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GUARDIANS OF AGTHOR, our fourth Kickstarter, launched today! It's a 5E adventure setting book, and we're trying to reimagine the way "region" books are put together. Usually, these are designed with the traditional atlas/gazetteer format, which is cool, but we decided to take a risk and try...

Well - I can't offer much that hasn't already been said, BUT if your club has a library and you'd like some new 5E compatible books, let me know! I'd be happy to hook you up with a few Aetaltis books for your club's collection. (All teen friendly!)

I'm sorry to hear that and I'm happy to hear you say it, because sometimes you start to think "Is it just me?" In the end people who SEE our stuff like it - we just struggle to get them to see it!

It's a pretty fantastic way to affordably fill out the gaps in your collection. I definitely enjoy them and I MAY have bought a few more than I should have. I can neither confirm nor deny this.

HERO 5E and GURPS 2E/3E. Love both of those games for different reasons. HERO is like the world's greatest RPG toolbox. GURPS 2E/3E just FEELS real to me when we play it. It's like the Netflix Daredevil of crunchy RPG systems.

Dungeons of Drakkenheim was set to deliver by the end of April 2022. They're currently only 9 days late and according to the Kickstarter page shipping containers should arrive on May 19th in the US. With all the delays from COVID, supply chain, and more, that SEEMS pretty darn good. Have they...

Yeah - that'd be a late night for you! They do record it and you can watch later. And if you have a question let me know - I'll try to fit it in even though you can't make it live. And I 100% agree about evolving the world. It is HARD to do that right, and I think Brooks is amazing talent when...

I'll admit to being partial to Aetaltis ;) but in terms of other settings Kobold has done some pretty fantastic work with Midgard. I also really like Thrones & Bones: Norrøngard.

I'm chatting live with Terry Brooks on my new Twitch show on Gen Con TV! Drop in and drop your questions and comments into the chat, and I'll pull a few of them in during the show!

We broke our core book into three books (which is what I wanted to do), BUT I was really nervous about it. Aside from the fact that's just "not how it's done" for setting books, I worried that people wouldn't want to buy multiple books. Anyhow - here is the reasoning behind the decision. Curious...

This is totally fair, although I don't think going viral is really anyone's "goal" (God, I hope it isn't ;) ). There is, however, a level of adoption and support that is necessary to sustain the business long term. I need to hit a certain level of sales to keep producing my products commercially...

There are a LOT of products out there and a lot of them are amazing. It's not easy to get noticed. I wouldn't say it is swamped, but I would say there are a LOT of people in the pool. At the same time, the reason there are a lot of products is that more than ever we have the tools to make...

I think there is a point of sale and marketing aspect to this assuming you're asking for business reasons. Sort of a "what matters BEFORE the book is sold VS what matters after the book is sold." Not necessarily the same answer? When you're talking about selling a physical book, you can watch...

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Sorry if I wasn't clear! I read an implied bias in this statement: Are there incentives for games to be perceived and classified as lighter than they accurately are? I wasn't necessarily suggesting that it is YOUR bias. I meant that there is this idea that I've seen in the market today that...