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Your next update promises to be wonderful with the super popular Dolmenwood OSR game. Do you think it will give Kelsey Dion's Shadowdark a run for the money? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/exaltedfuneral/dolmenwood-tabletop-rpg

Glorantha is Chaosium's RuneQuest setting. I suspect you meant Paizo's Golarion instead.

According to Google Translate, the phrase "Fria Ligan" in Swedish literally means "Free League" in English, so why does the funding stats table split these?

Level Up Advanced 5e and Fateforge are the two original 5e clones, I would say, Level Up being the more creative take and Fateforge more a straight up clone of 5e. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1176616619/fateforge-reprint-the-modular-5e-rpg So for those who missed the Kobold Press...

A better metric is backer numbers rather than pledge numbers. Avatar Legends had over 80,000 people who supported the Kickstarter. And on Free RPG Day, the Avatar booklet was easily the best deal available, almost all the rules were included and well explained with good sample characters. Sadly...

Submitted to the US Library of Congress. An historic artifact now.

Kobold Press launched the Kickstarter for their own "Tales of the Valiant" duo of core books, which is a Third Party rebuild of the Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Engine, using the Wizards of the Coast Creative Commons SRD and likely also using ORC license instead of OGL. The heart of 5th...

This too is logical, since D&D4e is more well known to younger Dungeon Masters than Greyhawk. So a DMG24 with Nentir Vale could also be a good seller. Either way, this makes D&D24 core books exciting. Pity we cannot have both Nentir Vale and Greyhawk.

If this is true, that is a big plus to get D&D24 for those who already have D&D5e core books. Yes, I know Wizards of the Coast at the recent creators summit said all D&D is just one D&D, but when you have multiple copies of the D&D core rulebooks, you really need an easy way to differentiate...

There is a Kickstarter from last year too based on old modules and titled "Old Adventures Reincarnated #7: Dark Tower".

Looks like an awesome rules light role playing game. I am really interested now. But what makes this game receive so much funding when it looks more like a wonderful hack of D&D instead of something fresh?

This is tragic news for fans. I did not back Into the Motherlands because the Kickstarter did not have an idea of the game engine before project launch, which is a a big fed flag to me that warns of delayed deliveries. However, I love the Flames of Freedom role playing game. It offers a nice...

Thank you for the explanation, very helpful starting point for those of us totally clueless.

And the essential LEGO back view.

Way above my pay grade, but can I start a GoFundMe campaign instead? https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/the-lord-of-the-rings-rivendell-10316 The LEGO The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell set is packed with fan favourite moments and Easter eggs, and can be built in three sections including; 6,167...

Thank you. That is a lot of games that are not Dungeons and Dragons. Good to step out sometimes and smell the roses in the community. One good thing from the OGL debacle this year. Thank you.