I sent my receipts to sales@cubicle7.co.uk but have heard nothing in response. Is there another method I should use? I would search the forums, but search is broken.

Thanks,
Stephen

I own a game store and am registered with Bits & Mortar. The way it works is one of 2 ways:

1. I can download the PDF file(s) myself and I provide them directly to the customer (burn to a CD, copy to a flash drive, etc.) to whom I have sold a print copy of the merchandise at full or nearly full price; or,
2. I provide Bits & Mortar the customer's email address (one to whom I have sold a print copy of the merchandise at full or nearly full price) and Bits & Mortar e-mails the customer a download code.

In your case, I imagine that Cubicle 7 would provide Bits & Mortar with your e-mail address. Although, I believe that the individual that may have handled your e-mail post for Cubicle 7 may have changed jobs (i.e., no longer works for Cubicle 7), though ... I think his name began with an "A"? ... so, it could be a while.

Maybe that helps?

Thanks, Thor. I'll talk to the guys at Ground Zero Comics.

Hi Trotter,
Just swinging by to note that the problem has been seen by someone on staff who can ask someone who can help.

Hi Stephen

I've just sent you a download link for the game - sorry for the delay!

Dom

Thanks John and Dom!

I am really enjoying the books. Like Mouse Guard and Dresden Files this looks like a game to stimulate roleplaying and the imagination. Savage Worlds has been great for my children's group at church, but diving into the character a child plays comes more naturally to some than others. This will help, and unlike the other games I mentioned I think I can lead them in this one even if they don't have a copy.

On that subject, I was able to get a copies of the Savage Eorlds Explorer's Edition for the twin boys and one for the girl in the group, but even the price of the PDFs is a little high for me to do that. Have you considered a PDF I the Adventurer's Guide only?

Thanks again for the help, and for the beautiful work on this book. I do believe The Professor would be pleased.

Yours in fellowship,
Stephen "Trotter"