Namespace: Wild West Names — Copper Best Seller

Wow! The Namespace: Wild West Names volume is now a Copper best seller on DriveThru. Woot! Honestly, I never expected to hit any level of sales metrics on the Namespace volumes. The western names is far more comprehensive than most western name supplements. Still, its a Pay-What-You-Want product. I believe that is a testament to contents.

Thanks to everyone who has purchased the product beyond a mere download. Your purchases are much appreciated. For those of you have purchased, I’d love a few more reviews if you have the time.

Special Offer on Namespace: Medieval Surnames

The Indie+ bundle was a great hit during the event on Google+. The only product not included in the Mithril & Mages catalog was Namespace: Surnames from Medieval and Ancient Times. The other titles I included for free. To complete the set of medieval names, I’ve launched a special offer of the Surnames Volume for $0.50 running until August 4th.

If you didn’t get free copies during Indie+, all of the Namespace products are marked down 25% for the Xmas in July sale at DriveThru/RPGNow. Not to mention the return of the $0.99 cent bundle for both volumes of medieval names. The sale ends in less than a week so now is a great time to buy these or the numerous other products available from hundreds of other publishers.

For anyone still reading, there’s also a special discount on Namespace: Wild West Names (valid until August).

Namespace: Wild West Names

The third Namespace volume was released on DriveThruRPG today. Wild West Names contains over one thousand male, one thousand female, and ten thousand surnames collated from 1860 to 1890 United States sources. The sixty page PDF provides pure names like the other Namespace editions and is priced at $0.89.

The price for Given Names from Medieval and Ancient Times and Surnames from Medieval and Ancient Times returned to non-sale pricing of $0.99 and 0.89 respectively. Alternatively, the Medieval volumes can be purchased as a bundle for $1.58.

Sales since the launch of the products have surpassed expectations including twenty two copies of the bundled volumes, ten copies of given names, and eight individual sales of surnames. The sales were sufficient to load up on some stock art to adorn the interior pages of the secret project for June.

Finally, the free Treasure Book on Demand was downloaded 185 times, dwarfing the for sale products. The book has always been free and will remain so. The release was intended to raise awareness of the Labyrinth Lord™ utilities available from Mithril & Mages to an audience who may not have seen them. Finally, TBoD was the only product to be rated and was pegged at 5 stars.