Charity Stream Giveaways!

 VooDoo Dolly here, bringing you part one of the Queer and Present Danger charity stream giveaways! 


Find out more about our upcoming stream here. 


First up, from House Dok Productions: 

  • 3 softcover copies of Metahumans Rising [$30 donation]
  • 3 softcover copies of Fractured Kingdom [$30 donation]
  • 6 art prints from Metahumans Rising [Any donation]
We ourselves will be giving away the following:
  • 6 softcover copies of Fox Magic [by FMEI]
  • 1 copy of The Very Good Dogs of Chernobyl [9th Level Games]
  • 1 copy of Savage Sisters [9th Level Games]
  • 1 copy of Classics...But Make It Gay hardcover artbook [Nova & Mali]
  • Landscape digital art piece by PsychoScion
Hatchlings Games is giving away three PDF copies of Inspirisles...




...and Session Zero Games is giving away two download codes to redeem PDFs of their published works on their website.

The World Anvil has donated three download codes for Broken Tales!

Possum Creek Games is giving away three $10 gift codes for their website as well.

LoreSmyth is giving away a hard copy of Remarkable Cults, and a copy of Wondrous Expeditions: Forests. They will cover all shipping costs.




Geek & Artsy is giving away this lovely pin:




DTRPG is giving away a $50 gift code!

Tentacle Kitty will be giving away one plushie from current or past campaigns per game! They are also giving away one randomly selected full-sized Tentacle Kitty to the top stream donor.




Zin Never Dies is giving away three hard copies of its game, covering the Backerkit credit needed to cover the print costs. They are also giving away the quickstart PDF to all viewers during their portion of the stream.



World of Asunder is giving away two copies of the Keeper's Guide and two copies of the Seeker's Tome for Asunder via DTRPG. '




Elderwood Academy is giving away ten $20 gift cards!




Ritual Motion is giving away two codes for their website. Each promo code is good for one pair of gaming skins, plus shipping.

Veil of the Void is giving away 5 copies of their PDF!

We'll have all of the giveaway milestones in the next blog entry, coming out tomorrow!

In the meantime, we'd like to thank everyone who's donated to the charity stream! We're absolutely amazed at the response we've received.

Stream kicks off in three days!





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