D&D 5E 3PP on KS that you like

Rogerd1

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As per the title.

What 3PP do you like the look of on KS, and that may turn out to be really good.

Edited and expanded: Which publishers and what were the actual games?
 
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Tabletop RPG companies I've backed on Kickstarter that ended up producing content I enjoyed (sometimes but not always 5e-compatible):
EN Publishing (Level Up)
Free League (primarily Forbidden Lands - but all their stuff I've seen is solid)
MCDM (Matt Colville's publishing studio)
Necrotic Gnome (Old School Essentials)
Pinnacle (Savage Worlds)

As for stuff I currently have backed (that you can still get in on):
Vulgar Display of Magic (Planet X Games) - this is a zine of OSR magic; I know the guy who runs the company, and he's a good dude, so I support everything he makes.
Mutants in the Next - this is a tribute/reboot of the TMNT and Other Strangeness RPG that was my first game. This is mostly for nostalgia and the art, but I could play it.
Original Adventures Reincarnated #7: Dark Tower (Goodman Games) - I love collecting this line from Goodman and I am happy to support Jennell Jaquays at any opportunity
 

Creators who I've back multiple times (or would back again):
EN Publishing
Kobold Press
MCDM
Limitless Adventures
Alex Kammer (Sea King's Malice)
 


Kobold Press
Louis Porter Jr Design
Legendary Games
Samurai Sheepdog.
Rite Publishing
Onyx Path.
Mage Hand Press.
Dreamscarrred Press

GeneFunk 2090 (by CRISPR Monkey Studio)
 




I would rather books about new classes and PCs.

About setting I advice Genefunk and Obsidian Apocalypse by LPJ, Lost Citadel and Freeport by Green Ronin. Kaidan by Rite Publishing. Iron Kingdoms by Privateer Press (I am awaiting the translation for this year).

Pugmire by Onyx Path and Humblewood have got potential to be kid-friendly multimedia franchises (toys, cartoons and other products), to be more popular than "My Little Pony". Hasbro should keep an eye to avoid these to be acquired before by a rival company, for example a videogame studio or a streaming service.

But there are too many after crowdfunding in Kickstarter there aren't news. I can't remember all.

Sirens: Battle of the Bards (by Apotheois studios) could be acquired by Disney, or Dreamworks, to produce a musical fantasy animate movie.
 


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