Vote below then ask a specific question in the comments! We will compile for Steve once we hit 500 backers - don't forget to share the campaign so we get there faster!
At 500 backers, Steve goes live for a backers-only Q&A. Send your questions ahead, then join the private stream and ask the follow-ups yourself in chat. Date announced after we unlock it. Also opens the Nexus Archive Wallpaper Pack as an add-on.
Mythfall #2 is a reality thanks to you. We've funded in less than 24 hours! Thank you!
If you're following the campaign and haven't had the chance to back yet, there's still time to grab your early bird rewards! You can back the campaign here.
Once the early bird rewards expire, we'll be announcing stretch goals for the campaign. So, stay tuned!
Also! If you haven't had the chance, make sure you check out our collab partner Unicorn: Vampire Hunter to get your hand on these awesome art prints!
HI there, Cici here! Hope you're excited about stretch goals!
At the $5,000 level we're going to be adding a new free digital reward to all pledge levels. The reward will be a special deep dive into one of the many locations in Mythfall. It'll be up to you though to determine which one we should go to first.
Radih - Underground embassy deep in the mountains of Tyrn Syberyn - Home of the pirate merchants of Tyrn Talderra - Ancient Zymeran city built by a long dead god
At the $6,000 level, we'll have a new sticker set added to the campaign. This will be free for everyone at a physical pledge level.
We have officially hit the halfway mark. Halfway funded. Halfway to bringing this anthology to life. You did that. Every backer, every share, every comment, it all adds up.
Now, there was an achievement to unlock, a mystery sticker to reveal, and it's time to deliver!
Cosmic Stingray, by Maegan Cook, inspired by the artwork by RiverLoche
Now, the sticker pack has four celestial designs for everyone who'd like to add a pack to their pledge, or pledges at the Meteor or Celestial bundle levels.
Celestial Sticker pack, 2.5" vinyl stickers
We still have 47% to go and 16 days left on the clock. Here's how you can help us get to fully funded (and beyond):
✦ Share the campaign link with someone who'd love it ✦ Post about your favorite tier or reward item on social media ✦ Upgrade your pledge while early bird deals are still available
Halfway to our goal is incredible. Let's keep going until everything is unlocked!
The cat knows everything, or so everyone says. Whatever you might need: if it’s help with your lessons, advice for your business, or anything else you can put into words for it to understand, the cat can help! All that you have to do, in return, is give the cat everything it asks for—no matter what the cost might be.
It wasn’t always this way, for better or for worse. It wasn’t all that long ago when the wizard council unveiled the cat to the world—just a year ago, or was it two? Three? It can’t have been more than five, because Felix was still on the wizard council five years ago, and you would have remembered if he was on the unveiling committee.
“This is,” the wizards proclaimed for all to hear, “the cat!”
At a glance, the cat seemed almost normal, like any other that you might see employed in a barn, or on a sailing ship, for a certain sense of the word employed. It looked so normal, in fact, that many of those who had otherwise been excited to see what the wizard council was showing off this time started to lose interest and turn away, deciding that they cared more about the call of their stomachs than whatever this was. You were one of them.
And then, the cat opened its mouth. That part wasn’t unusual. The fact that understandable words came out of its mouth, and not simply mindless caterwauling—now, that part was unusual.
“Good morning,” said the cat. “I am the cat. Ask me anything, and I will answer.”
One of your neighbors, Arthur, shouted out, “Why don’t cats like me petting them?”
“That depends,” said the cat, “and I cannot answer with certainty, but one possibility is that you are simply too loud for them to enjoy your company.”
Arthur shut up rather quickly after that, though that might not have been entirely intentional on his part and more to do with the fact that everyone else in the crowd had suddenly and spontaneously decided that the cat was more interesting than an early lunch after all. [...]
