Impact! Miniatures
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Project Update: Impact! does not endorse evil use of our products (and shipping update)
Good day Backers!
First up ... a quick update to shipping as I've seen multiple questions in the comments.
Impact! to save money (and avoid 3rd party mistakes) ships out all our packages out of my home based business. So that means my wife working at night to ship out rewards along with online store, Ebay and Amazon orders. However Kim is really good at shipping. She is very confident that all rewards for this project will be shipped out by the end of September. I cannot predict when you will ship in that time (so asking will have no answer) but it will be before the end of September.
Now on the public disclaimer:
At Gen Con, I had a backer pick up a reward with 2 sets of Tyche's Pouch. Out of curiosity I asked him if one was for friend. He explained to me that he wanted my mostly friendly magic item to be cursed and was going to take the 3 negative dice from the one set and add them to the 8 dice in the other causing it to have 6 negative dice and 5 positive and moving the overall modifer in the bag from +6 to -3. The player finding and picking up the bag would be forced to use the bag to replace any D20 roll that the DM ruled important during future gameplay (so the player cannot just burn the cursed item with meaningless skill checks).
Impact! would like to take this moment to say we cannot in any way shape or form support the conversion of our magic item to the forces of darkness. However, the owner of Impact! was heard saying something about clever ideas and diabolical thinking that he had to acknowledge. The owner has also acknowledged that since Tyche was also a goddess of misfortune ... the conversion of the bag to a cursed item like this is not outside what she would have canonically created.
As a side note ... this may or may not have inspired me to order the Tyche's Pouch D20s individually to sell in the future and thus be able to offer this Cursed version as a product in the future. ;-)
Tom @ Impact!
First up ... a quick update to shipping as I've seen multiple questions in the comments.
Impact! to save money (and avoid 3rd party mistakes) ships out all our packages out of my home based business. So that means my wife working at night to ship out rewards along with online store, Ebay and Amazon orders. However Kim is really good at shipping. She is very confident that all rewards for this project will be shipped out by the end of September. I cannot predict when you will ship in that time (so asking will have no answer) but it will be before the end of September.
Now on the public disclaimer:
At Gen Con, I had a backer pick up a reward with 2 sets of Tyche's Pouch. Out of curiosity I asked him if one was for friend. He explained to me that he wanted my mostly friendly magic item to be cursed and was going to take the 3 negative dice from the one set and add them to the 8 dice in the other causing it to have 6 negative dice and 5 positive and moving the overall modifer in the bag from +6 to -3. The player finding and picking up the bag would be forced to use the bag to replace any D20 roll that the DM ruled important during future gameplay (so the player cannot just burn the cursed item with meaningless skill checks).
Impact! would like to take this moment to say we cannot in any way shape or form support the conversion of our magic item to the forces of darkness. However, the owner of Impact! was heard saying something about clever ideas and diabolical thinking that he had to acknowledge. The owner has also acknowledged that since Tyche was also a goddess of misfortune ... the conversion of the bag to a cursed item like this is not outside what she would have canonically created.
As a side note ... this may or may not have inspired me to order the Tyche's Pouch D20s individually to sell in the future and thus be able to offer this Cursed version as a product in the future. ;-)
Tom @ Impact!
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