WiP is on drivethru now, and apparently all printed stuff on drivethru is going up 10% so I might have to pick up some stuff before that.
Originally shared by Adam Bosarge
The POD Awakens!
We are excited to announce that Worlds in Peril is now available for Print on Demand via Drivethru RPG!
There are 2 versions available to you: the Standard Version (on the left) for $24.99, and the Premium (on the right) for $39.99. Both look amazing, but the colors really pop in the premium version.
You may want to get yours soon because DTRPG is raising their POD prices by 10% on Nov. 1st. If you have any questions ask away and Kyle or I will do our best to answer them! We thank you for your continued support! Game On!
Those look really good.
Those look really good.
Definitely seems like PoD quality is better these days. Maybe that’s why the increase in printed copies next month?
Definitely seems like PoD quality is better these days. Maybe that’s why the increase in printed copies next month?
That could be or they are just passing increased costs along.
I have more than a few PoD books through them and in most cases the premium is the way to go when it’s available for the books you want. The only thing I don’t like is the packaging used. It seems to roll edges of books in shipment about 40% of the time.
That could be or they are just passing increased costs along.
I have more than a few PoD books through them and in most cases the premium is the way to go when it’s available for the books you want. The only thing I don’t like is the packaging used. It seems to roll edges of books in shipment about 40% of the time.
When that happens, does Drivethru do anything about it?
When that happens, does Drivethru do anything about it?
I’ve had them replace a couple books.
I’ve had them replace a couple books.
Lightning Source has stopped offering the cheapest paper type that DTRPG used to use. Also, the printing costs have gone up.
Lightning Source has stopped offering the cheapest paper type that DTRPG used to use. Also, the printing costs have gone up.