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Thank you for sharing this!

I'm currently playing V:tM 5E, I don't think the book even supports miniature play, this seems like an odd product line. I wish them luck though.

To make sure I understand this, Talien, did the players ever bring concerns to you while the game going? I do believe everyone at the table needs to buy-in to the campaign, but I think the GM still needs to be able to shock the players, otherwise, what fun is it if you know the end?

I'll mention Charles Rice's City of Solstice for the OSR. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/apocalyptic-games/city-of-solstice-a-setting-for-osr-fantasy-campaigns?ref=user_menu

No fair, you are not in the U.S. LOL

And Amazon?

I respect your dedication. Good on you.

I'll ask you then. Do you shop at either of them?

Thank you, I should have seen that.

I have a serious question for you? Do you shop at Walmart or Amazon? If so, why is Kickstarter different than either of the above to businesses?

What is "SFRPG"? I simply can't place it.

Man, that art is amazing.

I wanted to say how much I appreciate ENWorld hosting all of these columns. It's awesome to hear first-hand accounts from the greats themselves.

I think the point is to donate $10 to Extra Life, no snark intended.

Invisible Sun ended my interest in Monte Cook Games. I used to back all of their Kickstarters, but the idea of such an expensive product that originally had no digital counterpart in place of the physical product, and props just turned me completely off. I've lived through games with their own...

No, they are not. They'd like you to believe they are, but there is 5E's market share and then everyone else's. They are competing with everyone that is not WotC.

Amen, sir, amen. There is still something about Palladium that fires my imagination with all the baggage theri system has.

+1. I'm seem to recall this being mentioned at launch. I think they just weren't dealing with it until it came u pin a place of wide discussion. I really don't know how WotC could be more helpful, sure they get a cut, but being able to create products with their IPs is HUGE.

To me this depends on the table and the mood. Some nights you can tell a combat is what is desired, some nights we don't roll any dice. In my opinion the most successful DMs are the ones who can read the table and go with the flow.

Morrus, May I ask what ideas you have on your resolution to increase inclusivity in D&D? I ask because as a shop owner, I'm always interested in new ways to expand our hobby/my market.