It’s time for the PUBLIC RELEASE!

Minor Updates

The rules in the text have barely changed, but I’ve gone through and picked out all the remaining grammar and spelling errors. The game runs like a dream, and I play it weekly to great success.

Secondary Document Changes

I’ve changed the fonts in all the supporting documents, as well as added in one to hold all of the Blank Items for you and the players to fill out. I will have premade pictures for most of the items (to allow for starting a new game up even quicker) which will be added in as soon as the book has art. Which brings me too…

Art

deep guttural sigh -_-

I’ll figure it out. I don’t know how this has happened again. My frustration is limitless. At this point, I might just do another Kickstarter to raise money for the art, the printing, and some secondary books (if we do really well) because, by year two, that original $900 is running low. At this point, that’s labor cost, considering school costs came first.

The Future

Looking into the near future, I want to draw up some pictures for more secondary documents. Basically, other books for GMs to use to get the most out of their experience. Things like:

• A book full of unrelated one-to-two-page-dungeons, bounty hunts, and settlements (working title DELVE)

• A book that is an entire sandbox adventure about uncovering the lost ruins of an ancient city, and reactivating the Lost Legion of Brass

• A few books on different, vague settings that you can play in (currently we have Where the Wind Bites Like Steel, The Neon Streets of Horizon City, and something to do with a post-apocalypse, more on that later).

These will most likely be funded with other Kickstarter, but I will make sure they are FULLY WRITTEN and PLAYTESTED BEFORE putting them up on Kickstarter. That’s a lesson I learned the hard way. The money will just be for art and expansion, as well as to help build an audience.

To Do

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Reese R Surles, Writer and Designer of Crowns