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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 6462113" data-attributes="member: 63">My experience from a previous Kickstarter is, to make sure shipping doesn't surprise you and bite you on the ass, just have a flat rate for each patron that doesn't include shipping. When it comes time for you to fulfill your obligations, each patron gets a coupon for whatever they pledged for. Then they go to your shop or whatever, enter their address, and pay the shipping out of pocket. It saves a ton of time on your end (assuming you have a shop to process all this.)By the way, this looks pretty good, considering the options so far. Obviously there are a billion new things you could code in, but it's a nice start.As for things to add, I imagine the gold medal victory is to get every RPG player in the world customizing a mini for their PC. So you need a variety of face options, expressions, and hairstyles. If I want an old PC of mine, I could reduce it to three factors: a smirking woman with a widow's peak and elf ears. Or if there are more customization options, I might end up adjusting eye width, chin shape, etc etc. As for design sets? Spell effects (lightning bolts in hand, curling balls of flame, a halo, wings, a 'floating shield'). Terrain to stand on. Kung fu poses. Good luck!</blockquote>