D&D 5E What are your favorite funded/ongoing 5e Kickstarters?

[Urriak Uruk]

Hi all,

So this forum is oddly one of my favorites because it's got ads for some pretty awesome kickstarters for RPG games (I can see AGON as a banner right now). And this led me to thinking; what are some of the best Kickstarters you've seen or funded for D&D 5e?

I'll give out the first suggestions; Kisarta and Grim Hollow, a pair of horror setting for 5e. Both are funded, and I think would make great resources for a post-Curse of Strahd campaign.

Which have you seen that you think are excellent? Please don't suggest projects that failed to meet funding, but ongoing ones are cool!

Kisarta, a 5e rpg setting of damned souls and dark horrors

Face horrors from a netherworld as a Soul, dead and damned, in this dark fantasy rpg setting for 5th Edition!

www.kickstarter.com

Grim Hollow: The Campaign Guide for 5th Edition

A Grim Dark fantasy setting for 5e Tabletop Role Playing.

www.kickstarter.com

 

[pukunui]

Odyssey of the Dragonlords

 

[theapoapostolov]

1. Svilland
2. Ultimate Bestiary: Dreaded Accursed
3. Historia - Dark Renaissance Antropomorphic Roleplaying
4. Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu Mythos 5E

 

[Morrus]

A Touch More Class.

What?

 

[GlassJaw]

Dwarven Forge - My backing has waned as they have become more expensive but I went heavy in the first 3. Their stuff is amazing.

Reapers Bones - Bones 5 just finished recently. You have to like to paint but you get a TON of great miniatures.

Terrain Crate - Really nice terrain and scenery pieces from Mantic Games. The second KS was earlier this year.

Zombicide 2nd Edition - Not an RPG but great game and TONS of miniatures that are usable in a variety of games and settings. I didn't get in on the first Kickstarter so I was excited to see it come back.

 

[DWChancellor]

In terms of the quality of the KS and delivering I can think of four stand-outs:

1. Dwarven Forge - Shipping is often a little bit late, but there's no touching their quality and the new features they come up with for terrain. A little goes a long way, but it is easy to get addicted.

2. Kobold Press - Tome of Beasts, Creature Codex, etc. they're one of the top 5E 3rd party publishers and unlike WotC sell pdfs. I use monsters from the above all the time to great success.

3. MCDM - Strongholds & Followers. A very solid and beautiful book. Kingdoms & Warfare just funded and hopefully will be just as good (and close to delivering on "time.")

4. Elder Wood - Dice hexes, towers, spellbooks... My favorite products by far. Well-made, and with a much better design sense than certain others... their product is classy and not just expensive.