Lead & Chrome is the post-apocalyptic TTRPG project my Fermi Resolution Worldbook is cross-collaborating with. If you’re more into “Mad Max with Mutants” than “future fantasy America,” go back that one instead. Or, you know, back both. Both is likewise good.
Anyway: they’ve hit their first stretch goal, which is great news! Go help them get along even further!
We are firmly in the dread doldrums of the crowdfunding experience, where the first rush of pledges have ended, and the last wave has yet to come. But now is an excellent time to back the Fermi Resolution Worldbook on Backerkit, because it will make me feel better. I mean, really, why lie about it?
As in, go to the site, and click the share button. Even if you’ve already backed the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit, share it anyway. There’s an art achievement linked to it.
Speaking of achievements, we’re only a few backers away from extra maps, and less than four hundred dollars away from the stretch goal. Back it today!
Short version: things are going extremely well for the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit. Sufficiently so that I am wondering whether Kickstarter is a cost-effective move. It’s not that Kickstarter is bad. It’s just never given me these kinds of numbers.
Continue reading Technical thoughts on the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit, 02/13/2025.A reminder: I have a few 99 cent tabletop RPG supplements available on DriveThruRPG. They’re system-generic, and very eclectic. Check them out here!
Mildra the Monk is a Twitch and YouTube interviewer who focuses on independent tabletop roleplaying games, and he’s interested in having me on to talk about the Fermi Resolution Worldbook. As you know, I’m always happy to talk about my games, my books, and crowdfunding, so we’re going to sit down for an interview later this month. I’m not sure yet if this is going to be live, or recorded for later, so I’ll let you know.
Looking forward to it! Interviews are fun. Tiring, but fun.
As we head to the end of the first week, I’d say that the Fermi Resolution Worldbook has been a remarkable success. So much of one, I’m wondering if a spot more of advertising would help move things along. I’m still trying to decide.
The next step is to get to $2,500. That hits our first stretch goal: an adventure, set during the time of ‘The Wolf-Man of Westhaven.’ In fact, it is based on that short story, so there you go. Encounter a wolf-man! Figure out his deal! Work out what to do next! Probably end up fighting [redacted]! All good, clean fun in the Second Republic.
Something I’m working on for my Backerkit. Still in progress.
Continue reading Milken Forts, Part 1.
We’re in day three of the Fermi Resolution Worldbook Backerkit, and we are doing very well. Well enough, in fact, that I need to start planning out maps and so forth for the first stretch goal, which is:
Continue reading Less than a thousand dollars away from the next stretch goal!