We’re all back from Gen Con, and two of the new books we had for sale there are now available on store shelves and in our Green Ronin Online Store.
Peril at King’s Landing is a full, 96-page adventure for A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying, designed to play on its own or as part of a campaign, and in fact picks up where Wedding Knight, the adventure in the SIFRP Narrator’s Kit, leaves off.
True20 Freeport: The Lost Island takes the heroes from the streets of Freeport on a dangerous voyage through uncharted waters to a mysterious island. What’s there and who wants it? Who is a friend and who is an enemy? Find out in The Lost Island! This book joins two of our popular product lines, True20 and Freeport, in 64 pages of swashbuckling adventure.

…It’s Friday afternoon!
Things are going well for us this weekend in Indy: Sales are good, we have lots of people asking about Dragon Age, we’re demoing A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying and Walk the Plank in the booth, and the ENnie Awards are tonight.

In podcast news, Mecha & Manga clocks in at #1 on the RPG Countdown top ten list of hottest selling products on RPGNow this week.
More news later, live from Gen Con.

We’ve been hard at work on our many RPG lines this summer, and that all comes to fruition next week at Gen Con in Indianapolis. We will be debuting four new titles at the show: Peril at King’s Landing for A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying, True20 Freeport: The Lost Island, and Mecha & Manga and Pocket Ultimate Power for Mutants & Masterminds. We’ll also have recent releases like Warriors & Warlocks and the Song of Ice and Fire Narrator’s Kit, as well as many classic titles from our catalog. If you can’t make Gen Con, never fear. Peril at King’s Landing and True20 Freeport: The Lost Island will be in stores the week of August 17th, followed by Mecha & Manga and Pocket Ultimate Power shortly thereafter. Hope you’re ready for some gaming goodness!

The polls are now open in the 2009 ENnie Awards voting. As mentioned previously, we’re proudly nominated for seven ENnie Awards. If you’ve already read all about that, then like me you can go vote now.

We’ve been collecting a few links this month to blog entries about our products. The hot GR topic floating around at the moment is of course the author list for Family Games: The 100 Best, which is reminding some folks to take another look at Hobby Games: The 100 Best.

• Fast RPG Reviews: Hobby Games: The 100 Best
• Christian Lindke’s Cinerati: James Lowder Adding Another Must Buy Gaming Book to Book Shelves Everywhere

Freeport has been getting a lot of love lately, too, mostly at the keyboard of Michael Tresca of Examiner.com, who has been using various Freeport adventures in his Living Arcanis campaign. Most of the following reviews contain spoilers.

• RPG Review of Death in Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Holiday in the Sun [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Terror in Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Madness in Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Tales of Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Deus Ex Machina [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of The Consequences of Vice [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Vengeance in Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Crisis in Freeport [Spoilers]
• RPG Review of Black Sails Over Freeport [Spoilers]
• DVD Review of Lovecraftian Tales from the Table [Spoiler-free]