Happy Pride!
To all those who deserve a safe, just and accepting world - we see you and we love you.
Boat Ride
The offset books are rolling off the presses, and all appears to be going well. They should be loaded and leaving port by mid-June and on their way to our fulfillment partners in the US, UK and the EU. At that time, we'll finalize logistics with them and put out a last call for address changes. We'll provide a viable time window as we work with PledgeBox to get those changes sorted.
Blue Planet at GenCon
As I shared in last month's update, Biohazard Games will be at GenCon this summer, and though we are not running any official events, I'm excited to offer a game (or two) for backers who will be attending.
If you will be at the con and are interested in playing Blue Planet with me, send me a note via the KS messenger function, and I’ll add your name to the list. One game will be Friday night at 6p. I'll take 6 players on a first-to-email-first-to-play basis. If there is enough interest, I'll find a spot for a second session, TBD.
Excited to have Blue Planet back at GenCon!
Bottoms Up
After too many real life delays, we finally finished the custom mini-campaign for our top Recontact backer - a story about a found family of deep water salvage technicians just trying to get by.
Once the ReFound crew discovered the salvage they had just recovered was 1.5bn scrip worth of hijacked Long John and that the people who had hired them to get it off the seafloor were not actually its rightful owners, and when that mysterious faction's ship was destroyed by NIS mercenaries, things started to get interesting.
I'd anticipated the crew fleeing the numerous forces arrayed against them to hide out in an insurgent camp somewhere in the nearby Wall region of the Styx. Instead, they took a literal left turn and fled to Nomad, Poseidon's own hive of scum and villainy. There, with me having to improvise like mad, they negotiated a bunch of risky deals with the NIS, Mr. Reason, and Cousin Tiny. In a reverse sort of Seven Samurai plot, the crew parlayed their xenosilicate leverage and distant family connections into a Blue Planet fiasco worthy of the Coen Brothers. It was awesome.