drools
I like Step #5 of the integration process. 
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Children of Cain?
I understand that you cant say anything about the content of the book... but please tell me that these people arent vampires...
Get of my way! Me first! Mine! All Mine!
This is SO much better than that PS3 thing.
Where's my tent? Oh yeah, it's still in the van.
Excellent! 
And for a sorry European, who knows his example will have to almost literally cross the globe, I'll need a inflatable rubber boat rather than a tent - but if by the gods of the Valhal I'll have to paddle across the Atlantic to cut down on the long excruciating wait.... If my forebears just hadn't left those darn longboats back in Vinland! 
Or wait! Arent the books being printed in Asia - I can go there on bike and no need getting my feet wet!! 
Ohh, that would be:
If so I would certainly go for unearthing the knowledges of the Hyperborea - maybe then Hermetics could also learn how to make proper nourishing food (:o) and we wouldn't have to discuss this at every congregation of magi! 
Next I would turn megalomaniac and destroy any crop or food source, in secret, and then as a saving angel feed the poor mundanes my food. I would then bask in the glory untill some righteous Guernici got me denounced and Marched. But I would be king for a while.
The preview looks quite interesting. I especially appreciate that many of the various ancient magic systems contain instructions on how to integrate that system with Hermetic theory and the consequences of doing so.
In addition, the introduction also contains an extension to the Original Research rules that may be of interest to Yair and others who participated in the Original Research go-round when HoH:TL first came out.
https://forum.atlas-games.com/t/original-research-rules-in-5th-edition/499/1
I believe that the books are printed locally (local to Atlas anyway). Boardgames are printed in China.
As someone who in his younger days did a fair amount of winter camping in Minnesota, I'll advise you to come well prepared. Our balmy winter days tend to give people a false sense of security.
There, I've corrected your typo. 
ROFL!
So it would seem!
Ouch. Any chance a boardgame version of Ancient Magic will be forthcoming...? 
I don't see why they need be vampires. Grendel wasn't.
But then there is Tremere himself, that old conniving buggar. First he wasn't, then he was, and now he isn't. A vampire that is... You never know... for sure.
In spite of being a vampire-veteran I kind of like his present guise best. But you never know.
I've got family in Esko and was born in the UP. The tent really is in the van cause I was camping this weekend with the brother in law in Northern Wisconsin. We did bring a laptop, a dozen movies, a space heater, inflatiable matresses, several growlers, and various random electronic gadgets. Were making an effort to redefine surviveing the Northern Tundra. 
And if mine hadn't lost those darn caravels in the Caribbeans ! Anyhow, you willing to pick a second set of roving arms, matey ??
You are so going to pry Mine from my dead hands only ! Better fit a couple shotguns in that boat
So very exciting! Thanks for the preview!
The Seven Beautiful Names of Light 
Sure don't mind skippy - as long as yae no woobly land crawler!
(hush the whole boat thing is just a ruse but dont tell anyone - I plan to take the airplane, sneak in to set some random tents on fire, and rush on to get our dirty viking paws on those books. Molesting the local nuns might be go a bit to far... but anything to get that book....)
Actually, they're printed here in Minnesota.
We expect the release date of Ancient Magic -- the day when distributors will be able to sell it to retailers (and thus, in theory, a retailer in the same town as their distributor who picked up their orders in person might have it for sale to consumers that very same day; otherwise, depends on shipping times) to be Jan. 2nd.
VERY interesting. I'm psyched. I suspect this will be the 5e Mysteries for me.
Absolutely. The inclusion if instructions on incorporating the breakthroughes and their repercussions is brilliant. The new rules for integrating ancient magic are written far more clearly than the Original Research rules (at first sight), for which I'm deeply grateful. I think they'd be more fun to follow, too. I think they are actually better than the Original Research rules, but I'll need to think about their difference before making that call.
In such a case, the existence of some Minnesota retailer being willing to ship overseas would be greately appreciated, since my tryout with Warehouse 23 has been deeply unsatisfactory. Allow me to be a bit skeptical on the likelihood of a release date just after New Year holidays being strictly respected. 
Anyway, I guess the fact that the PDF preview has become available on mid-November means the book is marching towards the printer like clockwork just now, right ??
By all means, thanks and congrats for the book. Judging from the index, it looks like another chock-full treasure trove of magical goodness that any group can wallow in for a long time. And it also looks like something that the authors really enjoyed writing.
Indeed. However, as far as I understand them, these rules supplement, not substitute, Original Research. The former are expected to be used when the mage has access to a pre-existent (if fragmentary) body of mystical knowledge to integrate in Hermetic Theory, whereas Original Research should be used when one only has personal inspiration as a guide.
However, being reminded of a discussion we had sometime ago, I would reckon that the new rules can and should be used not only to integrate Ancient non-Hermetic magic, but also other oddities like Mystery Virtues, vanilla Hermetic Virtues, and so on. Or at least integrate them into existing Hermetic mysteries. I mean, the affinities and smiliarities between some Ancient magics and some mystery lores seem blatant to me, cfr. Defixio magic or Adamite magic and Name or Folk magic, Hesperides magic and Astrology mysteries, Necromancy and Spirit magic, Alchemy and Verditius mysteries and Heron magic or Rune magic.