January 4, 2011: e23: The 2010 Final Tally

Another year, another final page ripped off our Dilbert-a-Day calendars. It's been an exciting 12 months at e23, but until we sit down and look at all that's come out, it's hard for us to keep track of how exciting. So let's do that now, shall we?

Here, in the order ordained by the alphabet, we present last year's GURPS releases:

• GURPS Big Lizzie (and a companion installment of Cardboard Heroes: Cowboys and Indians)
• GURPS City Stats
• GURPS Crusades
• Four releases for the popular GURPS Dungeon Fantasy line:
  • Dungeon Fantasy 9: Summoners
  • Dungeon Fantasy 10: Taverns
  • Dungeon Fantasy 11: Power-Ups
  • Dungeon Fantasy 12: Ninja
  
• GURPS Fantasy-Tech 1: The Edge of Reality . . . which served as something of a "prequel" to:
• GURPS Low-Tech
• GURPS Low-Tech Companion 1: Philosophers and Kings
• GURPS Low-Tech Companion 2: Weapons and Warriors
• GURPS Magic: Plant Spells
• GURPS Psionic Campaigns
• GURPS Psis
• Two supplements for GURPS Spaceships:
  • Divergent and Paranormal Tech
  • Transhuman Spacecraft
• GURPS Supporting Cast: Age of Sail Pirate Crew
• Another 12 installments for the latest volume of Pyramid, devoted to the themes of:
  • Transhuman Space
  
  • Historical Exploration
  • Modern Exploration
  • Space Exploration
  • Tools of the Trade - Clerics
  • Infinite Worlds
  • Cyberpunk
  • Banestorm
  • Action Adventures
  • Bio-Tech
  • Epic Magic
  • Underwater Adventures

We also offered three freebies last year. Counting them all, we released 1,202 pages of new material. (And that doesn't count the four Teralogos News items for Transhuman Space!)

Starting in 2010, we released "reprints" of classic issues from Space Gamer (26 issues last year); you can find all the issues we've made available so far on e23. If you've never checked out these now-nostalgic nuggets from yesteryear, you're missing out!

Plus, we uploaded 27 "reprint" items to e23: 14 GURPS Classic releases (including releases for GURPS Traveller, GURPS WWII, and a fan-favorite by Sean Punch); three for Car Wars (City Blocks 2, Mini Car Wars, and The AADA Vehicle Guide); the Ethereal Player's Guide for In Nomine; two volumes of Suppressed Transmission; and The Munchkin's Guide to Power Gaming. Included among those reprints are the core Transhuman Space book and five supplements -- now you can get started today adventuring in the world of tomorrow.

So if Santa didn't give you enough good reading material over the holidays (or he gave you a snazzy PDF-capable device you want to try out), now is a great time to fill the holes in your collection. With the wonders of modern technology and the convenience of e23, you can buy the electronic supplements you want while waiting in line to return things you don't!

-- Steven Marsh