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This Kickstarter is down to about 6 hours left at this point, and has achieved all it’s stretch goals.

I haven’t used it personally, but there is a fan supported module for Delta Green in Fantasy Grounds. It looks like it is still being actively supported - the creator updated it in August 2020 (having started in 2015!) (link to the thread discussing it)

Another campaign finishing in the next couple of weeks (11 days right now) is Loke Wilderness Battle Maps. This is another pair of matched map books, with a theme of wilderness and outdoors this time. I’ve got about six of their map books / sets of different kinds and they are high quality...

Done and dusted (y)

Just $2k short of $400k with four hours to go...

About 8-9 hours left, and a surprise new stretch goal added:

The campaign is over $360k now, still 24 hrs to the finish

$350k met, $360 almost achieved at the moment: (I’m not affiliated with Pinnacle, just an excited backer :giggle:)

This is good conversation on PF4SW by people who have run it:

The PF4SW Kickstarter is on the home stretch, now. They’ve unlocked support for three of the big VTTs and there is a hand of new stretch goals announced which look good and experience suggests they will get hit in the sprint to the finish:

Seems like there is a surge of good Kickstarters at the moment... Loke Battlemaps have just launched their Wilderness books, and it’s already funded. As a nice touch the physical backer levels also include digital copies of the maps.

You can definitely take a ‘proper’ pasty away with you, this is a classic in Cornwall to be sure, and they have become a regular sight all round the UK at service stations (‘rest stops’) thanks to Ginsters.

I’ve been to Mousehole many times but never had the Stargazy pie. Don’t like the prospect of fish bones...

Savage Pathfinder is in to its last week and knocking it out of the park...

Basically sounds like a Cornish Pasty... Tin miners would use the crimped pastry as a handle and not eat that bit, since their hands were covered in poisonous metals. But we can enjoy all the pastry these days...