Daggerheart Class Packs kickstarter is live.

[Imaro]

The thing i find interesting about this is that very few people are buying a single pack vs. The entire set... which economically doesn't make sense unless you assume there wont be a corebook reprint and release before April '26... which seems unlikely (and with a missed holiday season a bad business decision).I guess collectors could account for some of the full set sales... but they are the same cards that are packaged with the book so Im wondering what value a collector would see in it.

Im just wondering if the numbers are showing people want to buy individual class packs and they are a viable product...or that they want to be able to purchase a full extra set of cards for their games and dont want to wait until whenever corebook stock is available?

Edit: On a side note I'd have grabbed a pack of multiple ancesteries and backgrounds since, even with 2 core sets I ended up printing off multiple copies of some for players.

 

[darjr]

To the surprise of no one it funded.

I'm in the "It's seriously overpriced for the packs" camp. On the other hand it's the cheapest current way of getting the PDF

There will be shipping. Unless there is a pdf only option I didn’t see.

 

[mamba]

We could also just ask why this validation chase matters in the first place. Do people at your table really stop to check Kickstarter numbers before committing to a campaign?

this is simple curiosity, how well is a given game doing, in this case Daggerheart.

It has nothing to do with what games I want to play, otherwise Shadow of the Weird Wizard and Tales of the Valiant would not rank so high (and Talisman Adventures would not even make the list)

Apart from that curiosity it was just some pushback on the notion that these numbers are completely meaningless when it comes to DH’s popularity

 

[Thourne]

The thing i find interesting about this is that very few people are buying a single pack vs. The entire set... which economically doesn't make sense unless you assume there wont be a corebook reprint and release before April '26... which seems unlikely (and with a missed holiday season a bad business decision).I guess collectors could account for some of the full set sales... but they are the same cards that are packaged with the book so Im wondering what value a collector would see in it.

Im just wondering if the numbers are showing people want to buy individual class packs and they are a viable product...or that they want to be able to purchase a full extra set of cards for their games and dont want to wait until whenever corebook stock is available?

Edit: On a side note I'd have grabbed a pack of multiple ancesteries and backgrounds since, even with 2 core sets I ended up printing off multiple copies of some for players.

Gifts are my reason. I did order the full set, but I am giving 7 of those sets as gifts. The discount on the 9 pack bundle = 7 separate packs. So, basically I am getting 2 free.

 

[Thourne]

There will be shipping. Unless there is a pdf only option I didn’t see.

Nah, there will be shipping and it will make it roughly the same price. You'll have some physical merchandise though making it a better overall value to just the pdf.