I need to stop just posting awesome kickstarters and actually say stuff about the ones other people post...
$60 for an NES game is kinda high... Almost would though, just... A bit higher than my cap for games made for systems over 20 years old. There, I feel better, now to advertise awesomeness.
+5 Food of Eating Cookbook:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/plotbear/publish-the-5-food-of-eating-cookbook$10 for the pdf. A small price to pay for a book of countless (at least by a troll) recipes with a bit of something for every RPGer out there. There's even vegan recipes and such for those weirdos. And if ya want something to hold in your hands, only an additional $5. Then there's all sorts of swag... Got friends? Really? Come on, I know you're lying... Well, at least you've got family, right? Yeah, buy some extra copies for them too. Your mom will love you and maybe she'll make up something better than liver and onion, like hummus and beef wrap with mint and tomato.
Reaper Miniatures' Bones:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1513061270/reaper-miniatures-bones-an-evolution-of-gaming-min?ref=users$100 for everything. (Except some new guys) I know, I know... That sounds high, but... Currently there's 111 miniatures included in that set. That makes each miniature only $0.91. And the amount of miniatures keeps going up and up. And to make this all that much more awesome, these things aren't cheap plastic. Nor are they expensive metals. They're a special "Bones" polymer. This stuff is durable, not too heavy, and relatively cheaper than metal. For added bonuses, you can also use a little bit of hot water and reposition almost anything on the miniature into a unique position you like. This stuff is a marvelous material and even holds paint great without any added time spent priming it. I can't check on Youtube videos right now, but here's a link to find some faster:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Bones+Miniatures+Reaper I fully expect for that $100 to cover over 150 miniatures before this is out. And don't worry about the fact that it looks like they don't have a lot of stretch goals planned. That tomb opens up and has even More stretch goals.
I'm using Reaper's Bones from this kickstarter and the ones I'm getting from Stonehaven's Dwarven Box Set to finally upgrade my Old Old miniatures set for gaming which was mostly pennies, army men, and a few random plastic guys from the toy stores. I suspect my group will be thankful for this. Also, if ya don't Quite have $100 to plop down for Reaper's Bones, there are smaller sets that cost less from the kickstarter, they're just not as epic. ($60 for 59 bones I believe) and $15 for a dozen Each of: Rats, Kobolds, and Goblins. (3 models, 4 of each for all of those) Also, Any goal amount (even $1) can add $25 to add 20 Orcs to it (5 different models, 4 of each)
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