Not the greatest November for sales, but some signs that things may be looking up. My bestseller for November 2025 was my new RPG supplement, The Wastelands: A Divided States of America RPG supplement. You can download it today at https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/545786/
Thanksgiving has come and gone. Since my wife had to work that day, I spent the day working at home, and what did I do? Well, of course I started work on a brand new RPG. This one, I think, is going to be quite a bit different than the previous four I've created. I took inspiration for this one from a Tik-Tok dragon puppeteer. We had originally talked about doing a card game, and we still might, but for now, it looks like there will be a new RPG. I can't say much about it at the moment, other than to say that it will have dragons...obviously...
Don't worry, I will still be working on new titles for The Divided States of America, Ephemeris 2.0, Rocks on the Other Side, and Battle for Turtle Island RPGs. In fact, there should be a new supplement for the Battle for Turtle Island out very soon. This one will be called "Pueblo Wars." Keep an eye on this page for more information.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
The Wastelands are an area that used to be the heartland of America, but now in The Divided States of America, they’re an area of barbarism and banditry. Most of the governments have fallen, and now cities are ruled by gangs, and the rural areas are terrorized by brigands trying to steal what little the people have left.
The Wastelands is a supplement for The Divided States of America RPG that gives players and game masters some ideas of what they might do with this tumultuous area. This isn’t an area of political intrigue like the surviving nation-states would be. No, this is a land of conflict and danger.
Take your players into The Wastelands, and you’ll have to hope that they’re able to survive…
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From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
Welcome to the second issue of Delirious Dice, the zine dedicated to Nomadic Delirium Press’ four RPGs: Ephemeris 2.0, The Divided States of America, Rocks on the Other Side, and The Battle for Turtle Island.
New for Ephemeris 2.0: a new, and very different character class for players to choose, nano implants, and a couple of new sub-classes.
For The Divided States of America: new weapons and new items.
For Rocks on the Other Side: new mutant creatures, a more detailed look at mutations and radiation sickness.
For The Battle for Turtle Island: new magical creatures and new items.
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From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
To celebrate the release of The Ephemeris Guide to Guilds, you can now download all of our Ephemeris 2.0 titles for 50% off at https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/2805/
Also remember that Rocks on the Other Side titles are available for 31% off during their Halloween sale.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
As part of the Halloween sale at DriveThruRPG, you can download all of the Rocks on the Other Side titles for 31% off. Head over to https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/2805/nomadic-delirium-press?promo=45295&rpgHalloween2025P=&src=browse2805 and download all of the titles today.
If you like post-apocalyptic RPGs, this one would be perfect for you!
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
The Ephemeris Guide to Guilds has just been released!
There are many powers at work in the Ephemeris 2.0 universe, but one of the most powerful is the guilds, especially the traders’ guilds. These organizations bind the galaxy together with trade, but making credits isn’t always their only goal. Many of these guilds have alternative goals, some benevolent, and some benign.
Now, step inside and explore some of these guilds, learn about who started them, and what their plans might be for the galaxy. But you won’t just find traders’ guilds here. There are some mercenary guilds, and even a couple of pirates’ guilds.
A great source if you’re looking for a guild for your characters to join…or if you don’t want to join a guild, this can be a great source for game masters to create potential enemies or allies for their adventures.
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FV9CTRN6
DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/539851/
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Itch: https://nomadicdelirium.itch.io/the-ephemeris-guide-to-guilds
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
It's time to stock up on all of the NDP RPG titles that you're missing. Save 50% off of our RPG and RPG supplements at https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/2805/
This includes all titles for The Divided States of America RPG, Ephemeris 1.0 & 2.0, Rocks on the Other Side, and The Battle for Turtle Island.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
When we released The Complete Ephemeris 1.0 Tome as an e-book, many people asked why we didn’t release it in print. The simple answer is that the book was over 1200 pages, and almost a quarter of a million words…not something that we could print very easily.
