Happy to talk more, character limit makes it tough to get into a lot of details here.
I ran the Our Brilliant Ruin Kickstarter a couple years back and learned a ton from it.

- Gamefound is best for big boardgames with lots of minis and extras. Also supports AI usage (ew)
- Backerkit is great for projects (esp. TTRPGs) from small teams. The BK team offers a lot of support.
- Kickstarter is good but visibility is tough. Need a lot of hype building to get noticed.

Yes! Nerdy vacation!!

Thank you! It's been a long road to get here but I am very happy it paid off.

It's kind of a buzzword and varies from game to game. To me, I want a cinematic game to give the players the tools to do cool, impactful stuff regularly that are not beholden to a lot of simulationist designs.

It's so good!!

Perfect Draw or Beam Saber, and I'm picking Good Morning World! from Dr. Stone.

This is awesome, we have a local organization here that promotes TTRPGs and therapy and I think that can be such a great resource and tool for people.

It was so fun!! The last sequence getting to the escape ship had some very fun character moments 😂

I've been super interested in this system, I'll check it out!

Just ran Rapscallion this past weekend, next week is Fallout, playing Magnus Archives at Dragon Con, and potentially running Daggerheart at some point. Should be a good month!

The monkeys were a nice touch

Hit me up if you have a spot or know someone looking to fill out their panel roster!