I finally got my lazy butt in gear and got around to pricing Delve! for the Europeans ($8 USD) and Canadians ($6.50 USD).  Check out the order button to the right.  Delve! Issue 2 is coming along.  I've finished the map for Dustchaple Downs.  Ye Gods, after what, six years, there is an honest to goodness map of the place so it looks like Sinister Sightings at Dustchaple Downs will no longer be vaporware.  I'm not sure if that is exciting to anyone but me, but, well, there you go.  Also, I'm going on the ghost hunting expedition tomorrow so I expect that will influence Delve! in some manner.  Happy gaming gang!

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  1. The Happy WhiskAugust 10, 2012 at 11:43 AM

    Ghost hunting????? How cool is that?

    Very cool on finishing your maps. Such a good thing.

    Cheers and boogie boogie.

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  2. TreyAugust 10, 2012 at 12:17 PM

    What will you do with a ghost if you catch it? ;)

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  3. XyanthonAugust 10, 2012 at 12:54 PM

    @Whisk - yeah, it should be fun!

    @Trey - I dunno, I hear that they make great sausage ;).

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  4. SK Digital Dubai UAEDecember 22, 2017 at 3:46 AM

    this might be the closest we'll ever get to seeing what it originally looked like.
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