From all of the Dog House Gang, we wish a happy new year to all our pards.
As with many folks, DHR is goin' through some changes right now. A transition to OGL versions of our Branded for Recoiled product line is underway as I write this missive. We'd take it as a kindness iffin you'd bear with us during the transition.
Soon, we'll be postin' news about our latest goin's-on, includin' a new Wild West adventure, Buckshots: Hidden Canyon, for release in OGL and Savaged Worlds versions.
Yours truly and the rest of the Dog House Gang managed to beat some sense into Knucklehead Spakes. We're extendin' our full catalog sale through December 18, 2008.
Just visit one of our vendor pards to pick up any DHR pdf product for at least 50% off the regular price.
No foolin’. The Dog House Gang is puttin’ the whole kit and caboodle on sale, beginning 11/10/2008.
You can pick up any DHR pdf product for at least 50% off the regular price. No need to dicker, just mosey on over to any of our top rail vendor pards and take advantage of these limited, special prices.
The sale is set to end on 11/30/08—and once Knucklehead Spakes fixes his noggin’ on something, it’s hard to persuade him to the contrary. So don’t delay.
CSW
P.S. The Savaged version of Quick Quests: Eggscellent Opportunity is in final layout and should be available right soon. We’re also fixin’ to provide a Savaged version of Buckshots: Johnny Comes Marching Home.
In an effort to jump on the band-wagon—er, make that to expand our horizons—Dog House Rules is pleased to announce plans to get downright Savaged!
That’s right, as fans of the Savage Worlds system we’re fixin’ to convert some of our existing products and try our hand at makin’ some original Savage products. The fine folks at Pinnacle Entertainment Group have been kind enough to grant DHR licensing rights and we aim to do ‘em proud.
Now, while we’re not known for speedy turnaround, things are already in the works. Our first project is convertin’ our recently released fantasy product, Quick Quests: Eggscellent Adventure. And we reckon it’s right natural to convert some of our Wild West materials, too.
We’ll pass along more news as things develop. That’s a promise.
It’s been a long spell since the Dog House Gang provided an update to all our pards. No time like the present to rectify that situation.
Any rumors of our demise are premature. Truth is, we’ve been takin’ an extended snooze. As five cowpokes with sun-up to sun-down jobs, keepin’ pace in this newfangled RPG world ain’t always easy.
Now, we’re feelin’ a might rejuvenated. We have some new irons in the fire and we’ve resumed work on products already in progress, such as Buckshots: Hidden Canyon.
In the next fortnight I’ll be back with some special announcements, so I hope you’ll stop by again and lend your ear.
Well, fit me with a bit and bridle and call me Susan. Antonios has also reviewed the ENnie-nominated Six Guns: Lawmen – The Earps and the Mastersons. Apparently, the review for this FREE product was squirreled away and the Dog House Gang just plain missed it.
I feel a might slow on the uptake. It’s been a more than a full month since Antonios S posted his review of Buckshots: Johnny Comes Marching Home and the Dog House Gang hasn’t had the horse-sense to tell you ‘bout it. Till now, that is.
The gang is still workin’ on the three products I mentioned last month. But it seems that our premiere issue of Quick Quests is risin’ to the top of the heap. I expect I’ll have more specific news for you before long.
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I feel a might slow on the uptake. It’s been a more than a full month since Antonios S posted his review of Buckshots: Johnny Comes Marching Home and the Dog House Gang hasn’t had the horse-sense to tell you ‘bout it. Till now, that is.