Coda Adventures from Decipher finally on the way !!!!

"Yes. Free money; they've already paid the wages to create the product."

Well, it's not really free money - they have to pay lots more money for the print run. Paying the authors and the layout people is, as I understand it, the least expensive part of publishing.

They may (Prophets forbid!) decide not to throw good money after bad (just an expression - I don't in any way regard paying the creative staff a bad thing!!!). I hope they decide to go ahead with the printing, but when bean-counters rule the roost nothing is certain.

Not losing sleep over this issue; I assumed the worst last year and they got out a few good products. I'd like to see Worlds, but hey...the Stargate and B5 stuff is starting to fill my time.

On that note: Don, at least you're working on the sterling Stargate RPG. (Can't be two Don Mappins roaming around the RPG world...)

Now if only Heresy would get on the stick and get out the three books I wrote for them...

Quick note: It's available. Go to Decipher's Main Page, or to the Trek message board and click on the reply to the "Where's the adventure?" post.

So Decipher has actually lived up to a delivery date...even if it was a e-publication rather than hardcopy. Meanwhile, they've got twenty-six days left to make good on their promise re the Trek products page update.

http://www.decipher.com/startrek/rpg/adventures.html

Great job, Decipher hit the release date this time. :) Maybe a turn around finally? I know I am optimistic. ;)

This may be a problem unique to my machine, but is anyone else here having troubles printing this thing out? Attempting to get a hardcopy results in any sidebar on the right side of the page coming through as a black, 2001-style monolith. :confused:

I tried printing sample pages of each, and they came out fine. Do you have the latest version of Adobe Reader or Acrobat?

I have 6.0; I do recall that a 6.0001/2 version or somesuch had been advertised a little while ago. Maybe I should give that a shot first. Thanks, Ineti.

Nope, No problem for me either, great adventure by the way.

Nice work Don & Doug

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Originally posted by Karg
Nope, No problem for me either, great adventure by the way.

Nice work Don & Doug

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Thanks, Karg. The lion's share of the credit definitely goes to Don. He took a poorly slapped-together adventure I'd run for our gaming group and turned it into something not only playable, but suitable for convention play... :)

Great piece of work guys. I'll enjoy adapting this to my campaign. :)

Great work guys. It makes me want to bring some of my off the wall adventures to the table, but of course, much like when I run them, I suspect no one would have a clue what was going on :)

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Originally posted by Doug Burke
Thanks, Karg. The lion's share of the credit definitely goes to Don. He took a poorly slapped-together adventure I'd run for our gaming group and turned it into something not only playable, but suitable for convention play... :)

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Great adventure, Doug! Was this one of the Deciphercon adventures or a never-before-released one?

Well on the basis of this one, I'm very much looking forward to the remaining adventures.

Bring 'em on Decipher. :)

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Originally posted by Jem'hadar
Great adventure, Doug! Was this one of the Deciphercon adventures or a never-before-released one?

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Glad you like it. :) Yeah, it was put together for GenCon2002 and was used at DecipherCon that same year (run by yours truly).