Kickstarter Launch and Learning

Yesterday the long awaited (by me anyway) kickstarter for Trilemma Adventures: Servants of Memory launched - Click HERE to back it!

With over 250 backers in the first day we blew past most monetary stretch goals in a few hours!

It was a thrilling ride and a real baptism of fire for me as my first kickstarter. I was overjoyed at the level of interest and then a bit of panic set in as I realised we were running out of cool extras for the backers.

It seems that myself and Michael, my partner in this, of Trilemma.com, underestimated the number of people that would want to add the Trilemma Adventures Compendium to their pledge, we had anticipated a good mix of PDF, Soft-cover and Hard-cover versions of the bestiary PDF and that few would also want the compendium.

Boy were we mistaken, and it has left us trying to work out what stretch goals we could put out to keep the campaign alive. I'm sure we will think of something cool. In the meantime if you want to follow along, join the kickstarter HERE

Excuses, excuses

I just wanted to drop in and give an update regarding my lack of updates.

My intention with the blog was to do a steady stream of conversions of classic monsters and update with other fun stuff. But after a good start things have slowed considerably mainly due to other commitments.

One of the main things that has taken my time is the ongoing development of the kickstarter book, Trilemma Adventures: Servants of Memory, that launches today. this has taken up much more time than expected, and it has also taken a lot of my brain power to keep re-working through it. I am hoping that as this launches properly it will then free me up to get back to writing on here.

I still aim to work through the classic creatures, and will commit to finishing up the Giant Spider by the end of the weekend. I will then move on to the other missing entries. I also have ideas for a few new spells and want to do some showcasing of other resources available to the Forbidden Lands community.

Anyway, thanks for your patience. Feel free to get in touch if you would like to contribute to the blog or if you have any ideas for what you would like to see me talk about.

Cheers

Craig