

I got my copy from Noble Knight, they claimed it was a 1st printing, but that is no guarantee of correct info.