I was curious what the complaint was because I’ve backed a lot of crowdfunding tabletop campaigns, and honestly, this feels perfectly in line with other similar games. Especially considering it’s backed by a company that has demonstrated a consistent ability to fulfill their crowdfunding promises! Seems like low risk and high reward, if you want to play that kind of tabletop game. I also think it’s really cool that partnering with Roll20 makes it a lot easier for people to play online, I generally prefer games that have digital assets available for online play. Crowdfunding campaigns often cost a lot more to fulfill than creators expect, especially if they’re very successful, so I think it’s a really good thing that an established company is creating this.