Here’s Arc Dream Publishing’s estimated schedule for the first half of 2019. No dates are final until it’s out of our brains and in your hands.
- January 2019 The King in Yellow (Annotated) in PDF
- January 2019 The Unspeakable Oath on Patreon and Drip
- February 2019 Delta Green: Control Group in PDF
- February 2019 Wrestlenomicon on Kickstarter
- March 2019 Delta Green: The Complex in PDF and paperback
- March 2019 Delta Green: A Victim of the Art in PDF
- March 2019 Delta Green: The Labyrinth in PDF
- March 2019 Swords & Sorceries: The Sea Demon’s Gold in PDF and paperback
- April 2019 Delta Green: Iconoclasts in PDF and paperback
- April 2019 Elder Things in PDF and paperback
- April 2019 Swords & Sorceries: The Song of the Sun Queens in PDF and paperback
- May 2019 The King in Yellow (Annotated) in hardback
- May 2019 Delta Green: Jack Frost in PDF and paperback
- May 2019 Swords & Sorceries: The Tomb of Fire in PDF and paperback
- May 2019 The King in Yellow Tarot on Kickstarter
- June 2019 Delta Green: Control Group in hardback
- June 2019 Swords & Sorceries: The God-King’s Curse in PDF and paperback
- June 2019 Delta Green: Schemata in PDF and paperback
Impossible Landscapes: Ancillary Casualties
The horrors of the King in Yellow spread. They stretch and change and move. They make the ordered world into a dream-jumbled mess of terror. Usually, when that terror reaches the limit of the mind it occupies, it settles and pools, consuming that person and location in darkness. Sometimes, that location skirts the edges of Carcosa for some time before being eaten by it. Here are two such examples of haunted locations in the upcoming campaign book Impossible Landscapes. Order at BackerKit.
The Labyrinth: The Center for the Missing Child
John Scott Tynes brings us a new conduit for horror with the Center for the Missing Child, a Delta Green friendly organization to use in your games. Coming soon in Delta Green: The Labyrinth. Order at Pledge Manager.
The King in Yellow: The Repairer of Reputations
The deluxe edition of The King in Yellow features paintings by Samuel Araya, an introduction by John Scott Tynes, and annotations by Kenneth Hite. Here’s a sample. Order at shop.arcdream.com.
