Paramour is trucking along, passing our first stretch goal with the second in our sights. This first goal is pretty self explanatory. With the additional funds in hand, we wi...
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Josh Domanski
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Funded!
After just about 6 hours, Paramour has met its funding goal. A heartfelt thank you to everyone that has supported us so far! Please continue to spread the word and check out ...
After just about 6 hours, Paramour has met its funding goal. A heartfelt thank you to everyone that has supported us so far! Please continue to spread the word and check out the rest of Orbital Blues Month so we can ensure all of the projects reach their goal as well.
The focus from here is making Paramour the best that it can be. Our first stretch goal is improving the print quality of the zine, then we'll be bolstering it's content with some additional writing and a few additional art pieces from Lur Noise.
Tales From Across the Galaxy
As this update is sent out, Dying Hard on Hardlight Station: Anthology Edition for the Mothership RPG will be in its final hours of funding over on Kickstarter. For the uninformed, both Chris and I were given the opportunity to write scenarios for the Adventure Collection. For those contemplating sneaking in a pledge at the last minute, backers should receive an early PDF with all ten adventures shortly after the campaign closes and the pledge manager opens up. Check out the clips below for a sneak peek at what's in store over there.
Paramour is trucking along, passing our first stretch goal with the second in our sights. This first goal is pretty self explanatory. With the additional funds in hand, we will be splurging a bit to get a higher quality print for the zine. The next two are about expanding what's inside, so please keep sharing so that we can keep giving you more.
Interview
For those who want to learn more of the intended experience of Paramour and a general idea as to how these types of projects come together, I recently sat down with the folks at Why We Roll for a chat. You can check out the VOD from our conversion at the link below. I'd also recommend sticking around the channel and checking out some of the other interviews with Zach, Adam, and Wes to get a deeper dive into the other Orbital Blues Month projects!
In celebration of Orbital Blues Month, our own Chris Airiau has kicked off a series of related reviews on the Ansible Uplink podcast. The first is available to listen now, covering The Man We Knew by Kayla Dice, joined by Paramour's editor Samantha Leigh. Follow along for more to come!
