I'd not previously been aware of the issues around the previous Judges Guild attempt at crowdfunding CSIO or of the challenges around the current owners of JG. I'd therefore like to say thank you to Goodman Games for navigating what sounds like a nightmarish maze of issues. It is a minor miracle that this product has launched at all, and can just about grasp the many complexities. I understand why it restricted in ways a 'clean' product would not be. Thank you for persevering.

I started playing D&D with the Basic Set in 1979 and quickly graduated to AD&D and the JG City-State campaign because a friends older brother had most of the JG product line at the time. They were willed to me when he went off to grad school years later. All of the JG stuff is long gone but I still have the Inferno Module. I started gravitating to the Harn setting in 1983 after seeing those AWESOME maps at the local gaming store. Getting the opportunity to go down nostalgia lane is exciting. It is also terribly interesting to see how the early hobby operated with these reprints. I am not sure why there is so much negativity about this launch. If you can't afford it then don't purchase it. A hearty thanks to. GG for taking on this product. I look forward to perusing it in the future.

What are the plans for the series after this? I get that WOTC has pulled their license, and you are clearly unhappy with your relationship with JG. so what is left?