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For the All for One: Régime Diabolique line the only books physically in print are All for One: Régime Diabolique core rule book and All For One: Paris Gothique. Everything else is electronic/PDF. Is that correct?

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    \$\begingroup\$ I was about to go consult RPGGeek to see if it had the answer, but I see you've already done that. :) \$\endgroup\$ Aug 20, 2011 at 18:58
  • \$\begingroup\$ Yes, which was misleading as some of the PDFs seem to have ISBN #s. \$\endgroup\$ Aug 20, 2011 at 21:53
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    \$\begingroup\$ ISBNs can be used for digital books, so unfortunately the presence of an ISBN doesn't give any clues about whether there is a print version. \$\endgroup\$ Aug 21, 2011 at 1:59

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At this point in time TAG have produced print copies of the following books:

  • All for One: Regime Diabolique
  • Paris Gothique
  • Le Mousqetaire Deshonore
  • Richelieu's Guide Compendium 1

These books are available in print or PDF. (The Richelieu's Guide Compendium is not available as a PDF at this time.)

Triple Ace Games released approximately 1 PDF title per month for the game line during the first 2 years of production, typically a Richelieu's Guide to Something as a 12-16 page PDF. The first 8 of these have been compiled as a print volume, with subsequent compiled volumes to follow. They also kept up a steady pace with the numbered adventure scenarios, the single installment Force Majeure, being the first, and the 4 installment Le Mousqetaire Deshonore coming out steadily afterward. This 4-part adventure series was then released as a print compilation. Numerous free 4-6 page pdf releases were also made available.

The line was later introduced as a Savage Worlds setting, with its core setting book in print.

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Le Mousquetaire Deshonore has been released in print.

http://www.gameslore.com/acatalog/PR_All_For_One_Le_Mousquetaire_Deshonore.html

I'm hopeful they'll combine the assorted Richelieu's Guides into one or 2 volumes.

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