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According to Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game page on Kicktraq, the game is "trended" to cross the $9m mark. If that happens, it'll be the 3rd most funded tabletop game, the top most funded tabletop game that isn't a sequel, and the top most funded tabletop game based on a licensed IP.

Forbidden Lands. It works best when it's played like an OSR game where there are weaknesses to exploit and combat ends in a jiffy. Otherwise it becomes a huge dice-chuck fest that seems to go on forever.

Looks like they're all going to be using the Essence20 system. Introducing the Essence20 Roleplaying System!

Looks like it's no longer a 5e system? Or perhaps just a hacked 5e? Introducing the Essence20 Roleplaying System!

At $7.076m, Avatar Legends is now the 5th most funded tabletop game and the 2nd most funded tabletop game that isn't a sequel. And also the second most funded tabletop game that's based on a licensed IP.

Magpie Games total funded (arranged by date) Kickstarter Amount Date Ended Backers 1 Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game $7,458,530 61,346 2 Urban Shadows: Second Edition $196,906 Nov 20 2020 3,775 3 Pasión de las Pasiones $50,332 Mar 21 2020 1,120 4 Root: The...

Great that this exists. Saves me time, ha ha. Is Magpie at number 1 yet? Definitely at least at number 2. [Update: Assuming Free League's amount includes Ruins of Symbaroum 5e, and if we added their latest FBL KS into the mix, Magpie would take the cake]

F from 2019 to 2021, we're looking at a possible exponential increase

https://www.enworld.org/threads/top-100-under-one-million.682254/

Inspired by the Million Dollar TTRPG Kickstarters list, I present you the Top 100 Under One Million list! Kickstarter Publisher Amount Date Ended Backers 1 Numenera 2: Discovery and Destiny Monte Cook Games $845,258 Oct 28 2017 4,185 2 Ptolus: Monte Cook's City by the Spire Monte...

Yeah that's true.

A A Matt Mercer kickstarted game?

If I'm not mistaken, before 5e, almost everyone thought that DnD was dead and would never surpass Pathfinder. Pretty much no one saw the behemoth it ended up becoming, and even dwarfing Pathfinder by an unimaginable magnitude.

I just realized it's also the third most funded tabletop game that isn't a sequel.