Four years ago, on Oct. 12, 2003, Highmoon Media Productions entered the gaming scene, dedicated to publishing quality supplements for the world’s most popular fantasy roleplaying game using the d20 System. Over the years we expanded our product lines, began supporting Modern games, found a unique niche to fill with our Ancient World products, and even ventured into other media fields by starting two successful podcasts. It’s been a great 4 years, and it’s only going to get better from here on.
To celebrate our 4th anniversary, we have placed our entire catalog on sale — 40% off! — at RPGnow.com and DriveThruRPG.com. We have also placed our very first product, Liber Sodalitas: The Blind Path, absolutely free! These offers will last until Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.
In addition, over the day, we will be scattering free download codes for a number of our products over at various online hangouts of HMP, such as the HMP Website, the HMP News mailing list, the HMP forums, the HMP MySpace profile and the HMP Facebook group. The codes will not be the same in each place, so be sure to check everywhere! To redeem a code, click on the product link provided, add it to your cart and enter the code when you are ready to checkout - that’s it! Be warned, each code will only work once, so it’s first-come, first served. Each code is valid until Monday, Oct. 15, 2007. Good luck getting the swag.
Thank you very much to all the customers who have supported us, especially to those that have become fans and friends, and to all the publishers who have helped us, in whatever way, to become the company we are today.
Now, let’s the party started with a couple free download codes!
We kick off Season 2 with The Gamer Traveler - Episode 08, where we explore Gen Con and Indianapolis, Indiana. This episode contains “live” segments recorded en route to the con, three interviews from Gen Con with reps from Your Move Games, White Wolf and Wizkids Games, companies that will feature prominently in the podcast later this season, and a soundseeing mini-tour of downtown Indianapolis as morning breaks on the last day of the convention.