Stephen Herron, one of the Desolation designers/writers has posted a preview of the upcoming sourcebook: Journeys: Before & After  on his personal page. It's a section entitled "State of the Empire," and you can find it here.

Desolation homepage: http://www.desolationrpg.com/

Stephen Herron's homepage: http://www.stephenherron.com/

Triple Ace Games has been ramping up activity on the Ubiquity front.

The first two Daring Tales of Adventure  Savage Worlds to Ubiquity conversions are now available in PDF. They are the (1) To End All Wars / Chaos on Crete double feature, and (2) Web of the Spider Cult (DriveThruRPG links).  You can also get them at the TAG site.

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Time for an overdue Atomic Highway  update. Three major things on the AH  front:

1. What you see to the left is the cover of the first AH  supplement, Irradiated Freaks. How cool is that? Yes, it's a purposeful homage to a certain classic PA setting book. It's been available in PDF since April, and is at the printer now.

Triple Ace Games has posted a preview of their new Ubiqiuty roleplaying game: All for One: Régime Diabolique. It's 16 pages with some nice art and it should give the reader at least some idea what to expect of this swashbuckling game. You can find it here.

Triple Ace Games homepage: http://www.tripleacegames.com/Home.php

Triple Ace Games has announced their latest game line, in this case a new Ubiquity setting – All for One: Régime Diabolique. That's right, swashbuckling Musketeer roleplaying.

I'm particularly excited by this because, 1) musketeers are cool, and 2) I had a hand in this one, and I think people will like it.

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Not really any Ubiquity action to report. Not that nothing is happening, just not anything to go public with yet. I'll have at least one update later this week though.

Instead, I'm here to shamelessly hype a different gaming project with which I've been involved...

The fine folk of The Game Master Show podcast did the rounds at GenCon and ended up having words with the boys from both Greymalkin Designs and Exile Game Studio ... What was that? Oh yeah, by "having words," I just mean they interviewed them. Yes I'm trying to stir up trouble.

Since last anything happened around here, much has happened in Ubiquityville. Here's a quick roundup of the licensing action: