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It was more like, I called the Bledsaws anti-semites, he said, "Your saying it doesn't make it true." I then quoted the Facebook post. Shortly after that, the exchange was gone. I assumed he'd deleted his reply, and mine with it. But who knows?

The full statement:

So, it seems like they are dancing around the question of working with bigots, and hoping their letting the Bledsaws off the hook for ripping off Kickstarter backers will make it OK? Wild, considering the Bledsaws have already reneged on one similar arrangement with Frog God.

Statement just dropped https://goodman-games.com/a-statement-about-city-state-of-the-invincible-overlord/

Aaron recently tried to tell me (he was directly responding to me) in the comments of a since-removed Facebook post that the Bledsaws weren't anti-semitic. I posted this in response: Besides, Bledsaw II is still the owner of Judges Guild. Who cares what Aaron's views are? Nazis will still profit.

The wildest part of this is the timeline means that GG was working with Judges Guild while Jennell Jaquays was still alive.

Spread the word everywhere you can. My FLGS with the "Protect Trans Kids" sticker in the window is probably not gonna like this.

Like it or not, there is a distressingly large contingent of old-school gamers for whom this will not be a problem.

Worth noting that neither of the younger Bledsaws have stopped posting racism or Holocaust denial, either, so it's not like this is a case where they showed any remorse or willingness to improve themselves. They're still actively making the hobby (and the world) a worse place.

Yes. It's under the Gamelords tab on the left.

The Free City of Haven box set is still available, new in shrink, from Different Worlds publishing, for $20US.

This. The problem with using facts, logic and reason to appeal to bigots is, that's not what they've used to arrive at their positions. Youre speaking two different languages.

And, as has been stated in a previous thread about this, Judges Guild was to use the money from Frog God Games' publication of Tegel Manor to fulfill the then-late CSIO Kickstarter, and they didn't. I wouldn't take them at theor word now.

Except for the thing where they talked about it in their AMA as if it was something they were ashamed of. That kind of confirms that he was following her for pretty much the reason you'd think. I get that, yes, there can be outliers, but the odds are the odds for a reason. And in this case, the...

In a semi-recent reddit AMA, I believe this person referred to their following of Owens as a "dark" or "confusing" period, something like that. I understand your point, but when it comes to someone following individuals who are primarily known for a certain type of commentary (Owens, Andrew...

Not arguing with you per se, but unless Troll Lord takes a similarly dim view of all political statements by employees, they absolutely are taking a position. The reason people found out about one of the owners being a Candace Owens fan is that he was following her on his Facebook page, which...

Without derailing the thread, I remember one of them was a fan of Candace Owens (though IIRC they have since backtracked on that in some way), and Troll Lord reprimanded an employee who had been pro-vaccine or pro-mask on social media. There's more to that last one than I remember, but it was...

Wait a minute... so Judges Guild already got money from another licensed Kickstarter that they were supposed to use to deliver their failed CSIO Kickstarter, and they just... didn't?

And for that "old school" feel, The Free City of Haven box set is still being sold, new in shrink, for $20 by Different Worlds Publishing.