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<blockquote data-quote="InkwellIdeas" data-source="post: 5529108" data-attributes="member: 26988">I still think that you're not losing anything by making the product itself (in some version) available through Kickstarter backers.&nbsp; Yes, kickstarter is taking 5%, but that's pretty reasonable when you consider what percentage is taken by drivethrurpgnow and physical stores. Yes, a large percentage of those people who pick those rewards may buy anyway, but why not give them another opportunity and time window to do so?You could do:$25 name an NPC$X get a softcover printed version of all Y volumes in the adventure path.$25+X name an NPC and get the softcovers$100 name a statted NPC$100+X name statted NPC and get the softcoversetc.That said, I realize there may be other factors in your case because it could impact your subscription model, maybe you don't ever want to do a printed version, etc.Oh... or you could do some other bonus things... like a special map (physical or electronic) of the game's world/area only available through Kickstarter.&nbsp; Sure the adventures and sourcebooks may have a similar map, but maybe this is in a different style or is larger or is the only map that combines the whole setting in one place...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="InkwellIdeas, post: 5529108, member: 26988"] I still think that you're not losing anything by making the product itself (in some version) available through Kickstarter backers. Yes, kickstarter is taking 5%, but that's pretty reasonable when you consider what percentage is taken by drivethrurpgnow and physical stores. Yes, a large percentage of those people who pick those rewards may buy anyway, but why not give them another opportunity and time window to do so? You could do: $25 name an NPC $X get a softcover printed version of all Y volumes in the adventure path. $25+X name an NPC and get the softcovers $100 name a statted NPC $100+X name statted NPC and get the softcovers etc. That said, I realize there may be other factors in your case because it could impact your subscription model, maybe you don't ever want to do a printed version, etc. Oh... or you could do some other bonus things... like a special map (physical or electronic) of the game's world/area only available through Kickstarter. Sure the adventures and sourcebooks may have a similar map, but maybe this is in a different style or is larger or is the only map that combines the whole setting in one place... [/QUOTE]

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