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Project Update: Pledge Manager this week


Hi Everyone!

What a crazy Summer this has been. Thank you everyone for all the support on this and our other projects. We could not do it without you!  

The book is done and through layout. (Thanks Scott and Raven). That includes all the art, stretch goals, art for stretch goals, etc... the only thing missing is the Backer Appreciation page which will get added once we close out the Pledge Manager. 

For the record, I don't like doing it that way, but we have been plagued with trolls who like to back our projects at the highest possible level and add a ton of extras, while using an expired card, knowing their payment won't go through when the project ends. It actually causes a lot of headaches, so, I'd rather not give them the sugar rush of seeing their names in my books as a supporter. (It's the same couple of people over and over.)

Speaking of the Pledge Manager, we're in the final stages of setting it up and should have it up by the end of the week. I know I sound like a broken record, but please please please complete your surveys, even if you only backed for digital stuff. Waiting six months to complete your survey may mean not getting your stuff in a timely fashion once you do. Don't worry, I'll remind you (a lot).

Also, the Preorder Store will open up when the Pledge Manager does.


We have a new DCC project launching in our Heroic Adventure! line: Veins of the Fallen. You can find the teaser page here. This is HA! #3 although technically the 5th book if you count the floppy modules (The Wormfather's Apprentice and The Carnivorous Cauldron.) This book will be offered for both DCC RPG and 5th Edition.

We have also converted Evil Never Dies and Vault of the Murderworm / The Wormfather's Apprentice into 5th Edition and plan on offering those later (probably early 2027).



We also have TWO more adventures in the Apocalyptic Adventure! series. Space Junk! (that's the working title) by Julian Bernick  and The Reclamation of Eden by Scott Moore. The latter is the follow-up adventure to The Eye of God.

That's all for now! Talk soon,

Chris

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