PJ Coffey

Right.

Right.

I will say, looking at their website, which is tabletopartsfund.org,

I will say, looking at their website, which is tabletopartsfund.org,

that they are noting specifically they do charitable grants for essential last mile funding to independent tabletop and actual play creators okay and what i'd understand by last mile is you are mostly good to go but you need a bit of extra cash to promotion yeah maybe buy some art maybe you know get the layout done and like i say there's a

that they are noting specifically they do charitable grants for essential last mile funding to independent tabletop and actual play creators okay and what i'd understand by last mile is you are mostly good to go but you need a bit of extra cash to promotion yeah maybe buy some art maybe you know get the layout done and like i say there's a

What I personally, being European, find a very weird idea in the tabletop gaming space that everything has to be done by the creator. Whereas I'm like, I can't do layout. My layout's terrible. My art skills are pretty much non-existent. What I do is I do words relatively well. Sometimes I even do words good.

What I personally, being European, find a very weird idea in the tabletop gaming space that everything has to be done by the creator. Whereas I'm like, I can't do layout. My layout's terrible. My art skills are pretty much non-existent. What I do is I do words relatively well. Sometimes I even do words good.

there you go so i hire people to do stuff and that sort of thing that maybe you're looking at and that's why i do crowdfunding it's like also yeah that seems like the opportunity there to help get you just over the line so getting your book to where it needs to be or your actual place started so yeah so probably if you've got something that's close to being finished that's going to i suspect be more likely to be seen in a favorable light okay

there you go so i hire people to do stuff and that sort of thing that maybe you're looking at and that's why i do crowdfunding it's like also yeah that seems like the opportunity there to help get you just over the line so getting your book to where it needs to be or your actual place started so yeah so probably if you've got something that's close to being finished that's going to i suspect be more likely to be seen in a favorable light okay

Very, very cool. Very cool.

Very, very cool. Very cool.

in world as well yeah yeah and it looks it looks amazing it's called augment magazine and i'm really liking like the cover that it's got it's got looks like a troll and maybe an elf and they are clearly deep deeply jacked into the matrix moving stuff around which It looks very much like you'd expect a glossy magazine to look.

in world as well yeah yeah and it looks it looks amazing it's called augment magazine and i'm really liking like the cover that it's got it's got looks like a troll and maybe an elf and they are clearly deep deeply jacked into the matrix moving stuff around which It looks very much like you'd expect a glossy magazine to look.

And they've got all, it's really got that layout, like, you know, Caribbean room storms, a new danger emerges. Parameteorology experts debate its source. So it feels like a sort of a current event.

And they've got all, it's really got that layout, like, you know, Caribbean room storms, a new danger emerges. Parameteorology experts debate its source. So it feels like a sort of a current event.

Yeah, because it's Caribbean Rune Storm. Okay, yeah, fine, fine, fine. It's like a magazine.

Yeah, because it's Caribbean Rune Storm. Okay, yeah, fine, fine, fine. It's like a magazine.

So who's editing the magazine, if I may ask? I am editing the first issue.

So who's editing the magazine, if I may ask? I am editing the first issue.