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seems pretty reasonable to me. :) I mean, if I were guessing.

If I can neither confirm nor deny, then I can not likely get on with anything at this time. shrug

I can neither confirm nor deny but I'm willing to solidly bet the appeal will be non-zero.

You're welcome...

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They may or may not really dig Wrath of the River King and Courts of the Shadowfey-- both have some social/politicking elements to them, but they're about saving Zobeck from the machinations of faerie lords who want to enforce strange faerie rule over the otherwise fantasy-mundane city and area...

I own everything from them, but, I'm definitely biased.

If you're looking for recently-ish released Africa-adjacent RPG material, there is: Southlands by Kobold Press (Pathfinder) and Between Sand & Sea, and Lands of the Nile, both from Atlas Games' Ars Magica.

Kush isn't really sub-Saharan. It's between Ethiopia (or what is usually called "Sheba" in that time period) and Egypt. It's kind of Sahara-parallel.

There is Garund, from Paizo. And Southlands, from Kobold Press. I'm close with the authors, I know they put in a lot of research.

I'm totally biased, being a regular contributor, but the Midgard setting is pretty awesome. (And I say that as someone who helped write it, but also runs his home games there.)

I can tell you that it's probably going to be Midgard-centric more often than not, but it's also based on submissions and what's being pursued by KP at the time. Issues 1 & 4 are pretty heavily Midgard, and 2 & 3 were 60% not-Midgard. I think if you're looking for the material to be all...

Booklet! Not a 'zine! EDIT (But thank you very much for the review, they're always greatly appreciated!)

first stretch goal hit, on to the second!

Just 20 hours to go, and $175 to our first stretch goal!