Calling Edinburgh Gamers

[andrewducker]

I'm considering running an Unknown Armies game - but the book seems to be completely out of print in the UK. Anyone got a copy they'd sell/loan me?

(Mostly I want to take a look at it before I shell out £20 for a second-hand copy)

Comments

[aitkendrum.livejournal.com]

I have a PDF version if that helps at all? I'll need to search it out as it came with a pile of other stuff.

[andrewducker]

Cheers - ended up ordering it online.

[broin.livejournal.com]

Second Edition UA is just _worth your time_. It's a genuinely great read, great inspiration, lots of fun. 2nd Edition is cleaner, clearer, more involving, and more consistent. And as a lot more play structure.

Still not enough of a hippie game for me, but hey.

And er, in stock.

[andrewducker]

I was wondering if that would elicit a response from you :->

I've ordered it from Orc's Nest, getting it sent direct to my parent's so I can read it over Christmas rather than talk to them!

ha!

[broin.livejournal.com]

Orc's Nest are miserable cunts. Leisure Games are lovely. But ok. :)

Unfortunately the game is pretty complete as is, so you won't have to go and buy the supps from Leisure Games. The supplements and campaigns are interesting enough (I own them all) but not necessities.

AND, the mailing list is very good. Probably the best gaming list I've been on.

Re: ha!

[andrewducker]

Due to my flu-related lack of brain I completely forgot the name of Leisure Games, and so had to google to find an online roleplaying shop. Orcs Nest are clearly better at stuffing the Google Ballot.

And I'll probably pick up supplements if I end up buying the game. And I'll remember leisuregames when I do :->

Re: ha!

[broin.livejournal.com]

I hope you enjoy the book! And this:

http://lists.unknown-armies.com/pipermail/ua/2004-May/031556.html

Re: ha!

[andrewducker]

Aaand I'm passing that onto a friend who _had_ one of those dreams just the other day...