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That is one of 2 that I backed that failed. The Mountain Witch got picked up by CMU Press. Contact the Art & System: Games for Expanded Play team on BackerKit

This has been picked up by Central Michigan University Press. You were able to get it in a fully complete version for $6 when this project started if you can prove that you backed the Kickstarter. Check out this link, as you may be able to get it still: Contact the Art & System: Games for...

There is also the Neon City Outlaws Kickstarter from Scratchpad Publishing, the imprint of designer Rodney Thompson. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/scratchpadpublishing/neon-city-outlaws

That is what they said in the FAQ.

Nostalgia is expensive. I was interested, but the lack of PDFs and the amounts they are charging made me decline to back this project.

I like Everyday Heroes. I think the staff is good and has done good work. It is the owner that causes me concern. I hope the staff gets paid and that Evil Genius finishes with their promised work on the Kickstarter. This hypocrisy about the NFT and blockchain makes me concerned for the...

https://schwalbentertainment.com/2023/03/16/reintroducing-weird-wizard/ Shadow of the Weird Wizard by Schwalb Entertainment

Thanks for flagging this! I am looking forward to reading Jon Peterson's new work.

Candlekeep Mysteries is a collection of 17 mystery-themed adventures

PunkApocalyptic is very fun. It is a quick set up and the tables make character generation a blast.

Demon Lord is a fantastic game. It was and is the best Kickstarter for value and content that I have backed. I enjoy the system and the ease of getting a game prepped.

I don't want to get into a flame war. I will note that the "intent" to permanently deprive is "intentionally acting" which is the culpable mental state by your own terms. Q.E.D. or some other Latin phrase that applies here. :)

The intent to permanently deprive another of their property in Webster's definition is in fact the culpable mental state.

As I understand it, the original DragonLance books were works-for-hire, so TSR, then their successor in interest, WOTC, have ownership over the IP. If I am wrong in that, I apologize in advance.

Sometimes, you want to rally the court of public opinion to force a settlement on favorable terms to your client. In addition, some clients favor the more inflammatory style of infusing pleadings with some emotional content and ask their lawyers to use that styles in their pleadings.

No there would not have to be. That statement is not the matter being litigated. Why do you think it would?

Arguably, the word "arguably" is a word indicating that the statement is "arguable" and not an assertion of uncontroverted fact. Arguably, mine is the most astute observation ever made.