The window for pre-orders of the new Alien RPG is now open, and will remain available until August 4.
The game is due to ship in December, but if you pre-order direct from publisher Free League you will be entitled to a complimentary 168-page Cinematic Starter Kit PDF.
This booklet, which includes the full-length Cinematic scenario Chariot of the Gods written by Alien RPG setting writer and sci-fi novelist Andrew E.C. Gaska, will be available to you - via DrivethruRPG - within days of your purchase and you can start playing immediately.
By taking part in the pre-order you can also provide feedback on the game before the core rulebook goes to print, and thereby help Free League make the game even more awesome – and be credited as an official playtester.
- The first wave of Cinematic Starter Kit PDFs are due to be sent out before the weekend is over.
In addition to the core rulebook, Free League is offering a deluxe GM Screen, custom dice, a large starmap, and custom cards for weapons, NPCs and combat initiative.
If you want to go all-in, they are offering discount bundles, and if you have your heart set on a unique artefact celebrating both Alien and the game, hardcore fans can pick up the the 40th Anniversary Limited Edition Core Rulebook, with a special commemorative embossed cover.
Free League has also explained why it's running a pre-order for this exciting game:
"In the past, we have done many Kickstarters to fund the development of our roleplaying games. This a pre-order, meaning that the game will be published no matter how many people take part in it. However, there are three good reasons to take part in this-preorder:
- You get the 168-page Cinematic Starter Kit PDF within days after purchase and can start playing immediately!
- By taking part in the pre-order you can provide feedback on the game before the core rulebook goes to print, and thereby help us making the game even more awesome.
- A big support for the pre-order will help us kick off development of modules and supplements for the game even sooner."
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