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I do feel a need to note this is only true when "everyone" is both stubborn and irreplaceable. In many groups, if there are five...

To bring it back to Cosmere: The success of Cosmere RPG will be based on convincing DMs it will be fun to play and then the DMs...

I was thinking about the Network effect after you raised it and I'm not sure it is as important for many games other than D&D and maybe...

I think Cosmere is inherently niche, with the Cosmere setting having enough books to appeal to Sanderson's fans (hence the Kickstarter...

Agreed. Our bubbles can be weird though. If you look at the GenCon tables it has a very small contingent for WFRP. From that it would...

Big difference, as someone who backed and owns both, is that the Avatar game is very, very dense and not at all amenable to easily being...

Niche, but it appears strong and still going. Not everything needs to be a D&D level success. I think it also had a decent showing at...

The dwarves baking was pretty cool, actually, although the baking was just one character (everyone else is forging/blacksmithing). All...

I've run two of the three volume I adventures and really like them. Perfect for 3 hour sessions at the FLGS. I've ordered the Volume I...

Finding GMs to run 130 sessions of your game is an impressive feat and tells me it has some level of interest.

They may. One of the reasons for doing the card based stuff is to give people a reason to buy physical copies, rather than digital...

I doubt it. Maybe it's the kind of thing that someone could create very similar DMs guild versions of, though!

I do wonder if they will sell the character facing cards separately for the full range of classes. It would be neat, but I doubt it will...

That is what I thought.

I do wonder how many hours the individual quests take. Would they be suitable for a rolling series of one-shots?