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<blockquote data-quote="Malmuria" data-source="post: 8526250" data-attributes="member: 7030755">I think independent producers don't have the capacity to print a bunch of products that they might not sell.&nbsp; When they did the Advanced Fantasy kickstarter, they printed extra copies to be sold through Exalted Funeral and other places, but those sold out quickly.&nbsp; I know nothing about rpg publishing, but it seems like it took a few months to get more copies printed and get them stocked.&nbsp; The thing that will annoy me about this kickstarter is that I probably don't want the main product (the box sets, which have been out of print for a while now), but I might want the add ons like the adventures.&nbsp; Those might be available through exalted funeral later, but they might also sell out quickly.&nbsp; I have sympathy for independent producers because I think they go from being just a person putting out pdfs of their homebrew to people selling things in a short amount of time.&nbsp; I think it speaks more to the difficulty of production and distribution for small producers (especially in a pandemic)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Malmuria, post: 8526250, member: 7030755"] I think independent producers don't have the capacity to print a bunch of products that they might not sell. When they did the Advanced Fantasy kickstarter, they printed extra copies to be sold through Exalted Funeral and other places, but those sold out quickly. I know nothing about rpg publishing, but it seems like it took a few months to get more copies printed and get them stocked. The thing that will annoy me about this kickstarter is that I probably don't want the main product (the box sets, which have been out of print for a while now), but I might want the add ons like the adventures. Those might be available through exalted funeral later, but they might also sell out quickly. I have sympathy for independent producers because I think they go from being just a person putting out pdfs of their homebrew to people selling things in a short amount of time. I think it speaks more to the difficulty of production and distribution for small producers (especially in a pandemic) [/QUOTE]

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