Now, we’ve released the Tome as two separate books. The Complete Ephemeris 1.0 Game Master’s Guide and The Complete Ephemeris 1.0 Player’s Guide. Together, these two tomes contain every rulebook and supplement that was ever released for the Ephemeris 1.0 game.
The only book not included is The Ephemeris Encyclopedia Galactica, which was too large to include in either volume, and is still available as an individual title.
The Player's Guide: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FBGXB9Y7
The Game Master's Guide: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FB9F5FGK
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
Welcome to the first issue of Delirious Dice. This zine will be published biannually by Nomadic Delirium Press, and it will feature information for our four games: Ephemeris 2.0, The Divided States of America, Rocks on the Other Side, and The Battle for Turtle Island.
Each issue will feature a variety of things. You might find new weapons, skills, creatures, sub-classes, or anything else that might add to your current game play. We might even publish some short adventures or even some fiction. It will all depend on what we come up with. You might even get sneak peaks of some of the titles we’re working on. At the end of the zine, you’ll find guidelines in case you might be interested in submitting ideas or articles for future issues.
This zine will be divided into sections based on each game, and in some issues, one game might have a lot more material than another, but there will always be information that can be used in each of the games.
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Maybe I should just keep cutting and pasting these posts. The bestseller for April was The Divided States of America RPG once again.
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No one can say with any reasonable certainty when the United States of America began to fall apart. Many point to the presidential election of 2016, but most believe the breakup started long before this. Now, in the year 2110, the former United States is made up of fourteen nation-states and The Wastelands. Some of the nation-states have prospered under self-rule, while others have declined. Some nation-states are very accepting of outsiders, while others trust no one…sometimes not even their fellow citizens. There is chaos in some places, and order in others…sometimes too much order.
The first state to break away from the USA was, not unexpectedly, Texas, and from there, things continued to spiral out of control as the national government tried to hold on to control that the state governments wanted back, and eventually, the federal government was no longer able to control the states, and the break-up came about.
Some of the nation-states kept the name “America” in their new names. Some did this as a tribute to where they had come from, while others did it to remind their citizens of what they were breaking away from. Others adopted new names, or took on names that were given to them.
Borders in some areas are heavily patrolled, even walled in places, while other borders have no protection at all…mostly it depends on the views of the new government and its citizens, even though sometimes those two groups still don’t agree. Let’s face it, greed and independence are bred into the human race, and even allying with others that have similar viewpoints does not necessarily mean that they will always get along.
As a game, players create characters with seven attributes that are used to enhance a variety of skills. As the characters advance, they gain experience, which can be put towards their skills, their health, or banked to allow the player to raise their character’s attributes.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
In answer to the huge demand for the re-release of the Ephemeris 1.0 titles, we have answered, and re-released all of them. In celebration of this, we’re making them all available for 50% off, and we figured if we’re offering these titles for sale, we might as well offer all of our RPG titles for 50% off. So, you can save on Ephemeris 1.0, Ephemeris 2.0, The Divivded States of America, Rocks on the Other Side, and The Battle for Turtle Island titles…all of them.
Order today: https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/2805/
Once again The Divided States of America Role Playing Game was my top selling title. March was a lean month for sales. Obviously people are starting to worry about the economy, and books are one of the first things people stop buying.
Can the game be the top seller for April?
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No one can say with any reasonable certainty when the United States of America began to fall apart. Many point to the presidential election of 2016, but most believe the breakup started long before this. Now, in the year 2110, the former United States is made up of fourteen nation-states and The Wastelands. Some of the nation-states have prospered under self-rule, while others have declined. Some nation-states are very accepting of outsiders, while others trust no one…sometimes not even their fellow citizens. There is chaos in some places, and order in others…sometimes too much order.
The first state to break away from the USA was, not unexpectedly, Texas, and from there, things continued to spiral out of control as the national government tried to hold on to control that the state governments wanted back, and eventually, the federal government was no longer able to control the states, and the break-up came about.
