Tether is on sale this weekend as part of the Allplay & Friends sale. Most of these games never go on sale during the year. No matter how many things you buy, shipping is just $4 in the USA, so get all your holiday games in one order. allplay.com/black-friday-202…

This weekend we've got a sale on Tether at our online store. Link and details when it goes live Friday.

We'll be demoing a prototype of our new game next weekend at PAXU! Booth 2803. Come by and check it out if you're there.

Looks like you had quite a game. That's a lot of big groups.

We missed the timeline for a booth at Gen Con, so we won't be there. The first show where Tether will be present is PAXU later this year. We will also be demoing our next game then too.

Babylonia! It's got such interesting interconnected options each turn, and everything you do makes an impact on all players' future turns. No wasted decision space.

Filed state sales tax for more than $0 the first time ever in life! I feel like this is some sort of benchmark.

The biggest gaps with KS are the lack of pledge manager (late pledges, charging shipping as late as possible, etc). But KS has such a bigger audience that I agree it's the right choice until a publisher has enough of a following that they don't need that built-in familiarity.

Yeah, it's interesting how many different options there are for fairly standard stuff. And I've seen different publishers take drastically different paths. It's all based on what you think is most important and what level of comfort you have with certain parts of the journey.

That's the sort of thing where you heard it and your stomach just drops. Fortunately there's a tunnel connecting all the Lexingtons of the world together.

There are smaller versions of this that happen all the time, and I expect a few more big ones coming up, like when the final physical copies are getting freighted from the printer to the fulfillment company then shipped to backers.

As a first time publisher, there have been times where I just hold my breath and hope things work: - When I pressed the launch button kickstarter for the first time - When I wire transferred thousands of dollars to a printing company (takes days to get through to the other side)

Also true about life in general😅

I find that so much of the process of publishing a game is: Step 1 - Prepare a bunch of stuff in an attempt to stay ahead of schedule. Step 2 - Find something you didn't anticipate and adjust as effectively as possible. Repeat ad nauseam.

In case you were on the fence about the Oracle of Play tarot deck, which includes a card from Tether, it's closing in on the last day. Here's a sample of some of the cards in the deck, pulled from several different games. kickstarter.com/projects/pub…

I've never missed a PAXU yet, and I don't intend to. Can't manage Origins this year, unfortunately. I'm not yet at the point where I can go to all the cons I'd like to.

More details about this, plus updates on our progress since the KS campaign are in our update posted today kickstarter.com/projects/how…