Titan Hunters Rally!

Thanks to all of you, we blasted past our latest stretch goal over the weekend (happy daylight savings day to those who celebrate - and happy International Woman's Day to everyone!), and that means a brand new ancestry is entering the world of Titanbound…

🏔️ Climb #4 Cleared: The Succubus joins the fight.

This seductive and dangerous cambion lineage brings a powerful new flavor to the game. Succubi are masters of influence, temptation, and supernatural charm. Their natural Charisma bonuses and incredible communication abilities make them some of the most socially powerful characters in the game.

And that got us thinking…

Let's face it: for many, Charisma is their dump stat (no offense to all you amazing Bards and Warlocks out there!).

Now that we've unlocked a very Charisma-forward ancestry, why not kick it up a notch? Let's take advantage of all that personality and make a class that puts it to good use!

So, Titan Hunters, your brief respite is over. Time to get back to the climb. Glory awaits at the next height.

Next Stretch Goal: At $34,000, 🏔️ Climb #5 unlocks:

The Planeshift Summoner Class

At $34,000, we unlock a brand-new class built to prove that Charisma can be awesome, too!

The PLANESHIFT SUMMONER harnesses their sheer force of personality to reach into the vast unknown. When they call out, the universe answers by sending a creature to take their place, swapping them instantly.

The Summoner can bond with called creatures, letting them stay longer and grow stronger.

No longer is Charisma just for talk: it’s the key to calling forth powerful allies and shifting the battlefield to your will!



The Planeshift Summoner is a Charisma-based class built around a strange and dangerous magical talent.

Rather than commanding magic through study or divine devotion, the summoner reaches out into the infinite universe using nothing but their Charismatic presence.

They call.

And the universe answers, choosing a random creature to send into the fray. 

There is a momentary cosmic exchange where the summoner and the creature switch places. In a blink of arcane light, the summoner vanishes from the battlefield, replaced by a being from another realm who arrives ready to act on their behalf. 

Once a creature has been summoned, the bond between it and the caster can strengthen, and each Summoner can be bonded with up to three creatures at a time. But keep in mind, these creatures are in this world in their physical form and can die if mortally wounded during battle. If that happens, the Summoner can no longer call upon one of their kind. Use your bonded friends wisely.

Thank you again, Titan Hunters. Because of you, the party keeps growing.

Onward and Upward!

- Geoff

Well met, Titan Hunters!

Very excited to announce that today, Friday March 6th Dungeon Damsel will be hosting a live AMA on their Discord, and they've invited us to join!

Join Us today at 7pm EST/4pmPST for an AMA on all things Titanbound and Druskara over on Dungeon Damsel's Discord! Xane, Bunni and Geoff will be there to provide revealing answers to your burning questions!

I know I have MANY questions about Druskara, which looks just incredible. Hope to see you all there!

Also, thanks to you, we're so close to unlocking the Succubus Ancestry!



Can't wait to add this option to the book!

Have a great weekend, Titan Hunters!

- Geoff

Well met, Titan Hunters!

Today I get to share something I’m genuinely honored (and honestly a little stunned) to announce:

We’re doing a cross-collaboration with the upcoming Druskara campaign by Dungeon Damsel. CLICK HERE to check it out!

🎁 Back Both Campaigns = Free Gifts (From Both of Us)

If you back Titanbound and Druskara, you’ll receive a free gift from each campaign as part of the crossover.

I’m not going to spoil what they’re giving yet - because it deserves its own dramatic reveal - but I can tell you what we are doing with this partnership… and it’s something I’ve wanted to do for a long time.

📚 Titanbound’s First Zine: Stomping Grounds: Druskara Under Siege (~24–32 pages)

Dungeon Damsel has graciously allowed me to adapt the biggest cities in Druskara for Titanbound - and we’re turning the effort into Titanbound’s very first ‘zine: STOMPING GROUNDS Issue #0.

This will be a ~24–32 page zine designed to let you drop a Titan threat (or even a full mini-adventure) straight into Druskara. Want to run a one-night titan attack on the walls of a huge Druskaran city? A desperate hunt through districts and ruins? A full “the city will fall if you don’t stop it” scenario? This zine is built for exactly that.

It’s a chance to take everything Titanbound does - scale, terror, verticality, and desperate heroics - and aim it directly at one of the most compelling settings I’ve seen for Shadowdark.

🗺️ Additional Bonus for Backing Both: Druskara City Hex Tokens

And there’s more: backers of both campaigns will also receive city hex tokens for the Druskara cities featured in the zine - perfect for dropping directly onto your overland maps.

Put the cities on the table. Mark the route. Then unleash the Titan.

