Pathfinder meets Firefly in a world of airships, planeswalking and high adventure!
David Silver, who was the writer behind both the Tatulani and the Fenghaung in the Player's Guide, is probably best known for his own campaign setting: Everglow, also known as Ponyfinder. He's currently running a kickstarter to expand into 5th edition, which only has 30 hours left; if you play 5th ed., go ahead and take a look.
As is common with me, I've put my head down to do work and forgotten to poke it above ground in a while, but I wanted to let everyone know the state of things and what to expect for the rest of the books for this project.
While we have found an international fulfillment partner that works for us, their cost of fulfillment is higher than we budgeted for when we started this project. We mentioned during the project that if international shipping costs were too high, we would wait until all the books were finished to send them in a single package to backers, and currently the plan is to do that. International backers, if this doesn't work for you and you don't want to wait, please send me a private message and we will work it out.
We have brought a few new authors to the table, and our projected date to have the PDFs of Woodfaring Adventures and Andrus: The City of Men to you is Halloween. If we can do that, then we can have the physical books printed and shipped to you by Christmas.
While it's impossible to promise that there won't be a delay or two between now and then, I can promise you that I'll be working around the clock between now and then to finish these books and get them to you in as timely a manner as possible.
Its common for me to say that whatever book I'm currently working on is 'my favorite', but that doesn't mean the artwork for Andrus hasn't made me giddy with excitement. I hope you enjoy these half as much as I do.
The Physical books for the Player's Guide to Skybourne and Ships of Skybourne are here' and they are beautiful!
If you need to update your address, search your email for the link to Backerkit and update it there, because we're hoping to start shipping these out this week.
The next two books are still forthcoming, and will have more information on those for you soon.
The advanced copies of Ships of Skybourne and the Player's Guide to Skybourne have arrived, and they look awesome. The bulk of the books are still on the boat, but we've seen what they're going to look like, and I'm very happy with it.
We'll let you know as soon as we have the bulk of the books and when to expect your copies.
The city of Andrus is the next thing we're working on, and it's quite fun to work on. Jus because of the nature of the city itself, there's honestly very little that couldn't be found there, in one way or another. Things like a depressed awakened fish who'll guide you around the Mer-district for a fee, and the lengths he goes to to get his tobacco fix while underwater. Or an entire guild of puzzle-masters, lead by a three-headed created, who build puzzles and traps for the wealthy specifically designed to thwart thieves and adventurers of all stripes.
We'll have more details on that for you later on, but so far Andrus is shaping up to be my favorite book of the 4, and I'm not sure how I'm going to fit it all in a reasonable page count. Which has always been my problem, so one would think I'd learned to deal with it by now.
We won't be at Gen Con this year, but we WILL be at Paizo Con. It unfortunately came down to cost and we couldn't justify the trip to Gen Con this year, but anyone who wants to talk is welcome to hunt us down in the dealer's booth and say hi. They won't let me officially demo things in the dealer's room, but don't worry, we'll come up with something fun to do with anyone who comes in.
Thank you all,
Adam
Two points of business. First, Ships of Skybourne has just been updated and is now available for non-backer purchase!
We went through the mechanics for Ships of Skybourne and the Player's Guide for an extra 2 months beyond what I thought I would because I knew the books weren't where I wanted them to be. Now, however, they're both in their final form (I was sorely tempted to make a meme for the occasion but wasn't sure how to do it), which brings me to the next important point of business, printing!
Both Ships of Skybourne and the Player's Guide to Skybourne have officially been sent to the printers! We're using Print Ninja this time, who we haven't used before but they come highly recommended, so we'll keep you updated as they give us more information on what to expect and when.
Thank you everyone, and I hope you enjoy flying the skies.
Adam