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Orders placed over the weekend will ship out on Monday.

Mission Control? Depends on the situation I guess. Others have said Handler, which I could see.

'Coordinator' or 'Controller' are the ones that spring to mind (based on level of authority). 'Mission Control', 'HQ', etc. Depends on the context though I guess.

For folks that grabbed it through Kickstarter or Backerkit, codes have been sent out through Backerkit and be redeemed through the Roll20 marketplace (instructions included with code).

A big thanks to @meditatingmunky.bsky.social for helping get this module ported and ready.

It's not great, but the alternatives are corporate software or going independent... which isn't exactly the more stable option. My two cents are take the jobs you want, just make sure the time you trade for money is adding up, and you're not counting on something in the future to make up for it.

It's in no way an endorsement of Hasbro that this is pretty typical video game industry behavior when an underwhelming project launches or management changes their mind. Tons of games get shoved out the door or scrapped before launching. It's part of why I left the video game industry long ago.

My own experience with my audience is that the 5e market has moderated from rapid growth to basically replacement rate, with generally low excitement around D&D 2024 as a new edition or an update to 5e, but I won't really know for sure what that translates to in Kickstarter till I run a campaign.

That said... I'm not sure how much of that is market appetite changing vs. creator preference changing. It's not like we see a sharp spike in failed high budget 5e Kickstarters, rather we see a lot of creators that moved on from 5e for reasons other profitability, even at the cost of profitability.