Bones Kickstarter #2 Discussion

[redambrosia]

For how much would the Bathalians go after the KS? $4 a piece?

 

I'm going to skip CE3 altogether, as the B's are the only thing I'm interested in.

More money for the Kaijuasque.

Pfft, you have to get a TAR...call box. Even if you NEVER "use" it, everyone NEEDS one.

 

I mean, there's no conceivable storyline in which a time...traveler in a reality defying spaceship that looks like a British police call box is going to show up in one of my hubby's campaigns. But I'll be darned if I'm not getting one!

[Godfather Punk]

<heretic>Pfff. I already have a paper Tardis model</heretic>

 

(off course I also have paper fold-up fantasy characters and all the D&D4E pogs; didn't stop me from pledging for more Bones last time either)

[spencerjohn]

Well there are too many dragons if the DM throws them all up on the table and says "Game over woofes!"

[Godfather Punk]

Well there are too many dragons if the DM throws them all up on the table and says "Game over woofes!"

 

In my Eberron campaign, the Dragon Prophecies play a central part and then there is no such thing as 'too many dragons'. Just some of them are 1hp Minions and not all of them fight against the PC's.

[spencerjohn]

Ha ha ha it changed my word into "woofes", curse you politically correct filter!

[smokingwreckage]

Yeah but the filter changes the phrase to "woofing and whining" which I actually really like.

[uncas]

That explains it. I figured it was just the very international make up of the forums that was leading to so many people using that expression which I've not heard used like that much.

[izzylobo]

Okay, gang, I managed to raise enough funds to back this time. (Who knew selling off old Wraith: The Oblivion books could be so profitable?)

 

I mean, I coulda told you that... :-)

 

Sadly, although Rich Dansky and crew did a marvelous job on the line, Wraith: the Oblivion was always sort of the red-headed stepchild of the Old World of Darkness. Which means those books are kind of in demand these days.*

 

*most OWoD books are, but the Wraith books especially so.

[Ted Kord]

Okay, gang, I managed to raise enough funds to back this time. (Who knew selling off old Wraith: The Oblivion books could be so profitable?)

I wish I did, I moved six months ago and gave my copy along with my other White Wolf books to a friend.

[Ted Kord]

I cant believe I went to bed, it went up 80,000 and there is no reveal or trick card waiting. Its like someone came into my house and farted on my bowl of cheerios.

[gmpathfinder]

Did anyone ask if the sci door opens and closes? Any busses how much the shipping container will retail? One is not so helpful, and I won't triple up expacs. Overall, I am tepid toward the 3rd expansion. I raised my pledge, and might again, but am leaning toward more of the other adds.

Edited October 26, 2013 by gmpathfinder

[Godfather Punk]

Bummer. In 15 minutes I will get into my car and be off-line for the next 14 hrs.

 

Make me proud, kickstarters!

[izzylobo]

Did anyone ask if the sci door opens and closes? Any busses how much the shipping container will retail? One is not so helpful, and I won't triple up expacs. Overall, I am tepid toward the 3rd expansion. I raised my pledge, and might again, but am leaning toward more of the other adds.

 

I seem to recall someone asking last night, and ReaperBryan confirming that the door is hinged.

 

I dunno about the shipping container. I know that currently the AT-43 shipping containers run in the realm of 15 - 25 bucks each on Ebay, but you can get containers intended for model trains for a lot less than that - $6 - $10, depending on the scale and manufacturer.

[Pingo]

Ha ha ha it changed my word into "woofes", curse you politically correct filter!

Yeah but the filter changes the phrase to "woofing and whining" which I actually really like.

That explains it. I figured it was just the very international make up of the forums that was leading to so many people using that expression which I've not heard used like that much.

 

Yep. I found that out months ago when I quoted someone and discovered to my surprise that in the quote text box (but not the visible post) their word "butt" was actually rather saltier.

 

It does explain why some posts here use unorthodox constructions like "an butt."

 

...

 

Any idea on how the Kickstarter funding will go? It seems healthy so far.

[buglips*the*goblin]

That explains it. I figured it was just the very international make up of the forums that was leading to so many people using that expression which I've not heard used like that much.

 

 

I thought this at first, too. I also thought "an butt" was a forum in-joke.

 

Funny thing is, though, that once I learned what the replacement words were I actually just start typing those in.

 

I also created a D&D monster, which I have not yet had time or place to use, which uses a gibber ability to cause rage. Said monster is the Anwoofingbutt. It just sort of sits on a perch and shouts at people until they get upset, then when they attack it throws poisoned poop.