I suppose we could always ask Morrus to backdate it, but that might be seen by some as moving the ghul posts.
Another forum I frequent has a Pun rating available forterriblefantastic posts like this.
Two days left. Two.
Time for the second wind, last-lap burst of energy, people. Let's make this project end up as big as we possibly can.
With all due respect, Ari (and I know you aren't necessarily in charge of such things), it might help if we had something more game-related to go on.
I think I speak for a number of us when I say that the fiction is great and all, but I'm really curious about game content. What will be in this book that I can loot for other games in the event I don't use for other settings?
Not to imply that this one isn't a compelling setting of its own, but if I can't find a group interested in playing it out of the box, what's there that I can use elsewhere?
Even a table of contents would be something.
Yeah, I'm a Chorus backer myself. I keep thinking I should just pull out - there just isn't enough information on what we're actually getting in the game book - but honestly I like the basic idea. Even if I'm still wondering how it can possibly sustain a long-term campaign.
In the end, $60 (plus dice, plus shipping) is a lot for a near-complete unknown. I get the impression that nothing much is written yet, which could account for the lack of previews/info, and that makes me a little nervous too.
Ultimately, 1. I can afford to drop the money, even if the book turns out to be a dud, 2. I doubt it will be a dud because I have some faith in the creators, and 3. I like the visual design enough that I want that book on my shelf even if all it ever does is gather dust.
I sure would love to have more to go on though.