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<blockquote data-quote="GaelMaverick" data-source="post: 8386645" data-attributes="member: 7032188"><p>I am somewhat new on Kickstarters and even 3rd parties in General since I was one of those purists that believed that &quot;official&quot; material and my homebrewing abilities were more than enough. Then, last year I ended up backing Heckna, from HP Press, with some other previous material and suddenly, it became the favorite in the two tables I took part in. This year I already backed Heliana´s Guide to Hunting (great btw), Dungeons of Drakenheim, and Vault of Magic by Kobold Press. I am enjoying it as the great ones really fill the gaps that WotC seems to not bother at all, even with so many releases nowadays, it has given your sessions a REALLY uniqueness feeling and I think the possibility of being in direct touch with the devs/designers really improve the end result. Not to mention it is fun to be part of a newborn community and the value you get from the stretch goals, not presented when just getting a retail book. So yes, I am starting to really get into them, and my next target is this Tanares RPG, I think it can become something very special with the quality standard presented, and planning to back it on day one since the dragon miniature is the most awesome free reward I ever came across in my time following dnd also on KS. You should give it a good check if I may say.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="GaelMaverick, post: 8386645, member: 7032188"] I am somewhat new on Kickstarters and even 3rd parties in General since I was one of those purists that believed that "official" material and my homebrewing abilities were more than enough. Then, last year I ended up backing Heckna, from HP Press, with some other previous material and suddenly, it became the favorite in the two tables I took part in. This year I already backed Heliana´s Guide to Hunting (great btw), Dungeons of Drakenheim, and Vault of Magic by Kobold Press. I am enjoying it as the great ones really fill the gaps that WotC seems to not bother at all, even with so many releases nowadays, it has given your sessions a REALLY uniqueness feeling and I think the possibility of being in direct touch with the devs/designers really improve the end result. Not to mention it is fun to be part of a newborn community and the value you get from the stretch goals, not presented when just getting a retail book. So yes, I am starting to really get into them, and my next target is this Tanares RPG, I think it can become something very special with the quality standard presented, and planning to back it on day one since the dragon miniature is the most awesome free reward I ever came across in my time following dnd also on KS. You should give it a good check if I may say. [/QUOTE]

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