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<blockquote data-quote="Wofano Wotanto" data-source="post: 9641977" data-attributes="member: 7044704">I'm quoting myself from the manufacturer tariff thread, because the link is useful and there's more to FRG's decision making here than GTG:For those who weren't aware, the majority of the KS add-ons for the Sentinels RPG remain unfulfilled (and unfinished) even years after the campaign and are probably at serious risk of never appearing at all.&nbsp; They were all due this year and early next as of the last set of promises, but that was assuming there was a real staff and freelancers working on them.The card game's Disparation supplement is also unfinished, but given the much larger potential for profits off of it I suspect the three people left at GZG (the original founders of GTG) will prioritize getting it ready for printing.&nbsp; If they shave back the fancy bells and whistles and focus on the cards themselves it might be affordably printable in the US, or at least not in China.Also, it's been established over the last week that:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">FRG holds the rights to the entire Sentinels IP, not Christopher &amp; Adam.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The creator of Spirit Island is confident that they retain the rights to that game, and have further plans for it going forward.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Handelabra Games (who do online Sentinels games, most notably the card game) has an expansion in the works and no plans to stop, so their licensing agreement with FRG appears to be unaffected.</li>
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[QUOTE="Wofano Wotanto, post: 9641977, member: 7044704"] I'm quoting myself from the manufacturer tariff thread, because the link is useful and there's more to FRG's decision making here than GTG: For those who weren't aware, the majority of the KS add-ons for the Sentinels RPG remain unfulfilled (and unfinished) even years after the campaign and are probably at serious risk of never appearing at all. They were all due this year and early next as of the last set of promises, but that was assuming there was a real staff and freelancers working on them. The card game's Disparation supplement is also unfinished, but given the much larger potential for profits off of it I suspect the three people left at GZG (the original founders of GTG) will prioritize getting it ready for printing. If they shave back the fancy bells and whistles and focus on the cards themselves it might be affordably printable in the US, or at least not in China. Also, it's been established over the last week that: [LIST] [*]FRG holds the rights to the entire Sentinels IP, not Christopher & Adam. [*]The creator of Spirit Island is confident that they retain the rights to that game, and have further plans for it going forward. [*]Handelabra Games (who do online Sentinels games, most notably the card game) has an expansion in the works and no plans to stop, so their licensing agreement with FRG appears to be unaffected. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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