Roleplaying

My total Kickstarter project length is 17 days, this snapshot is 9 days to go, so 8 days in. I had privately hoped for make a net profit of about $500, and I am well past that, so the money side is great. The real goal is to start building a Kickstarter-friendly mailing list. There … Read more

I have today’s DotD, and it is one of my little white books! https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/366299/Scarier-Horror-Play?affiliate_id=730903&src=PPMGames This book is aimed at any kind of GM, solo or group, but only focuses on running horror games and trying to get the best from the genre. I always found horror to be one of the hardest genres to run. … Read more

$1 goal kickstarts were certainly a thing. They make a lot of sense; if you get even a single backer, you are guaranteed to succeed. If you work how I do, self-fund everything and then recoup, and reinvest previous earnings into the next project, then the real goal is kind of moot. You will reinvest … Read more

I honestly don’t know why I went for a D&D adventure as my first Kickstarter. I think it is a combination of fear that a solo product wouldn’t fund, and I am a part of a discord with some big name D&D publishers that are all driven by Kickstarters, it seemed easier to be supported … Read more

The cool thing about getting a license for a game is that there is a fair chance that other publishers won’t. It thins out the field and when you are competing for eyeballs, the less competitors the better. Having a license can also make your thing more appealing to GMs that want to ‘have it … Read more