Digital-only Backers of Titanbound & any tier of Druskara will get both item as a PDF. Physical Backers of Titanbound & any tier of Druskara will receive both physical and digital copies!

🖤 About Dungeon Damsel (and why this matters)

I can’t say enough good things about Dungeon Damsel.

I was a huge fan of Unnatural Selection, and in my opinion they’re one of the publishers who really helped prove just how big Shadowdark could be, how far it could stretch, how strange and bold it could get, and how premium third-party work for it could feel.

And what I’ve seen of Druskara so far? It’s next level. The kind of setting where you keep stopping mid-read just to mutter, “Okay… wow.” The kind of work that makes you want to play in the world immediately and steal from shamelessly (with love).

So to have them say, “Yes, come play in our world”? That’s an honor. And we’re eternally grateful for the trust.

If you haven't already, click on over to the Druskara page and make a reservation. They have some INSANELY cool things lined up for you. 

Titanbound is getting bigger… and it’s stepping into legendary territory. 

Onward, Titan Hunters.

Hail, Titan Hunters!

You did it again. We’ve crossed $27,000, which means Climb #3 is officially unlocked: the SHADOW RAIDER class has joined Titanbound.

The Shadow Raider doesn’t arrive politely. They come by arctic sea, sandswept desert, hard-packed plateau, or under the cover of dense forest, and when the fight starts, they hit first, hit hard, and keep coming. They’re relentless travelers, brutal skirmishers, and the kind of warrior who can turn the opening moment of a battle into a rout.

In short: the Raiders are in the party now.

🏔️ Next Up: Climb #4 - New Ancestry: The Succubus (Unlocks at $30,000)

Alright, Titan Hunters… the mountain calls again, this is no time for rest. Let's see how high we can go!

At $30,000, we unlock a brand-new ancestry for Titanbound: THE SUCCUBUS

Charming. Dangerous. Unmistakably otherworldly.

Their inherited allure is more than beauty: it’s a survival tool. Expect an ancestry that plays beautifully in intrigue-heavy cities, desperate negotiations during titan assaults, and any moment where one look, one word, one smile can change the shape of a scene. Perfect for players who want a character that can turn heads, twist fate, and walk into a titan-haunted world with a smile that says, “I’ve got this.”

They are mortal descendants of an infernal Succubus mother, inheriting her visage like a birthright. Some show only a hint of the line in their eyes or voice; others are unmistakable. In a titan-haunted world, they learn early that charm can be armor and desire can be a weapon.



From the bottom of our hearts: thank you. Every climb we clear makes this book bigger, bolder, and more legendary, and it’s happening because of you.

And check out the art drop below!

Upward and Onward, Titan Hunters!

-Geoff

The Dragoon didn’t just land… it landed with a STACK of spell cards.

Well Met, Titan Hunters!

You did it again: we’ve surpassed $23,500, which means Climb #2 is officially unlocked:
Dragoon Spell Cards are being added to the Pantheon Priest and Spell Reaver spell deck (both physical and PDF). Faster reference, smoother turns, and more time doing what matters: launching into danger and making the Titans pay.



Alright… you’ve reached the next ledge on the stretch-goal mountain. And from up here, the wind gets colder.

At $27,000, we unlock a brand-new class for Titanbound: THE SHADOW RAIDER

Invading by arctic sea, through sandswept desert, over hard-packed plateaus, or using dense forest as cover, it matters not. Savage, swift, and relentless, the Shadow Raider hits hard, hits fast, and hits first, using surprise as much as brutality.

Blood Rages. Training and thinking go by the wayside, making room for anger, passion, and primal rage. This new talent featuring 12 unique Blood Rages gives the Shadow Raider bursts of fury, a savage edge that flares up when violence calls.   
Armed for whatever the road demands. The Shadow Raider fights dirty and up close: any blade, any brutal tool, anything that can end a fight fast. 

Built like a war-mastiff. Tough as nails and hard to put down, the Raider is the kind of combatant who can take a hit, grin through the blood, and keep coming.

Hits first. Hits hard. When battle breaks out, the Shadow Raider doesn’t “take a turn”; they burst into motion, closing the distance and striking in one ruthless rush before the enemy even finds their footing.

Sleep is for the soft. Four hours is plenty. The Shadow Raider rests light, wakes ready, and keeps the party moving when others would still be rubbing sleep from their eyes.

If the Dragoon is “leap into the impossible,” the Shadow Raider is “arrive like a storm and leave nothing standing.”

From the bottom of our hearts: thank you. The momentum on this campaign has been unreal, and every climb we clear makes Titanbound bigger, better, and deadlier in all the right ways.

Have a great weekend, ye hunters of Titans.

May the wind at your backs always be your own,

Geoff