The Printed Books
In 2005, François Launet and Pegasus Spiele agreed on the publication of a printed version of the UvoD, under the supervision of JC.Steines, and Paul McLean from yog-sothoth.com for the editing part. Featuring most of the strips published at that time on the web, along with original gags, Welcome to the Vault (ISBN 3-937826-09-2) the 105 pages, comic-sized book was printed at 4000 issues and sold on the US by White Wolf and Chaosium. Books were not really officially distributed in Europe and therefore were very difficult to find.
A second tome, G.O.O.s on the Loose (ISBN 978-3-937826-69-1) was edited in 2008, featuring a lot of new characters, such as Cthoogha, the Elderz or Beta Red Agents.
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