Unfortunately it's true: OVA has missed its promised release date. It beats tracking down over-priced secondhand copies, I'm sure! These things are part of the reason I'm offering the book at the reduced price, but trust me, it still looks good, and I imagine many of you wouldn't care about the difference. Bleed is what allows artwork and graphics to reach the edge of the page, and without it you may see a thin white border on some of the pages. Flat areas of color have a splotchy effect, images are not as sharp as they could be, and there is no bleed on the pages. The print quality is good, but not great.The original ISBN has been removed and replaced with the DTRPG/RPGNow logos.The advertisement for webcomics and the original feedback form have been removed.Strange, sad, but true! Anyone who has a mint copy laying around I'd be glad to pay a premium for it! *laughs*) Err.back to the topic.
Due to some mismanagement, I never received a copy of OVA. For those of you who care about such things, I thought I should detail how it differs from the original print run. That's a $5 savings over the original release, and that doesn't even include the $5 coupon offer! Even better, you can get it for the thrifty price of $14.95. FOREVAH.ĭriveThru RPG and RPGNow continue to gradually roll out their Print-On-Demand service to customers week by week, but by now many of you should be able to order the book. Which character would you most want to see given this treatment?Īn illustration of your OVA character as part of a custom-designed character sheet.įree access to all future Wise Turtle products. What size would you want to see most? Or would you like to see it poster-sized?Īrtwork from the game printed on a wall scroll just like the ones you see for commercial anime.Ī painted mini sculpture of one of the OVA characters, similar to ones common for most anime. May also include quick reference for character stats or an extremely simple mini-game.Ī box including the book, quick-start player books, character sheets, and a set of dice.įrame-able prints of artwork from the game. Would personalized inscriptions increase your interest in this?Ĭards featuring art from the game.
How much earlier than its release date would you expect to see it? What would the least amount of time be to feel you’re getting something? Under each item I have included a description and additional points of inquiry for discussion. I want to gauge which of these are wanted most, and how much you would be willing to pledge to attain a given reward. Which fill you with excitement and a prurient desire to part yourself from your money? Which instill only a tepid response?Ī ranked list isn't required, but whatever time you can spend detailing your interest would be greatly appreciated.
I’ve included a list below of ideas I had as additional bonuses to the basic “preorder the book” option. What I’m curious about is what sort of incentives will actually interest you enough to pledge. It’s a low-risk way to support projects you care about without worrying if it will actually happen or not. If the total amount of pledges reaches a number set by the creator, the project is funded. Fans pledge varied amounts of money, with higher pledges netting them increasing rewards, benefits, and goodies. For those of you unfamiliar with the concept, Kickstarter allows creators to raise money to fund their projects. With the obligatory channeling of Dean Martin behind me, I want to talk to y’all about a potential Kickstarter campaign for OVA.
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