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Who designed Race for the Summit?

Mike Lachtanski is the main designer of Race for the Summit.


Who did the art for Race for the Summit?

Ashley-Renee Cribbins is the main artist for Race for the Summit.


How many copies are being produced?

The initial print run will consist of 2000 copies.


How many signed & numbered copies will there be?

There are 20 signed & numbered copies of Race for the Summit.


Can I buy the regular version and have you sign it?

Of course. The original number of signed & numbered copies of the game will not be compromised after the fact. We will continue to offer signed copies of the game to anyone who wants one, but there will be no numbering.


Will there be any expansions?

That depends on how many copies of the 1st Edition are sold.


When will Race for the Summit be officially released?

The final release date is still not known, but it expected to be in the October 2009 time frame.


Since this a game about rock climbing, were any rock climbers involved in the creation of it?

Rock climbers have been involved in every step of the development process for Race for the Summit as well as climbing gym employees and instructors. That being said, we have been careful to not let realism take away the fun in playing the game. We believe it will be an easy game to learn and play quickly. The rock climbing theme is a core part of the game and not just tacked on for flavor.


Do you know that the Quickdraw card depicts a back-clip?

We do now. Unfortunately this was not caught before the production run was started. It will be fixed for any future printings of the game.