goatboy wrote:This is fantastic news! How is this legal under the GSL, TacoJon? (Wonders to self if the modules will be worth more once Goodman Games gets the cease and desist letter from Wizards the second day of the show.)

Well, these adventure modules will be released under the OGL.  IIRC, Goodman Games has until the end of the year to sell through the existing OGL product, in particular the DCCs for 3.5 Edition, under the terms of the GSL.  I think the same terms would apply to the 1E DCC releases as well - that no reprints could be done and that existing stock needs to be sold or disposed of by Dec. 31.  

Of course, I kind of quit paying attention to the GSL development somewhere along the line.  My opinions are based upon a very loose understanding of how the GSL is supposed to work.  

tacojohn

Plaag wrote:Yeah I was the one that bought the 16 copies (or 15) of 1e 12.5, and it all went to those that had PMed me that year.
As for not being able to get them..well its more planning where my money goes right now then someone not able to pick them up. (Course I'll have to see where things stand by the end of August)

ShaneG.

Curse you for being more pro-active than me.

My understanding of the distinction is that Jon's Saga is intended to be an KN promotion, whereas the might get extra copies of the flip book after the con, just like any other DCC. Joseph writing that they will both be available through Noble Knight is good news, but I'm not planning on waiting that long.