That is pretty neat. But I am truly hoping Monte (or the artguy - checked on Eric Lofgren's page and he seems sane) will be the art director for this - because Greasy Jim's ideas on art are absolutely horrid. Vornheim is like the best thing ever, because Zak did the design and Jim kept his fingers off the project. I dunno who we should blame for the Cavalcade of Furries (which were actually well arted, but still furries) in Geoff's Isle of the Unknown, but while it was a pretty nice project, the art... It was not stupid cannibal corpse album cover crap (often poorly drawn) like we see in Jim's own stuff (meh-house edition :() but the furries all seemed to be in middle of a pelvic thrust when the picture was drawn... Oops, didn't want to go on an art-rant, but with products from LotFP, only Vornheim hasn't been riddled by crappy art direction. So I am not holding up hopes this won't suffer from the same.

Still, could be a neat adventure in any case :)

The bad thing about indie-gogo is that apparently the money is transferred even if goal is not met :(

There are both kinds, actually, I think. I'd be reluctant to put money to a non-fixed fundin one.

I think I am going to give in to Greasy Jim and put some money into Machinations of the Space Princess. Mostly cause it will have Satine Phoenix arts http://www.indiegogo.com/LotFPDesborough

Monte Cook? The 3e guy? pass... Now if it was David Cook I'd understand the interest.

In spite of the fact that he's a 3E guy, I like a lot of Monte's ideas and stuff. (I even used to post on his message board.)

I particularly liked both his d20 Call of Cthulhu and d20 World of Darkness books. Both cool modern-horror type games.