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I had missed Three-Step Plan. Gonna have to back that one. Thanks!!!

Thanks for inviting me!

Thank you for making time to chat about the new project!

Seconded! I absolutely love skeletal warriors, archers, and spellcasters as monsters in a dungeon.

Thanks for the list, even if my wallet is now upset with you. One I am currently backing is The Wretched, a sci-fi solo that looks fun. (And plus, there's a soundtrack on vinyl option, so how could I resist?) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loottheroom/the-wretched-second-printing

Backed. Good luck with your project!

This is a lot of the reason why I personally prefer shorter campaigns. Not so much that the backers are challenging to deal with -- I've been mostly very lucky and have had positive, friendly supporters -- but because of the mental drain on managing the campaign. Running a Kickstarter project...

This has been my first time working with BackerKit and I can safely say that they've been a positive for the campaign. After deciding to work with BackerKit this time around, I completely overhauled my project to make it primarily PDF and print codes rather than printing/shipping the new book on...

One downside to short campaigns: Missing out on these great collections of crowdfunding projects! My latest project is missing out on the fun! :) I am keeping a close eye on 65 Enchanted Trinkets because I think it is a perfect model for most PDF publishing in today's environment.

Actually, I think it is a cool way to introduce Magic players to the Realms. Should be fun to watch how things shake out once Magic players start seeing those classic characters, creatures, and places.

I've been working on The Book of Collected Rumors, an upcoming Kickstarter campaign to collect some of my recent PDFs into a print form, and as a part of that project I have put together a sampler. A Dozen Sample Rumors is a free 15-page PDF that is available now at DrivethruRPG. The file...

The campaign looks great! I'm personally interested in seeing how this performs for you. I suspect you will see more support/funding like this than if you were to just release the PDFs for sale.

I wasn't a fan of that sort of art 20+ years ago. I am shocked that even today we see this sort of artwork created for games. I use stock art for the majority of my personal projects and there are more times than I would like where I cannot use an illustration because of the cheesecakiness of it.

Goes back to the joke of launching an Indiegogo campaign to create the video for a Kickstarter campaign. Still, it's not my place to tell others how to run their crowdfunding campaigns or how to plan our their projects, and I wish them luck.

Collections of rules variants/extra stuff/new ideas are always welcome.

Great answer. #winning

I almost completely missed The Rats of G.I.M. Thanks for sharing that one!

I've run a few different experiments when it comes to artwork and RPG supplements, and attractive, color artwork always makes one of my projects perform better than any B&W art. I know it's not much of a data point, but it is my experience.

This is a fantastic idea for a series. If I had the time to tackle Patreon, I'd totally do something similar.

Agreed 100%. There is no real shortcut to success. Even spending tens of thousands of dollars to raise awareness is worthless if you aren't making something that people enjoy. Practice. Practice. Practice.