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<blockquote data-quote="Rowan" data-source="post: 8211139" data-attributes="member: 4176"><p>As one of the principals of The Everway Company, I will chime in that I also think we've done great. We limited our ad spend to ~$2k over the last 6 months, including during the campaign. We probably could have reached higher total with more ad spend, but we would have been losing money on it overall. It is easy to get distracted by the big numbers raked in by 5e and Pathfinder projects, but consider that our average pledge is $138 and we should break into the top 10% funded of all tabletop games of ALL TIME on Kickstarter, and I'm pretty pleased with our success. Would it be great to be more? Sure, but I'm just delighted we have enough to print it and get started on the next products, especially for a product as expensive to produce as Everway is. We still have a decent shot of cracking $100k, which historically has been mostly unthinkable for an indie game like Everway.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Rowan, post: 8211139, member: 4176"] As one of the principals of The Everway Company, I will chime in that I also think we've done great. We limited our ad spend to ~$2k over the last 6 months, including during the campaign. We probably could have reached higher total with more ad spend, but we would have been losing money on it overall. It is easy to get distracted by the big numbers raked in by 5e and Pathfinder projects, but consider that our average pledge is $138 and we should break into the top 10% funded of all tabletop games of ALL TIME on Kickstarter, and I'm pretty pleased with our success. Would it be great to be more? Sure, but I'm just delighted we have enough to print it and get started on the next products, especially for a product as expensive to produce as Everway is. We still have a decent shot of cracking $100k, which historically has been mostly unthinkable for an indie game like Everway. [/QUOTE]

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