This was amazing good sir. My favorite video so far. I hope you can do a more detailed explanation of the stencil creation process in the future.

Excited to see you continue bringing more Stormlight minis to life. Well aware that this was an incredibly long process, even though you managed to edit it into a very watchable video

Did you make up any of the colors?

This looks awesome

I also used a spreadsheet but I wanted all the books, dice, minis and item cards. The best option turned out to be the GM tier with the minis addon. Just leaving out the fancy dice saved me quite a but

I went for the Add-ons only tier. Roshar book pack, adversary tokens, maps, and dice. $158. More than enough to play a Stormlight Campaign and be able to play tactical skirmishes conveniently. This is the pledge I would have been completely happy with if there was not a Mistborn RPG, which is what I originally thought to begin with. Will almost certainly pick up the Mistborn World Guide too eventually, but this way everything ships in one wave and I can decide on Mistborn after trying out the Stormlight stuff.

I did the exact opposite of you. I was tempted by the collector bundle but ultimately i'm a gamemaster and couldn't paint those minis properly to save my life. I opted for the gm tier which is what i really need.

I was happy with almost everything except the Shardbearer's sword, i had to kitbash that thing ASAP

As someone who is a fan of the Cosmere with the likelihood of me ever engaging in the TTRPG being highly unlikely, I went for the Reader tier, I intend to select the World Guides once the Backerkit opens. That being said I am still curious about the canon scenes in the other books and of course the art, but I'm hoping someone will share those bits of intel for those of us who are interested in it, but not the game itself.

Ive bought the GM tier + the minis (Including the previous kickstarter ones! because i couldnt get em) the 45 dollar dice its too expensive. but the rest seems awesome

That looks great!

As someone new to mini painting, thank you for the edge highlighting explanation! That part is super intimidating as I don’t want to screw it up.

I am at GM + minis. I could by a single d20 dice if available but not all for 45 dollars. Seems like an easy cut.

I've been going for The Collector, haven't really rpg in over 20 years, but as the tilt of this plage level suggests, I'm a collector and I live in Norway so I'm not sure if it will come here and how much it will cost if it does. Still regret not buying the two big statues in the last campaign. Then it hurt my collecting soul a little that I couldn't go all in on the Words of Radiance Leatherbound campaign and had to settle for only 1 Radiant Pack, but I couldn't justify the price of $650 + $125 in shipping, or it could, but unfortunately I also have to pay for rent., eat food and all other expenses. I think your analysis seems to make sense for what you want, but I'm a little surprised that you drop the dice, 6 of them can be bought barrels without the SA logo on them, but The Plot dice is a little more difficult right now, is certainly only one D6 fixed with other symbols on it and can easily be replaced with a normal D6, you just have to remember what is what or for that matter do it yourself with a blank D6. Not entirely sure if I'll play this at all, as none of my friends know what Cosmere is or have any interest in doing so, but I want it in my Cosmere collection. Then I'm busy with Warhammer The Old World/Necromunda/Mordheim for the next few years

I think your analysis is good, and it's important to realize exactly what you want and why. I personally feel more of a collector + ttrpg player, so I went ahead and did get the highest tier, with the complete digital add on. I plan on playing through the adventures virtually on our podcast, and have found physical books to be handy to have while I DM virtually. I then also want to create robust adventures, maybe even for others to play through, so getting the world guides also makes sense. I backed the miniatures campaign and thus also wanted to grab these miniatures for the collection and hobby painting. What's nice about kickstarter + backerkit is you get time to make those decisions, imo. What's nice about Dragonsteel and Brotherwise in particular is that if you can't back during the campaign, they almost always have everything available after fulfillment.

Good stuff dude!