Tynes Cowan Corporation News and Previews

Delta Green d20/BRP Hardback Edition Errata

Well, better late than never. When Delta Green was reprinted back in 2006 we ran into a number of problems, not the least of which being that there were two screw-ups in the layout that didn't appear in the PDF previews we'd proofed it from. Under the Majestic-12 section the description of an entire MJ department (MJ-9) was missing along with some notes on the department head. Later, in the Scenario "The New Age," a sentence describing the operation of Mi-go weapons was left out while another was duplicated in it's place. Well, we've finally got an errata sheet for that stuff and it's downloadable from out site right HERE.

If any of you fellas know of any more errors please send them in via email and we'll update the errata sheet both for Delta Green and for any of our other products.

Losing Keith 'Doc' Herber

I'm fairly sure it's old news to everyone by now, but on Friday the 13th of March we lost Keith Herber, one of the earliest and most prolific writers for the Call of Cthulhu role-playing game. Keith cranked out such classics as The Fungi From Yuggoth (now published as The Day of the Beast), The Trail of Tsathoggua, and The Spawn of Azathoth. Mr. Herber had just returned to the game, having helped form Miskatonic River Press and gained a license from Chaosium to start publishing new material. Sadly Kieth did not go down under a human wave of pranga-wielding cultists, a smoking pistol in each hand, but succumbed to a very human heart attack at the age of 60. He left behind a wife, a grown son, some grandkids and a lot of people who got a lot of enjoyment out of his work.

There's a place to donate on fundable.com to help the family offset funeral expenses. I encourage everyone to throw $10 at it. 

http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2009-03-14.8857145180

They just need a couple hundred more to cover the cost of cremation. It ain't cheap dying in America and we game writers are not driving Porsches.

Mr. Herber will be missed.

And how's that for horror-writer class... checking out on Friday the 13th? Damn. Now THAT is style.