Other London: The Dead Undead
Other London: The Dead Undead
Other London: The Dead Undead is an investigation for Desk 17, London's occult investigation unit. It works well with 2 or 3 players.
The PC's briefing:
"Abigail de Brionne has reported a body at her club, Club Serapion. Please investigate."
That brief instruction leads the PCs across London, where they meet powerful vampires and a mysterious new vampire-killer.
Other London: The Dead Undead includes a detailed investigation, NPCs and witnesses, and a new vampire faction.
Other London: Desk 17
Other London: Desk 17 is a modern-day urban horror setting set in London using Fate Accelerated Edition.
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Hi Steve, I have bought this but I have the other books on Drivethru. Will you be releasing stuff there as well?
FWIW, Itch.io seems to charge VAT whereas Drivethru doesn't , so it works out a little cheaper.
Cheers,
Craig
Hi - thanks for buying!
Yes, the plan is to put it on DriveThru as well - one of todays' jobs. (I did itch first as I find the interface much, much easier.)
I hadn't noticed that DriveThru don't charge VAT on digital products to customers in the UK and EU. They should - I find it hard to believe that they're absorbing those costs themselves.
I don't know if you've seen my blog, but I occasionally put Other London content there as well. (My reflections on running The Dead Undead is next week's post.)
https://fourlettersatrandom.blogspot.com/search/label/Other%20London
(One of the things I don't like about DTRPG is that they don't like publishers linking to external sites in promotional messages. )
steve
Thanks for the quick reply - I will check out your blog.
I don't think that Itch.io should be charging VAT on UK PDF sales, so Drivethru are correctly charging UK customers.
Hi, thanks. I looked into this quite extensively as part of the VAT regs when they changed some years ago. Itch is definitely correct.