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So, in short, they were already tanking before their 10 outstanding kickstarters got hit by 145% tariffs.

Good luck, everybody.

As you say not great, but way better than it could have been especially the results being published and the stock re-listed

(although it will be telling if we see any of the directoral level owners trying to sell their holdings)

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
As you say not great, but way better than it could have been especially the results being published and the stock re-listed

(although it will be telling if we see any of the directoral level owners trying to sell their holdings)

It'll be fairly obvious if that happens as they have to publish monthly share movements

https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2025/0502/2025050201558.pdf

End of April saw 361m shares cancelled which was the deal that fell through other than that there has been no movements recently.

One of the non-exec directors stood down and was replaced but the reason is listed as other commitments and there is no dispute with CMON.

CMON, I can solve all of your problems.

Step 1, put the Dark Age rule book, supplements, and cards, all up for Priont on Demand.

Step 1.5, put the miniature files up on my mini factory, or even your own platform, for POD or print at home.

Step 2. PROFIT.

Dark Age was amazing and I never got to buy up all the stuff I needed before they killed it so unceremoniously.

Id jump on that, moreso for the minis than the game - Saint Luke would be fantsstic for Trench Crusade.

Now Wrath of Kings? Thats a game that was cut down too soon.

 Tabletop_Magpie wrote:
CMON, I can solve all of your problems.

Step 1, put the Dark Age rule book, supplements, and cards, all up for Priont on Demand.

Step 1.5, put the miniature files up on my mini factory, or even your own platform, for POD or print at home.

Step 2. PROFIT.

Dark Age was amazing and I never got to buy up all the stuff I needed before they killed it so unceremoniously.

Were the minis digitially sculpted or hand sculpted? I didn't follow the game when it was around but, from just a quick search on the CMON site looking at the gallery, they have a hand sculpted look to them. If that was actually the case, it wouldn't be as simple as putting the files up on MMF.

As for the rules, that's definitely something that would require little to no effort on their part beyond the initial setup (of the account) and upload. Regardless though I think the results would be a pittance compared with the million dollar+ crowdfunding they're used to but it sounds like they could use any revenue stream they can get right now.

As much as I love Dark Age - and I love Dark Age! - I agree.

Getting everything back out there and available as POD stuff would be fantastic, but no where near enough to move the needle in terms of where CMON is now.

Many of the newer miniatures were 'digital', I think, but I'm not sure where the cutoff line is for that.

Selling off their existing and underutilized IP (Dark Age, Wrath of Kings, etc.) would certainly help - though I think CMON greatly overestimates what these properties are worth at this point.

 Alpharius wrote:
As much as I love Dark Age - and I love Dark Age! - I agree.

Getting everything back out there and available as POD stuff would be fantastic, but no where near enough to move the needle in terms of where CMON is now.

Many of the newer miniatures were 'digital', I think, but I'm not sure where the cutoff line is for that.

Selling off their existing and underutilized IP (Dark Age, Wrath of Kings, etc.) would certainly help - though I think CMON greatly overestimates what these properties are worth at this point.

Thanks for clarifying. It's not impossible and amateur digital recasters scan in physical minis for sale after some cleanup so obviously the actual rights holder can do so as well hopefully with less loss of detail though than the recasters get. If they're digitally sculpted then it's likely a few minutes worth of work to "fix" the models if they're not worried about selling presupported versions.

I think licensing off fallow properties is probably the better idea and more affordable to a plucky startup run by fans. I agree that CMON is one of the bigger dogs in the industry so might have unrealistic expectations on the value of their "remember when?" game lineup with a full on sale though.

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