buffythevampireslayer-corebookrevised“It’s my first day! I was afraid I was gonna be behind in all of my classes, that I wouldn’t make any friends, that I would have last month’s hair! I didn’t think there’d be vampires on campus.”

In November 2016 we presented the Buffy-Angel Bundle, featuring the licensed roleplaying games from Eden Studios based on the TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel RPGs use Eden’s Cinematic Unisystem rules (All Flesh Must Be Eaten, WitchCraft). With this comprehensive bargain-priced collection, you and your own Scooby Gang had everything you need to fight vamps, demons, and Big Bads in the Buffyverse.

buffythevampireslayer-magicboxThere were four titles in our Player’s Collection (retail value $51.50) presented as DRM-free .PDF ebooks, including the full-color 280-page Buffy the Vampire Slayer Revised Edition rulebook (2005), the Slayer’s Handbook supplement (retail $15), The Magic Box spellbook (retail $14), and the Buffy Character Journal (retail $2.50).

angel-corebookThose who paid more than the threshold (average) price also got our entire Director’s Collection with four more titles (retail value $55):

  • Angel Roleplaying Game Corebook (retail $20): The acclaimed full-color 256-page rulebook about the brooding vampire-with-a-soul who hunts demons in Los Angeles — a complete standalone game fully compatible with Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
  • Monster Smackdown (retail $15): The Buffy monster manual, with extensive entries on vampires, demons, and all the Big Bads.
  • Buffy Director’s Screen and Angel Director’s Screen (retail $10 each): Two booklets with adventures that continue the main rulebooks’ scenarios, plus helpful charts and play aids.

That’s a US$106.50 value for less than you’d pay for a slightly used Mr. Pointy. Ten percent of each payment (after gateway fees) went to the charity selected by Eden Studios owner George Vasilakos, the American Cancer Society.

 

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