Ksenia Kozhovnikova just shared with me her rough pencils (rough! rough! This is rough for her!) of one of the covers for the new TFT books for my More Perilous Journeys Kickstarter.
This one is (obviously) for “Dragon Hunt,” David Pulver’s 40-page solo/programmed adventure. This one can also be easily run with a GM, since going dragon hunting (and other monsters) really ought to be a group effort. Unless, of course, you’re just that mighty.
These last two weeks saw the end of the OSE Kickstarter (last Saturday) and movement on multiple other projects, including the next one for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG. The Old-School Solos campaign ended with 803 backers a new record for me. Had a decent uptick at the end, and there are both good and “needs…
Well, that was fast! Today I received in the mail, by 2nd Day Air, the proof hardcopy of Dungeon Grappling. This means that we are solidly on schedule, since the things that must be corrected are fairly easy to do. That means that we’re one step closer from going from pre-orders to full retail sales….
Happy Unruly Colonists Day! Here in MN, it’s raining like crazy and the prognosticators expect this to continue off and on all day, with maximum chance of maximum thunderstorms right around the time we’re supposed to set off explosives and stuff. Dang it. Artifacts of Legend Pushed! However, as a consolation prize for me, I…
I got word from Studio 2 that 1,510 copies of Dragon Heresy arrived there yesterday, and before the day was over, 320 of those were on their way to me here in Minneapolis. Delivery to me is scheduled for Tuesday. I expect to print labels and start shipping the following day. So all books should…
I try to keep up as best I can, and list my various publications in three places: My own web store (PDF and physical) Warehouse 23 (PDF and selected physical) DriveThruRPG (PDF only) In any case, I finally got around to giving Steven what he needed to list eight new products of mine on Warehouse…
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More Perilous Journeys – Now over 70% Funded on Kickstarter
Have you thought of making the Maps and encounter counters able to be used online (VTT)? I am afraid my gaming as gone that way with the pandemic.
I have done this in the past with other projects; I didn’t this time mostly because I didn’t think of it at the time – I got busy making physical counters and cards. Seems like a good idea, and quite doable.