Hmm, a sci-fi version of Terrinoth? So we could play as descendants of One Fist and Steel Horns? ;)

Would be cool though, if anything to just have a better supported game.

-shnar

I have written four scenarios for my DOOM (basic) campaign with a lot of ideas in it, but it is still in German. I don´t have enough time to translate it as well and I also think, that the German community is much smaller than yours. :)

Maybe it´s true, that there won´t be any further expansions for this game. Nonetheless I have send a private message to Kevin Wilson and asked him about the rumors of a scenario book and so on. But he didn´t answer.

I would like to see more excitement from the german community for this game, but it seems that all have set a sail to canoe into Descent waters...

Thaadd (Customer Support Goddess) pretty much confirmed on another thread that FFG let the license for Doom expire and so they *cannot* produce any more Doom related products :(

-shnar

-signs petition-

I got the core doom game over 2 years ago, got really excited,  but didn't get to play it as much as I wanted. now I've started playing again and looked into getting the expansion. I was really bummed to find that the game's license is now officially lapsed, and before I could get my expansion, too! I don't want to hock up $100 for a copy off ebay, but I may have to....

Try *all* your local FGS first. One of mine recently bought out the inventory of another one and they had one copy of the Expansion. I own two of them (thank you FFG Christmas Sale) so I told a friend about it. In 30 min, he was there buying the copy. You may be surprised and someone in your region may have a copy lingering in the back...

-shnar

skroo said:

I second Shnar's suggestion about making sure to check all local gaming stores ("local" in this case meaning all gaming stores within a radius you are both able and willing to search - I would recommend phoning places before traveling too far to no avail.)  You never know who might still have a copy floating around.

I'd also suggest checking out local flea markets and other used websites (kijiji, craigslist.)  I've found that people advertising on those websites don't always ask the ridiculously high prices one sees on eBay.  Perhaps because it's not an auction system, or perhaps because people are just trying to get rid of some crap instead of actually making any serious amount of cash.  One man's trash, after all.