Kickstarter backers should receive two emails very shortly containing the links to purchase your physical copies of When the Moon Hangs Low. If you don’t receive your email please contact me via Kickstarter or by email at info@isolation-games.co.uk providing your name and email address.
I say emails, plural, as you each have the option of either the cheaper standard quality interior, or the luxurious premium interior. I would have preferred to send you each just one email with codes for both, but unfortunately that’s not how DTRPG is set up.
Your link entitles you to buy the book in the format you chose (hard- or soft-back) with the interior you desire at base production cost -that is the price of printing and nothing else- plus shipping. It’s your choice, but I really recommend the premium interior; it just makes the gorgeous artwork by Omercan, Gabiel, and Saga pop that little bit more.
Thank you all again for your support with this Kickstarter. It represents the culmination of almost three years hard work and I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve produced together.
What’s next?
I am already planning my next Kickstarter, which will be to create the first official supplement for When the Moon Hangs Low! Shadows of Bishopsgate is a depthcrawl scenario inspired by The Garden of Ynn and The Stygian Library by my good friend Emily Allen.
Shadows of Bishopsgate takes the player characters through an ever-changing, nightmarish sanatorium that is home to two powerful and malevolent entities. Due to the strange forces at play within the sanatorium, the building constantly rearranges its internal layout, meaning each visit is different to the last. It features tables for randomly generating over 30 different rooms, details to populate those rooms with, new monsters, more loot, and more information on the history of the notorious sanatorium.
Keep your eyes peeled for updates and playtest versions, coming soon.