(It actually started as an idea for a tabletop wargame, then an RPG setting book, then a boardgame, then back to RPG setting.but as a zine!) I love playing both low and high fantasy games, historical games, scifi, and more, but there are rarely games I find that mix lighthearted fun, difficult and gritty rules, lots of player options, and not playing superheroes. The mayhem and lightheartedness of Mario-type games, the gritty tech of dieselpunk settings, the modularity and streamlined game engines of OSR games like the Black Hack and Knave, and more.
I'm humble enough to accept my zine might not resonate with enough people (and global pandemic and snowpocalypse are impacting everyones' cashflow!), but I'm hopeful! I also didn't realize Kickstarter has evolved into a form of preorder platform where creators exhibit already completed projects! Who knew? :Dĭungeon Plumbers has been a passion project in my head for many years. I thought I covered all my bases when prepping my first Kickstarter project, but I was SO unprepared for the algorithm roadblocks, the countless hours of daily hustle, the dozens of spam messages from marketers, the lackluster Facebook ad results, the lack of forums to self-promo it, etc. If you think my project has merit, or you have friends who would be into a game zine based on D&D/Mario Bros/Final Fantasy 7/dieselpunk/post-apocalyptic fantasy-inspired themes, check it out and spread the word! It's live on Kickstarter for 8 more days, and I only need about 50 more backers at the zine+PDF combo pledge level ($20).
My name is Wayne and I created my first RPG zine called Dungeon Plumbers.
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