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We are currently planning to use USPS First Class International mail for delivering rewards to Canada backers, requiring $11 more than for US backers.

Beth Sobel sent us the box cover illustration. We uploaded it to Board Game Geek and ordered some marketing pieces for upcoming conventions.

We plan for the Lanterns campaign to have separate reward tiers for each shipping option, but not for multiple versions of the game or for Relic Expedition.

It was a productive weekend for Lanterns: testing the latest version, sending updates to new and existing testers, and getting ready for Gen Con.

After holding a Carcassonne-size box, I realized it was too big for Lanterns. So I made a trip to Madness Games and Comics to study box sizes.

I added my bank account to my Amazon account, and they asked me to upload a bank statement for verification.

My tax profile with Amazon Payments is now complete, one step closer to connecting it to my Kickstarter project.

I am studying a lot of Kickstarter campaign pages. To add some structure to my study I will be gathering stats and writing up my observations on some of them, starting with Yardmaster Express.

Following some good advice in a recent article by Chris Henderson and using a Carcassonne box as a reference, we’re planning to use Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment for handling reward delivery to US backers.

I’m using Roll20 to run remote playtests with Chris and other remote testers. Here are some of my recommendations and the techniques I’m using.