D&D 5E [Kobold Press] Vault of Magic Kickstarter

[Marc Radle]

Kobold Press is thrilled to announce our Vault of Magic Kickstarter is coming Monday February 15th!

With enough magic items for a lifetime of adventuring, it promises to be an invaluable addition to anyone's gaming bookshelf.

This grimoire of new magic items for 5th Edition campaigns brings wild surprises to your gaming table, from unknown potions, to fabled weapons and armor, to everyday magic that could become a campaign staple.

With over 800 items to start, many by leading tabletop designers and Kobold Press veterans, there's something here for your game, whether it's a new adventure underway or a long-term campaign that needs a jolt of new inspiration—for both the heroes and the villains!

The Kickstarter launches Soon. Be sure to sign Up for Kobold Press Kickstarter Notifications!

 

[SkidAce]

@Marc Radle

I thought I read in one of my emails that the Vault of Magic was system agnostic?

Would prefer 5e, so if I am wrong this is good news.

 

[Marc Radle]

@SkidAce

This is very much a D&D 5E project, no worries there!

Heck, just check out that big 5E graphic on the image above!

I think 'system agnostic' meant generic D&D 5E, as opposed to Midgard specific

 

[Tyler Do'Urden]

Kobold Press just keeps trying to pick my pocket... nasty, nasty koboldses!

 

[Marc Radle]

@Marc Radle

I thought I read in one of my emails that the Vault of Magic was system agnostic?

Would prefer 5e, so if I am wrong this is good news.

Ah!! I just saw what you were referring to!

The phrase was “setting agnostic compendium of magic items”, not system agnostic

 

[SkidAce]

Ahhh thank you, I was trying to find it to show you...but you beat me to it.

Great news and thanks for the response, I'm in...!!

 

[jerryrice4949]

This may seem like a silly question, but how many of the magic items have art?

 

[DND_Reborn]

You know, it bothers me when an established business, like Kobold Press, uses Kickstarter to raise funds when they already have money coming in....

 

[jerryrice4949]

You know, it bothers me when an established business, like Kobold Press, uses Kickstarter to raise funds when they already have money coming in....

Well that is ridiculous. RPGs are a low margin business and having some certainty is very important. Kickstarting has also helped to increase the quality of books both in editing and art. Compare some of the 3PP content for 3.5 vs now and it is a huge jump forward.

 

[DND_Reborn]

Well that is ridiculous. RPGs are a low margin business and having some certainty is very important. Kickstarting has also helped to increase the quality of books both in editing and art. Compare some of the 3PP content for 3.5 vs now and it is a huge jump forward.

Whatever... I'm not buying their stuff anyway.