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It is down to the final hours of the campaign and we are closing in on $500K. There are lots of great items unlocked for backers.

Licensing also plays a big role in this. Officially licensed rulesets almost always outperform community rulesets by a large margin. Most RPGs for super hero or other film based items are already licensed out to a tabletop RPG publisher. Getting a license with the publisher for these would mean...

Mediocre at best. :) I just posted up a new video showing the doors and terrain features. https://youtu.be/Qv1becqKVRY

I have a couple Xbox One X and PS4 Pro consoles. They are heavily monopolized by my children. John and Carl are the ones we need to get playing around with them more. :)

If it is the player version of the map, combat tracker and handout images, then you would do that by running a 2nd instance of Fantasy Grounds that is joined to the DM instance as localhost. Whenever you share the image, it will appear on the player instance and that entire player instance can...

There are lots of things possible in the future, but the initial launch will feature native 64-bit support for Windows PC, Mac and Linux, hosting games without needing to configure your router to allow port forwarding, improved support for new graphic cards and just a better platform for us...

Yes, that is correct. You won't have any monthly or recurring fees.

Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying. If you scale it up or rotate it, the LOS data scales and rotates right along with it too.

The 1-time licenses for Ultimate are replacements for not paying $10/month. After 15 months, they basically become free to play compared with someone who is still paying the monthly fees. Someone who just bought the Ultimate license outright hasn't yet recouped their value out of it. Therefore...

Yes. I have an example of one like that that I created with an earlier iteration of the software that I plan to re-do with the later versions. One of our FX layers is called Ocean specifically for this intended effect. You could then add an FX layer on top of that to make it rain or to add...

That's a cool map Mistwell. We wanted FG users to be able to build those sort of things as well because map creation was something that was totally ignored in FG up to this point. We only consumed maps or provided pre-built ones up until now. I'm not sure if Roll20 does things the same way or...

This Kickstarter is to introduce the new version that we've built to the world. Kickstarter is a great avenue to do that. In our case it was not needed for funding. We've been funding development of it with current revenue for the last several years. We showed prototyping of dynamic LOS many...

Obviously, Fantasy Grounds. :) ... or bourbon.

Fantasy Grounds versions are available now too with some custom FG-exclusive versions of the maps to go along with the included black and white line-drawing style versions. Ravnica includes a custom adventure outline generator using the story templates feature in FG and Mad Mage has an adventure...

That is no longer accurate with regards to Pathfinder. We launched the first licensed Pathfinder content in May, 2017. In addition, we have a special feature where customers can sync with the Paizo account to get the cost of the FG module reduced by the price of the PDF. For Core Rules and...

Just over 30 per month. August had a dip down but it rebounded for Sept.

Congratulations on picking up a great new license.

Here was my strategy that seemed to work: I tried around 5 or 6 times when my party first got there. I think I was levels 2 & 3 and I came close once but mostly got slaughtered. I came back with a level 3 or 4 Amira and the Magus guy, buffed up and was able to take it down. It has DR10, so it...

It doesn't explain any of the "why" when you do zero damage. For instance, it might say you do damage and that it is (reduced) to 0. For the most part, all the rolls and results are displayed in full details as a hover-over tooltip from the dice results window, but there are those exceptions...

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance and Dark Alliance II for PS2 were completely different from the PC Baldur's Gate games in play style. Neither of them were ports of the PC game but instead were separate games set in the same area. If you've never played the PC Baldur's Gate games, you might want to...