Though I am a big fan of Monte Cooke, I decided not to participate in the Strange Kickstarter . Quite frankly, this year has been a really good year for gaming with Numenera, 13th Age, and DnD Next all coming to fruition. It is sad to say, but I have too many other good RPGs to play. Oh, and I am moving, which doesn't exactly make for the most opportune time to get involved in new kickstarters. I guess I have other reasons too. Kickstarters that offer non-exclusive content make it hard for me to feel special as a backer. For Numenera, my book came in after GenCon, and while I was there, I saw lots of other folks buying up Numenera stuff without taking the risk of the kickstarter. So how was being part of the kickstarter worth the risk? Because my name was in the book? Did I get a big discount? Its hard to tell on RPG books and certainly what risk is their with receiving PDFs? I remember at the end of Numenera, there was an em...
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