D&D 5E (2024) Odyssey of the Dragonlords Remastered Edition Kickstarter is LIVE

[eclair~]

guess the campaign is not going as well as initially expected / hoped

Look at it this way: they've already gotten people with disposable income on the internet to give them three hundred thousand dollars for a campaign they already made.

Imagine how many new creators would be happy to have a fraction of that to start something, whereas this is people expecting others to crowdfund a project they have already sold for money.

 

[TheSword]

I checked it out. They have added quite a bit and updated it to 2024 rules.

If I was going to run this campaign again I would buy the upgrade.

 

[Mistborn]

guess the campaign is not going as well as initially expected / hoped

Look at it this way: they've already gotten people with disposable income on the internet to give them three hundred thousand dollars for a campaign they already made.

Imagine how many new creators would be happy to have a fraction of that to start something, whereas this is people expecting others to crowdfund a project they have already sold for money.

That certainly plays a role, but there are probably many more potential buyers than 1,358. I’m not sure whether the bigger problem isn’t that over the last six years a lot of visually impressive and narratively comparable campaigns have been released. In 2019 Odyssey of the Dragonlords really stood out, but today it kind of gets lost in the crowd.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

They are accepting Late Pledges till December 12th, please spread the word around.

 

[Nicholas Reed]

I've run this campaign three times through all the way to Level 20. I absolutely adore it. I cannot wait for the Remaster to drop in full.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Ran the original when it came out. Still the best adventure I've run for 5E. Put's WotC's output to shame.

 

[Weiley31]

Before they extended the pledge period, I managed to roll a real life nat 20 and stumbled on(at that moment) the fact that one of the Early Bird pledges became available again on the final day. Got that locked in as soon as possible so I pretty much get EVERYTHING but the pins AND save some money compared to if I did the same thing that wasn't the Early Bird for everything. ( And I care about the physical maps more than pins).

It's also pretty nice that they allowed the pay over time option as well.