We’ve just put together a new free release to help busy gamemasters. 101 Starship Names is just what the title suggests - a list of 101 names suitable as ship names in most space opera settings. The next time your players try to surprise you by asking the name of a ship you just mentioned as background color, you’ll be ready for them!
You can grab 101 Starship Names from our online store, or from YourGamesNow.
It’s taken a little longer than I had hoped, but the latest release in our Space Opera Support line has finally been released. 15 Startown Hazards offers 15 different hazards that the PCs may face when they are next passing through a city. The hazards included can be used as a simple diversion, or they could lead to a complete adventure.
15 Startown Hazards is available now in our online store, from YourGamesNow and from RPGNow. It will shortly be available at e23.
In our efforts to continue offering our customers more options on where they can shop, Polgarus Games has just signed up with YourGamesNow. YourGamesNow is a rather unusual store - instead of being run by a separate company, it is a co-operative between RPG publishers with all profits going back to the publishers. This means it is in the publishers best interests to keep their customers (ie: you) happy, publishing great products and offering great service!
I’m very excited about being a part of YourGamesNow. Check them out and have a look around. If you want to see Polgarus Games products specifically, you can find them here.
We’re pleased to announce that all Polgarus Games products are now available from e23, the electronic games store run by Steve Jackson Games. The staff over at e23 are a terrific bunch (especially Thomas, the manager for the store), and they have a large and growing range of products for all systems. Be sure to check them out.
If you’ve had a look at our store the last day or so, you might have noticed a small logo for the “RPG Publishers Shop Ring”. This is a group of RPG publishers who all sell their products on their own site (or through a Lulu shopfront) banding together to help promote each other. Polgarus Games has just joined the group, and many more publishers are slowly coming on board.
In case you’ve never seen one before, a “webring” allows a visitor to your site to easily find other related sites. You can either go forward or back through the sites one at a time, or view the entire list of sites at once. Webrings can be found on many different topics (there are quite a few RPG related ones), and they make it easy to find interesting sites that you might not have found otherwise.
So if you have a moment, be sure to check out our friends on the publisher shop webring!
