Russ “Morrus” Morrissey

Yeah. I mean, enormous, really enormous.

Yeah. I mean, enormous, really enormous.

Yeah. Anyway.

Yeah. Anyway.

I remember him talking about that a while back. It was kind of in development, kind of an idea that he'd had a while back. So this is the outcome of that idea, I guess.

I remember him talking about that a while back. It was kind of in development, kind of an idea that he'd had a while back. So this is the outcome of that idea, I guess.

Yes. Without having that sort of, you meet the big boss and then it's dead one round later situation. Yeah. Or you're like, well, I'll cast Force Cage. No. Moving on. Yeah. But I've told my stride story enough times about how they kicked his ass at like sixth level or something. That'll happen. Yeah. Yeah. Players. Yeah.

Yes. Without having that sort of, you meet the big boss and then it's dead one round later situation. Yeah. Or you're like, well, I'll cast Force Cage. No. Moving on. Yeah. But I've told my stride story enough times about how they kicked his ass at like sixth level or something. That'll happen. Yeah. Yeah. Players. Yeah.

Yeah. I don't know what I meant to mention. Remember we spoke last week and we were talking about the new European legislation stuff? Oh, yes. The general product safety regulations. Yeah. So, I do have a bit of fairly good news. If you sell via drive-thru RPG, either by PGF or via print-on-demand, You're not the vendor. It's not your problem. Yeah. Drive-thru RPG is handling it.

Yeah. I don't know what I meant to mention. Remember we spoke last week and we were talking about the new European legislation stuff? Oh, yes. The general product safety regulations. Yeah. So, I do have a bit of fairly good news. If you sell via drive-thru RPG, either by PGF or via print-on-demand, You're not the vendor. It's not your problem. Yeah. Drive-thru RPG is handling it.

Don't worry about it. So it's utterly, it's totally not a problem. And the same will presumably be true for the people who sell via itch and things like that. I haven't looked at that. But again, itch is selling it, not you. So I imagine itch will be in the same position. They will handle it.

Don't worry about it. So it's utterly, it's totally not a problem. And the same will presumably be true for the people who sell via itch and things like that. I haven't looked at that. But again, itch is selling it, not you. So I imagine itch will be in the same position. They will handle it.

I think the difference there is Amazon have two ways of doing it. One is that you can drop ship. But if you're drop shipping, and drop shipping basically means they buy it on Amazon, but you still stock it and send it from yourself. You are still the person sending the thing. So you're responsible for it. Whereas like on DriveThruRPG,

I think the difference there is Amazon have two ways of doing it. One is that you can drop ship. But if you're drop shipping, and drop shipping basically means they buy it on Amazon, but you still stock it and send it from yourself. You are still the person sending the thing. So you're responsible for it. Whereas like on DriveThruRPG,

a print-on-demand book, they are printing it and shipping it, so they're responsible for it. Yes. I think that's the difference.

a print-on-demand book, they are printing it and shipping it, so they're responsible for it. Yes. I think that's the difference.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

For all the people who just sell and drive through RPG, it's not a thing that they need.

For all the people who just sell and drive through RPG, it's not a thing that they need.