So “Of Unknown Provenance” didn’t fund, depriving
generations of future gamers the chance to take a wander through the Night Archive.
It’s this sort of hole in our shared cultural landscape that allows “The Jersey
Shore” to keep airing, people. When society collapses, you’ll regret not
forking over that $20.00.
In all seriousness, however, thank you to everyone who did
contribute to the campaign and I’m sorry you won’t be seeing the adventure
anytime soon. There’s still hope it may appear someday in some form, but I’ve
got a heap on my plate to work through at the moment and projects with
paychecks attached to them take precedence.
Even though my project didn’t make the final funding cut, I
did get a piece of good news this week and it’s something very few other occupants
of the OSR tent can list on their resume: I’ve been rendered in comic form in
the latest installment of “Marvin the
Mage!” Jim Wampler was kind enough to add a cameo appearance of myself in
the midst of a tavern brawl. I think this means that the world of Marvin now
contains two RPG writers and designers as residents—myself and Tim Kask. The
place is certainly going downhill fast!
A very big “thank you” goes out to Jim for including me in a
small capacity in comedic schemes of Marvin and his cohorts. You can check
out the page here and play “Guess Who Mike Is?” for yourself.
2 comments:
I just received my refund from Indiegogo. Can't recall the last time I was actually unhappy to be given money. I hope we see Of Unknown Provenance in some form one day. Meanwhile, I content myself with the knowledge that you now have more time to finish Stonehell!
it is yow(?)
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