Rats in the Walls

[Ghul]

Available now for purchase at the AS&SH Online Store!

I have a limited quantity of the Signed & Numbered Gary Con VI Edition of Rats in the Walls, a mini-adventure, originally presented in Knockspell Magazine #4. After this limited run sells through, I will begin selling a standard version. This title is also available in PDF format at RPGNow.

In the City-State of Khromarium, a dockside tavern called the Silvery Eel is plagued by rats of a most unusual breed. These abominable rodents have ruined the tavern keeper’s business and his life. The man is desperate, and he offers a substantial reward for the elimination of his horrific problem.



Author: Jeffrey Talanian
Art: Ian Baggley
Editing: David Prata
Cartography: Andreas Claren

Rules: For use with Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea and other traditional fantasy role-playing games, including modern simulacra or “retro-clone” games.
Product Type: Adventure Module
Product Format: 12-page, 7 x 8.5-inch, black & white saddle-stitched booklet with cardstock cover; map printed in booklet.
Product Code: NWA104
Product Price: $10.00

[discuit]

Just bought the PDF on rpgnow and just had to say....... it's d**n awesome! Great value too!

[machpants]

It seems the shipping to New Zealand is $36, not quite worth it sadly. I don't suppose you could send this (and the 2 other modules) using media mail? That should be more like 12$ I guess?

[Ghul]

May 17, 2014 18:27:25 GMT -6 machpants said:

It seems the shipping to New Zealand is $36, not quite worth it sadly. I don't suppose you could send this (and the 2 other modules) using media mail? That should be more like 12$ I guess?

Hi machpants, I'm sorry, but to my knowledge this form of international shipping no longer exists. There is the m-bag option for bulk books, and the starting price, as far as I know, is $35+.

That being said, the weight of just the three modules might be less than $36. Typically, I will issue a partial refund if the customer pays significantly more than what it actually costs me at the post office.

Sorry!

Cheers,
Jeff T.

[machpants]

No problems, I just get stuff from Paizo and they can send a module or two in an A4/letter sized brown card envelope for 12. Not sure if it is media mail but it is reasonable.

[Ghul]

Do you know what service they are using to ship, and where their point of origin is? (Meaning, do they have distribution from the UK or Australia to NZ?) I'm curious to know. I'm always looking for easier and cheaper methods, but I prefer a shorter handling time (less chance for loss and damages). Most of my international shipments are sent via USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate International.