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Roll20 support is underway

Posted on May 24, 2020 by sheibeck

Roll20 support for Fatecharactersheet.com is well under way. We have several sheets that are in beta. As always, I’m hopeful for some community testing to help catch bugs, and to offer ideas.

This system will require a Chrome extension, so Chrome browser is the only way you’ll be able to use it. I’ll be looking into firefox as well because it can also leverage chrome extensions to some degree (maybe some other browsers, too, we’ll be looking into it.)

If you’re interested in beta testing or just want to know where we’re at you can check out our support page https://github.com/sheibeck/fcs/wiki/Fate-of-20 for the haps.

Patreon for The Procurator

Posted on November 3, 2017 by sheibeck

I’ve been rolling around spinning up a Patreon site for quite a while now. Recently I had an email from someone who was asking about the state of The Procurator and conversation followed where Patreon was mentioned. So, I figured, what the heck, let’s do this thing.

I’m setting up all the details now and working through goals and subscriber levels and all that jazz. My hope is that it will a space for a community to begin to grow and The Procurator can gain some traction and some group hugs.

Look for a Patreon launch coming in the next week (or sooner!)

Server Migration

Posted on October 19, 2017 by sheibeck

We’ve migrated www.darktierstudios.com to a new server today. One of the biggest changes is that the blog section will now be pointing to this blog. I’m working on migrating away from a Kentico specific platform for both darktierstudios.com and theprocurator.com because it’s costly to keep up the license when I make no money doing this 😀

Alas, good things are in the works, so in the end, this is all for the better.

Euangelion goes gold

Posted on July 13, 2015 by sheibeck

I found a shiny new package on our doorstep this afternoon … a print version of Euangelion courtesy of thegamecrafter.com. I have to admit I was a little afraid to open it because I really wanted it to be good, and this was our first officially published board game (self-published.)

The quality of everything was very good, the pieces were all there and in separate plastic bags. The board looked so gorgeous and the cards were spot on! I made a few tweaks because I didn’t like the way a couple things looked from a design perspective, but overall everything turned out awesome.

You can buy your own copy on the Euangelion game page.