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How Hit Point Press Built a DnD Business with Kickstarter

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Rico Evangelho is the Owner of Hit Point Press. He’s launched 16 Kickstarter campaigns with the latest being The Field Guide To Floral Dragons, which raised $1,163,164. In this episode, he dives into how he was able to build his business by using Kickstarter.

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