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Not sure if anyone else has posted about this, but...
Green Ronin have announced on its website how it will be rebranding its existing 3.5 books, including a Print-On Demand option for things out of print.
Press Release: Green Ronin Announces 3rd Era
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
GREEN RONIN ANNOUNCES 3RD ERA
Industry Leader to Keep Classic Titles Available Under New Brand3rd EraDecember 9, 2008--SEATTLE, WA: Green Ronin Publishing announced today that it would keep its classic d20 System titles available under its new 3rd Era brand name. The process began this week with the re-release of six books in PDF format and will continue on a regular basis until all the titles are updated.
"The status of the old d20 logo is now unclear," said Green Ronin President Chris Pramas, "so we created a new logo to replace it. This will keep PDFs of our back catalog available. We're also going to offer Print on Demand editions through Lulu, so gamers who want hard copies of difficult to find products like the Book of Fiends will be able to get them."
The first six 3rd Era books are Aasimar & Tiefling, Advanced Bestiary, Book of Fiends, Creatures of Freeport, Eternal Rome, and the Freeport Trilogy: 5-Year Anniversary Edition. PDFs of these titles are available now in the Green Ronin Online Store and print versions will be available from Lulu soon. 3rd Era books are compatible with the 3rd edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game and its many offshoots and variants.
"Offshoots" ?
"Offshoots" ?
PfRPG, Conan, True20, ...
Understood, but isn't "offshoot" a bit pejorative ?
Good. Green Ronin was the first third party publisher that I found that I was really happy with. (Before I discovered you-know-who.)
I think it's botanical.
