Late as always, but I was able to get the final part of May's trio of offerings to my patrons. May included Grim Water Oasis and Keegan Manor. And I also included an NPC card that is associated with Keegan Manor. Those of you who aren't a patron can click the links and download the PDF for free.
Keegan Manor is a location in a small hex crawl I want to develop around it. I am working on the overall map and hope to be able to share that soon.
May Patreon Report
My Patreon can swing quite a bit over a month's time. I thought I would share the my numbers.
New Pledges: 7 new pledges for $21
Increase Pledges: None
Deleted Pledges: 1 pledge for -$1
Decreased Pledges: 2 pledges for -$9.50
Total Pledge Change: $10.50
# of End of the Month Patrons: 74, a gain from 6 from last month
Amount of End of the Month Pledged: $174.75*
The pledged amount is that for the first micro-adventure I am able to produce. To give you an example of how this decreases I'll share what I get in my top three pledges in June. This can always change, but at this point and time these are the numbers.
1st Adventure: $179.25
2nd Adventure: $171.25
3rd Adventure: $137.75
So you can see it drops quite a bit after the second adventure. I am usually good for two adventures in the month and on a rare occasion when I have the brainpower I'll get out a third.
But those amounts are not what I receive. Patreon gets a cut, the credit card fees need to be paid and the amount I owe others for pledging their fantastic creations. I am taking an informed guess here and it averages out that the Patreon and CC fees take about $25 to $30 (these costs are taken out with each adventure released) and I pledge around $50 to other folks creating Patreon goodies (this is taken out once a month).
I have to say I am very happy with my Patreon campaign, I've hit a high for the number of patrons supporting my adventures and a high for the amount pledged. There was a nice surge of folks over the past few weeks. And I received some fantastic emails from patrons with great feedback and how he was going to use them in a game. Love hearing about that.
If anyone is interested in a Patreon or have questions about my experience I'll be glad to share. It;s been a positive experience for me overall. And a good way to earn a little extra money to support your gaming habit. Those gaming books and paraphernalia won't come to your house on their own.
Patrons. Thanks you as always.
My copies arrived (in the UK) this morning! Thank you so much for your continued excellent work, Tim.
ReplyDeleteNice work on these, I really enjoyed reading over them when they arrived.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tim, got my adventures today!
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