Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Pulpfan1971" data-source="post: 9734154" data-attributes="member: 7035991">While I would much prefer the next campaign to be Daggerheart, I think these initial takes are premature. And mostly coming from a place of passion. I love Daggerheart and want to use it almost exclusively for my “Not D&amp;D” games (though Cosmere is good in a different and more fiddly way)I think we, super fans, have to remember that there is a vast space between “successful RPG” and “Dead” that many games live inSavage Worlds, Cypher, the gazillion Warhammer games, StoryPath, and more sell way less than Pathfinder but have a robust release schedule, support, and player network.Outgunned, The One Ring, Dragonbane (and pretty much everything by Free League, Star Trek Adventures (and the Modiphius 2d20 family) all have slower release schedules but are living and successful games.Even if Daggerheart remains the “break from the campaign” mini-series game for CR, it can still easily end up much bigger than all these games, even if it ultimately settles into the “3rd or 4th biggest choice for High Fantasy” that would be an accomplishment</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pulpfan1971, post: 9734154, member: 7035991"] While I would much prefer the next campaign to be Daggerheart, I think these initial takes are premature. And mostly coming from a place of passion. I love Daggerheart and want to use it almost exclusively for my “Not D&D” games (though Cosmere is good in a different and more fiddly way) I think we, super fans, have to remember that there is a vast space between “successful RPG” and “Dead” that many games live in Savage Worlds, Cypher, the gazillion Warhammer games, StoryPath, and more sell way less than Pathfinder but have a robust release schedule, support, and player network. Outgunned, The One Ring, Dragonbane (and pretty much everything by Free League, Star Trek Adventures (and the Modiphius 2d20 family) all have slower release schedules but are living and successful games. Even if Daggerheart remains the “break from the campaign” mini-series game for CR, it can still easily end up much bigger than all these games, even if it ultimately settles into the “3rd or 4th biggest choice for High Fantasy” that would be an accomplishment [/QUOTE]

Verification