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You can now pre-order the hard copy of Resistance over at the Cubicle 7 shop. When you do, you snag a copy of the book on PDF too. So, on you go then! 🙂

Resistance will be available to buy in PDF form as of next week (beginning Monday the 14th of May) on the Cubicle 7 website shop. A link will be posted as soon as it becomes available. The hard copy version … Continue reading →

At the closing ceremony of Conpulsion 2012, DH:LoF was awarded the first ever Griffie for Best Roleplaying Product. All of us involved with the book are seriously delighted and honoured to get the award, especially as those of us there … Continue reading →

The card game ‘Frankenstein’s Bodies’ now has its own Facebook page. Head (arm, leg or torso) over there and ‘Like’ it to keep up with all the latest news on the development of this new addition to the DH:LoF game … Continue reading →

As was promised, one of Robert Coles’ maps from the Resistance supplement is now up for you to play with. Head for the appropriate Dark Texts page to see, and click on the map for the full resolution version. You … Continue reading →

My sincere thanks to all of you who took the time to nominate DH:LoF for a Griffie Award. The list of finalists has just been announced, and we’re in there! This means a lot to us, as has been said … Continue reading →

Over on our Facebook page, we reached the giddy heights of 101 likes today! To celebrate, a couple of things from the impending Resistance supplement were teased. Go see, and then keep an eye on this site next week for … Continue reading →

After the recent unveiling of his cover image, Corlen Kruger has posted to his site the full process that went into creating ‘The Rescue’; everything from sketch to final is up there. So, go have a look! 

Pawel “Chimera” Cybula returns with another translation. This time, he’s undertaken the mammoth task of creating the Polish version of The History of Promethea. It’s now available in our Dark Texts. All of us would like to thank Pawel for … Continue reading →