Now Available: God’s Own Country and Fiction Wave 4

Now available in PDF and print: Dark Eras: God’s Own Country, a Dark Era for Geist: The Sin-Eaters.

World War II is over and a new age of technology is coming, but a hidden storm threatens to overwhelm both the Maori and the European New Zealanders, flooding the world with the restless dead. The Bound are the last line of defense between a spirit-world gone mad and a sleepy island nation concerned with the advent of rock and roll and mourning their lost soldiers.

Unless I miss my guess, this is the final chapter from Chronicles of Darkness: Dark Eras to be released as a standalone product. Thank you to all of our Dark Eras Kickstarter backers who helped make this possible!

Fiction Wave 4

Our next wave of fiction releases is now live on Amazon’s Kindle store and B&N’s Nook store:

  • Scarred Lands: Death in the Walled Warren (Amazon/B&N)
  • V20 Dark Ages: Cainite Conspiracies (Amazon/B&N)
  • Chronicles of Darkness: Strangeness in the Proportion (Amazon/B&N)
  • Vampire: The Requiem: Silent Knife (Amazon/B&N)
  • Mummy: The Curse: Dawn of Heresies (Amazon/B&N)

Storytellers Spotlight

The following community-created Vampire: The Masquerade products have been released in the last week via the Storytellers Vault:

7 thoughts on “Now Available: God’s Own Country and Fiction Wave 4”

  1. Unless I miss my guess, this is the final chapter from Chronicles of Darkness: Dark Eras to be released as a standalone product.

    I’ve been keeping track, and you have the right of it. Now we wait to find out whether the chapters of the Dark Eras Companion will get individual releases. (At least, those of us outside OPP do. Has anyone let anything slip to you on that score?)

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  2. I misread “Now available DOG’s own country” and I thought it was a Pugmire product for a moment, a parody of the real thing.

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    • If they actually produce a Pugmire supplement called Dog’s Own Country, I’d at least give it a look-in. (Man’s Own Country would be a more direct adaptation, of course, but let’s not get above ourselves here.) Probably something to do with the Friends of Man (the ailurophobic secret society from the core book).

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