12 Days of OSR Christmas Giveaway #5 of 24: Free Creature Compendium Print Copy (US Residents Only)

THIS MORNING'S GIVEAWAY... 1 print copy of
Old School™ Adventures Accessory CC1:
Creature Compendium.

Today's post is open to US residents only,
but there will be upcoming international giveaways (see below).

Comment on this post to be included in the "drawing" for this item.
Comments close at 6am EST tomorrow (December 12, 2015).

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GIVEAWAY DETAILS

This post is part of the 12 Days of OSR Christmas which his gloriously hosted every year by Erik Tenkar over at Tenkar's Tavern. This year, as part of the many giveaways by the folks in the OSR community, I'll be giving away the following items:

First, I'll be giving away 12 print copies of the Creature Compendium. I'll be giving away 1 copy away each day; 10 of the 12 will be open to US recipients only, 1 of the 12 will be open to Canadian residents only, and the final copy will be open to any location in the world except the US or Canada. Each print recipient will get a PDF copy as well.

Second, I'll be giving away 12 PDFs of the Basic Psionics Handbook; again, I'll be giving away 1 copy each day.

In a nutshell, I'm making 2 posts each day for commenters... 1 for the Creature Compendium and 1 for the Basic Psionics Handbook. Each will be open for 24 hours, offset by 12 hours from the other giveaway. Creature Compendium comments on a post are open from 6am EST (when the post goes up) to 6am EST the next day (when comments for that post close, and the next post goes up for comments). and Basic Psionics Handbook comments 6pm EST (when the post goes up) to 6pm EST the next day (when comments for that post close, and the next post goes up for comments).

All winning print items will be shipped at the conclusion of this contest. All winning PDF items will be sent (through OBS) within 48 hours of the selection of the winner for that day.

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UPDATE: Congratulations to G-woulf on being selected as the recipient of this item!
As a reminder, winners are selected via the following process: 1) I print out a list of the comments, I strike through double and triple commenters (many of which I know are accidents from the blog posting process), then I number the remaining comments and choose a random winner from those (which I have, so far, been letting Siri take care of).