Some of the nation-states kept the name “America” in their new names. Some did this as a tribute to where they had come from, while others did it to remind their citizens of what they were breaking away from. Others adopted new names, or took on names that were given to them.
Borders in some areas are heavily patrolled, even walled in places, while other borders have no protection at all…mostly it depends on the views of the new government and its citizens, even though sometimes those two groups still don’t agree. Let’s face it, greed and independence are bred into the human race, and even allying with others that have similar viewpoints does not necessarily mean that they will always get along.
As a game, players create characters with seven attributes that are used to enhance a variety of skills. As the characters advance, they gain experience, which can be put towards their skills, their health, or banked to allow the player to raise their character’s attributes.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
Since we've decided to go ahead with our crazy idea of creating an RPG zine, we've decided to give you the opportunity to download our games for half price at DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/2805/
You can download Rocks on the Other Side, Ephemeris 2.0, and The Divided States of America for just $5. The Battle for Turtle Island can be yours for just $1.50. And we've even thrown in the Complete Ephemeris 1.0 tome for $10.
Order soon, as time is limited. We don't have a definite release date for the new zine, but we are hard at work on it. Keep an eye on this page for more information as it becomes available.
No one can say with any reasonable certainty when the United States of America began to fall apart. Many point to the presidential election of 2016, but most believe the breakup started long before this. Now, in the year 2110, the former United States is made up of fourteen nation-states and The Wastelands. Some of the nation-states have prospered under self-rule, while others have declined. Some nation-states are very accepting of outsiders, while others trust no one…sometimes not even their fellow citizens. There is chaos in some places, and order in others…sometimes too much order.
The first state to break away from the USA was, not unexpectedly, Texas, and from there, things continued to spiral out of control as the national government tried to hold on to control that the state governments wanted back, and eventually, the federal government was no longer able to control the states, and the break-up came about.
Some of the nation-states kept the name “America” in their new names. Some did this as a tribute to where they had come from, while others did it to remind their citizens of what they were breaking away from. Others adopted new names, or took on names that were given to them.
Borders in some areas are heavily patrolled, even walled in places, while other borders have no protection at all…mostly it depends on the views of the new government and its citizens, even though sometimes those two groups still don’t agree. Let’s face it, greed and independence are bred into the human race, and even allying with others that have similar viewpoints does not necessarily mean that they will always get along.
As a game, players create characters with seven attributes that are used to enhance a variety of skills. As the characters advance, they gain experience, which can be put towards their skills, their health, or banked to allow the player to raise their character’s attributes.
Order from DriveThruRPG: https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/product/511906/
Order from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWQJTXMV
Order from another retailer: https://books2read.com/u/4jzYgk
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
As we prepare for the release of our new RPG, The Divided States of America, we’ve put all of our RPG titles on sale for 75% off at DriveThruRPG: https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/2805/
In my WIPS post yesterday, I mentioned that I was starting work on a new RPG, and that I'd talk more about it later...well, later is here. After a huge creative outburst yesterday, I can now announce that I'm hard at work on an RPG based on The Divided States of America, a series of stories published by Nomadic Delirium Press.
Not sure when I'll have it done, and although it will have some similarities to the other three RPGs I've created, it will also have some definite differences.
In the meantime, you can check out all of the Divided States of America stories at https://www.drivethrufiction.com/saleguide.php?src=sgrc, and oh yeah, they're 50% off for a limited time.
From the Nomadic Delirium Press Blog:
DriveThruRPG is having their annual New Year, New Game sale, which means it's your chance to download a new RPG for cheap! Check it out at https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/rpg_newyear.php?manufacturers_id=2805&filters=0_0_0_0_0_44298#selectpub
You can download Ephemeris 2.0 for $7.99. Rocks on the Other Side for $5.99, or The Battle for Turtle Island for $1.79.
