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Liminal RPG: Pax Londinium and Case Book reprints

Created by Paul Mitchener

This is the pre-order for reprints of: Pax Londinium - a guide to London in the Liminal world by Neil Gow. Learn the secret of why some taxi drivers do not go south of the river! 96 pages, hardback The Liminal Casebook - a collection of 14 cases for Liminal, including 5 which can only be found in this book! At 200 pages, the biggest Liminal supplement yet! You will receive any PDFs as soon as you have ordered and funds are processed.

Latest Updates from Our Project:

Pax Londinium Chapter 1
almost 7 years ago – Tue, May 28, 2019 at 02:22:31 AM

Chapter splash for Pax Londinium, Chapter 1

https://indd.adobe.com/view/269ab1fe-1b65-4e49-b2d4-4b7d6e9404d8

Pax Londinium Chapter 1
Pax Londinium Chapter 1

Pax Londinium cover
almost 7 years ago – Tue, May 21, 2019 at 03:25:12 PM

Jason here - Art and layout work has been underway for a while now with Neil Gow and Paul Mitchener on the art for Pax Londinium, the first supplement for Liminal. Soon we should start seeing some images begin to emerge, but this morning I wanted to share what might very likely be the cover art for Pax Londinium.

Cover art for Pax Londinium
Cover art for Pax Londinium

Liminal Latest News
almost 7 years ago – Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 09:43:07 PM

Dear All,

By now physical books should be on their way to those who backed at that level...or in some cases there already. They're shipping from the UK, so please have patience for just a little bit longer if an ocean separates us. Thank-you so much for your support and patience throughout the process. 

And oh yes, I have mine!

And I have more news and exciting developments.

  • Liminal now has a distribution arrangement with Modiphius, and will be available through their store soon.
  • A Spanish translation is in the works. I can't say too much yet, but the prospect of getting Liminal to a new audience is exciting. I'll say more there when I can.
  • Of course this isn't the end of the story. Dice trays are coming soon. And...Kickstarter stretch goals. Pax Londinium is laid out and getting the Jason Behnke art treatment. Werewolves of Britain is edited. Novocastria and Faeries & Folklore are written and with the editors. More Case Notes are on the way. The Liminal Kingdom is over half way done. Having the support to fund these stretch goals (and more) is a wonderful thing.

A new case note
about 7 years ago – Wed, Apr 03, 2019 at 02:58:22 AM

Happy April everyone! It's now spring, I believe. And Kickstarter reminds me, it's now just over a year since the Liminal Kickstarter closed. Thanks everyone for your patience.

I haven't got terribly much to announce this update, but...

  • Books are currently being printed to be shipped to backers at the £50 and higher levels.
  • We're moving into art production for our first supplement, Neil Gow's Pax Londinium: Liminal London. 
  • There's a new Case Note, The Haunting House. Those of you who backed to receive stretch goals in PDF should have it in your Backerkit downloads (since that's- cough- worked smoothly every single time). If you didn't back at that level and want it, it's yours for one dollar on DrivethruRPG.

 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/271354/Haunting-House?manufacturers_id=4320 

Liminal in Print
about 7 years ago – Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 10:23:23 PM

Just a quick note from me on print progress. I'm currently buried in proof copies of different versions, and my oh my they look gorgeous.

Don't they look lovely? Anyway, announcements.

First of all, print on demand books are now available to order. Backers at the relevant levels should have received links over Backerkit to order these books at printing cost. As per usual, please let me know if you haven't received a link and you should have done.

Secondly, backers who ordered hard copies of the black and white Liminal book to be delivered should find it now its way to them, and have received relevant e-mails.

Thirdly...as per the last update, the colour version of Liminal is now lovely and glossy, getting a print run, and will be delivered to backers at the £50 and upward levels. Those should be with you in less than a month; they're due to arrive at the distributors' warehouse on the 10th of April; they'll be sent from there.

Exciting, isn't it?