Silver

I've made it to Silver on one of my products at DrivethruRPG, which is nice. I've got a decent range of games sitting at Bronze level too.


Maybe this whole game design thing is working after all.

In unrelated news, there will be a few less posts on the blog over the new years period as I move house again. I've just finished up a year as a woodwork/metalwork teacher on the border of NSW and Victoria, and am now heading a few hours northeast to a little town near Griffith (here's a map for those unfamiliar with the area).

I'm still going to be working away on the Familiar project when I get the chance, but the updates won't be coming through every day or two like they have been.




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