Blah, nevermind

<t>If he just wanted to he funny he should have set the goal to an unreachable amount. He's not going to fly anywhere and run a game after reaching a few hundred bucks. I guess other than that though, he kinda might be able to achieve the rest. I don't know if jenny will take him back or not though,...

<t>@josdotcom If you accept a donation under the claim of action to be taken, you're legally obligated to follow through. He is just as obligated to follow through with his product as St. Jude is to help children with medical issues. Failing to do so is detrimental to kickstarter, period. Getting a ...

I play in my basement over a concrete floor, plus I have 4 kids. Dwarvinite offers a peace of mind that resin just can not.

dice4hire wrote:

I am hoping everything in KS3 is dwarvenite, not resin or other materials. I like being able to not worry about the dwarvenite breaking when I use it.

Same here

Stefan wrote: jimibones83 wrote: And crenelated walls. All three, straight, corner, and rounded corner would be nice. Of course, there will be crenelated walls, beautiful ones, matching real life crenelated walls...I plan several variations for the towers...Right on. Another thing I'd like to see i...

<t>Its pretty funny to read, but quite offensive that he's made his goal and will collect your money. I'm surprised at the comments that anyone might receive something further. That's obviously not going to happen. Some of his stretch goals aren't even possible. This type of thing poses a serious th...

And crenelated walls. All three, straight, corner, and rounded corner would be nice.

This is super cool stuff, but nowhere near my price range. A loooong way from it in fact, lol.

I'd like to see the next kickstarter pop off in the middle of February and last 30 days. That would give me just the right amount of time to get my taxes done and pledge before I spend all the money