Goodman Games is proud to showcase our amazing Third Party Publishers, and we want to give each of them a moment to shine. That’s the reason for our Community Publisher Profiles. This time up, we’ve got Reid San Filippo of Shield of Faith Publishing! Community Publisher Profile: Shield of Faith Publishing Welcome to Umerica! “Foretold in the ancient calendars, early in the 21st century a rogue object from deep space hurtled near the Earth and struck the Moon. Its impact caused catastrophic destruction around the globe, ripping the very fabric of time and space itself; yet mankind still survived. Centuries later, the planet is reborn… a strange new place of alien wonder and death: a world ruled by savagery, cruel sorcery, and twisted science. Now is the time for the mighty to rise up and take their place in this perilous and untamed land. Will they bring justice or suffering? Only time will tell…” The Umerican Survival Guide, written by Reid San Filippo, contains a gonzo sword, sorcery, and science post apocalyptic setting which uses the amazing Dungeon Crawl Classics rules, with a few new twists. Within this irradiated tome you will find a dozen new or revised character class options, new piecemeal armor system that incorporates damage resistance and armor degradation, an extensive mutation system usable by all characters and creatures, an vehicular creation and combat system for all of your petrolhead needs, a pantheon of Umerican Gods and Patrons, a comprehensive section on the Citadel of Scrap – the largest civilized city in Umerica, and dozens of random tables covering aspects of everyday wasteland life, finding salvage, and adventure creation plus much, much more! This 286-page tome is available in softcover, hardcover, and PDF formats and has two beautiful covers to choose from, the Chase cover or the Delve cover. Where did the weird world of Umerica come from? Let me tell you a story about a man named Reid… I was born in Elkhorn, WI in the early seventies. Both my parents loved sci-fi and fantasy and some of my earliest memories were of them reading novels. When I was about four my dad took me with him to the next town over when he went to meet with a potential new accounting client, Gary Gygax. Once Gary found out my dad was into fantasy stuff, he tried to recruit him into his...