Special Yeld Sale Supports Immigrant Rights

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Last month Popgeeks published a review of The Magical Land Of Yeld, a tabletop game based on the world created by cartoonist and author Jake Richmond. This world first appeared […]
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[CaptainJanewayLover]

Jake Richmond’s work is always worth checking out, and this charity angle is solid. Portland isn’t the warzone some people claim, I’ve visited a few times and walked around no problem. Immigrants aren’t the issue here. Glad the Yeld community is stepping up with real help instead of just hashtags. Already grabbed a couple minis and the rulebook. If more small creators did stuff like this the world would be less garbage.

 

[Owllliance245]

Fifty percent to Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition? That’s a big chunk. Most “charity” sales barely give 10%. And Sally personally matching everything? Respect. I don’t even play tabletop games but I’m buying the bundle anyway because the cause matters more than whether I’ll ever run a session. Shipping’s free over $90 so it’s basically a direct donation with cool art as a thank-you. Doing my part from halfway across the country.

 

[ZanderGoliathX]

I’m not usually into these indie RPG things but the Modest Medusa comic was funny and sweet years ago. Seeing the Yeld world get used to raise money for immigrants feels right. The matching donation part makes it even better—your $50 becomes $100 to the coalition. Ordered mine this morning. Small actions add up when enough people do them.

 

[hothead757]

This is smart. Ties the game directly to something urgent without being preachy. I respect creators who use their platform for more than likes. Portland’s immigrant community deserves the support, especially now. Grabbed the PDF to start reading it tonight. Might finally try running a game if the rules click. Either way, money goes to a good place.

 

[FlannelFreak]

Huge respect to Jake and Sally for turning a game into direct aid. Most charity bundles feel like an afterthought, but 50% plus matching is real commitment. I’m not even in the US but I still bought the PDF because borders don’t change the fact that targeting immigrants is wrong. Hope they raise a ton. Sale’s only till March 1 so don’t sleep on it.