The Fantasy Trip Live on Kickstarter Now!

[Anaraxes]

Shipping is separate from the KS pledge, yes?

(The KS page seems pretty clear on that question. Guess I'm just suffering last-second paranoia.)

[philreed]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

Shipping is separate from the KS pledge, yes?

(The KS page seems pretty clear on that question. Guess I'm just suffering last-second paranoia.)

Yes. Shipping will be charged separately, in BackerKit, at a later date. We expect to open the BackerKit surveys two to three weeks after the Kickstarter project closes.

[Wayne]

Shipping is listed here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...leplaying/faqs

Canada
* Melee/Wizard - $15
* Legacy Edition - $20
* I Want It All - $40

EU
* Melee/Wizard - $15
* Legacy Edition - $20
* I Want It All - $40

UK
* Melee/Wizard - $15
* Legacy Edition - $20
* I Want It All - $40

Australia
* Melee/Wizard - $25
* Legacy Edition - $35
* I Want It All - $76

Rest of the World
* Melee/Wizard - $30
* Legacy Edition - $70
* I Want It All - $76

[philreed]

Originally Posted by Wayne

Shipping is listed here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...leplaying/faqs

That covers shipping outside of the U.S. which is estimated at:

Melee/Wizard - $12.00
Legacy Edition - $20.00
I Want It All - $26.00
Convention Event - $26.00

Additionally:

"Please remember that unlocking stretch goals that pack more physical components into the game may increase shipping costs, and any physical add-ons may also increase shipping costs. Final shipping costs will be determined and charged through BackerKit after the project closes.

Please note that any taxes or customs fees are exclusively your responsibility, and these fees will be determined when the shipment arrives in your country. We also cannot guarantee that an order will not be confiscated or rejected by your country's customs."

[Wayne]

Originally Posted by philreed

"Please remember that unlocking stretch goals that pack more physical components into the game may increase shipping costs, and any physical add-ons may also increase shipping costs.

That's good thing (more goodies = more postage) in my opinion!

[Anaraxes]

Originally Posted by KS status email

As we continue to unlock stretch goals, the Legacy Edition box gets more and more packed, to the point that we'll wait until next week to calculate the final depth when I meet with our friends at GPI to go over the final project specs. We started at about a 2-inch depth, but I strongly suspect that we're closing in on about 4-inches, now.

Hey, the "monster game" is all part of the 80s wargame tradition, too. So a giant box with thousands of counters to sort out and seven (real-world) megahexes of map fits right into the nostalgia factor.

I think Steve is going to have to a lot of work, though, to come up with a properly dense and impenetrably abstract rule book to match some of those. (SPI, I'm looking at you!) TFT is far too understandably written and straightforward to qualify as a true monster game, no matter how big the box gets.

[GM Joe]

It's nice to see we're closing in on 3k backers. I'd hoped for that, but had suspected it may not be a realistic goal. Sometimes it's nice to be proven wrong!

[Shadekeep]

With regards to shipping, I'm betting the I Want It All tier is going to have to go up, what with all the extras unlocked and the new thicker box coming. Not that I'm complaining, I love it!

[firefox5]

Mr. Reed... you posted that the "Fantasy Trip" box size needs to be rethought and reinforced. Your post stated that two(2) inches was the original size, and you were thinking of going up to three(3) inches; maybe four(4) inches. Please update to six(6) inches, as I expect over the whole of 2019, there will be numerous expansions; to "The Fantasy Trip".

[Shadekeep]

And all this talk of the box is making me pine a bit for the glory days of Avalon Hill and their bookshelf boxes. Those folk sure knew how to make a box.