[Namikaze]

but then all the gamers would move to Hawaii or Fiji.

Can't speak for Fiji, but Hawaii? Guh. It's a third-world country disguising itself as a state. Beautiful to visit, stay long enough and you start making plans to get back to the Mainland.

So true.  My uncle moved there from Texas, as he's a bigwig in the hospitality industry.  He moved back a year later.  It's a lot of fun to visit, but when almost half the population is on welfare, it's not much different from a gussied-up Haiti.  Back when the laws were implemented to allow anyone to draw welfare and unemployment, the rule was that you had to work at least 30 hours a week for your previous employer to qualify.  So all the employers started handing out 29-hour work-week schedules, and refusing overtime.  Thus, a lot of people have two 25- to 29-hour jobs and still get no insurance or other benefits.  The rest are straight-up welfare cases.  It's a horrible situation over there for those that live there.  But it's a wonderful place to visit, because Hawaii does a lot to cover up the bruises and such.

[AJCarrington]

It's available in some stores (saw listed at FRP Games) and due out this week at Barnes & Nobles. No word yet on the digital release, though I expect we'll see something on that soon.

Well, not sure what happened, but Hell on Water is not available in paperback from BN any more, or available in digital format (yet). It is still available from FRP Games (also available form TheWarStore) though...strange.

[Jamelfr]

Nothin on Amazon (Canada) either... Oh well, it will give me time for my credit card to chill a little after Black Friday frenzy. 

[AJCarrington]

A sentiment I completely understand...

[SlowDeck]

Aetherology and London Falling are out.

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/140720/Shadowrun-Aetherology
http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/140722/Shadowrun-London-Falling

[AJCarrington]

London Falling is also available from CGL both in PDF and print (pre-order and combo) format; Aetherology is PDF only.

Suspect that the print price of London Falling is incorrect...listed at $12 (same as PDF), when should likely be $19.99 or $24.99.

[Csjarrat]

Dtrpg is down as I write this. What's aetherology all about?

[JackVII]

Dtrpg is down as I write this. What's aetherology all about?

Sounds like the metaplanes and its denizens from the blurb I read earlier.

[8-bit]

Dtrpg is down as I write this. What's aetherology all about?

Sounds like the metaplanes and its denizens from the blurb I read earlier.

Yup, I got my hands on a copy. It has some new spirits, new astral phenomenon, and lots of information about the metaplanes. I think it was $7? It's not a big supplement, but it's worth it, in my opinion.

[Csjarrat]

Cheers, might pick it up then

[Herr Brackhaus]

Is London Falling a CMP release, and if so, which CMPs are included?

[Kincaid]

Is London Falling a CMP release, and if so, which CMPs are included?

Swing Vote, Five Minutes to Midnight, Silicon Slick, and Depth Charge, which were 2012 CMPs.  This updates them to the split 4A/5E format used in books like Sprawl Wilds.

[Namikaze]

I'm enjoying the fluff of Aetherology right now, but I haven't gotten into the crunchy stuff yet.  The metaplanes sound far more interesting than they did before, and I've almost got a mind to have a planewalker game, ala Planescape: Torment.

[PiXeL01]

I am impressed with that product too. Have a mission called "Mr. Darke's Protege"  in mind due to crawlers and other entities ^^
 Also been thinking to throw my runners in something like the Dark Sun universe which the plane Miggon could be a candidate for.

Sadly there are some mistakes in it. Metaplane of Faerie is a glaive? Interesting ...

[Michael Chandra]

Is London Falling a CMP release, and if so, which CMPs are included?

Swing Vote, Five Minutes to Midnight, Silicon Slick, and Depth Charge, which were 2012 CMPs.  This updates them to the split 4A/5E format used in books like Sprawl Wilds.

Score! More filler missions while I eagerly wait for season 5 to get more stuff finished. ^_^