Wyvern Moor: The Dungeon Crawl Card Game has six hours left on Kickstarter, and the campaign is already far beyond its goal. A live check of Hall or Nothing’s campaign on August 25 showed $150,406 pledged against a displayed $13,628 goal, with 957 backers and a listed close of 5:00 PM EDT.
That makes this a real final-hours crowdfunding story. It does not make it a review, a promise of delivery, or a reason to buy on the strength of the counter alone.
The useful part of the late-campaign signal
The official pitch is straightforward: Wyvern Moor is a standalone cooperative fantasy dungeon-crawl card game set in the Kilforth world. It supports one to three players, or up to four with an expansion hero. Hall or Nothing also places it after Kreel Manor in its Dungeon Crawl Card Game line, and the campaign points prospective backers to that predecessor on Tabletopia as a way to see the system’s core loop.
The funding figure says the campaign found an audience. An earlier August 25 snapshot from Tabletop Analytics had it at £105,905 from 914 backers, so the direction of travel is clear even though live crowdfunding totals move and the Kickstarter page in this check displayed US-dollar figures.
The official campaign video is worth more than a stack of reward graphics here. It shows what Hall or Nothing is pitching: heroes, threats, a modular dungeon structure, equipment, and story-driven advancement. It still is campaign material, not independent proof that the finished game lands at the table.
The no-retail answer matters more than the final-hours number
The most practical line for anyone deciding today sits in the creator FAQ: there are no current plans for retail. That does not mean the game can never appear through a retailer. Hall or Nothing says retailers can pledge for a copy during the campaign and contact it afterward to arrange an order. It does mean a buyer who is waiting for a normal store release does not have one confirmed today.
There are two more limits worth keeping in view. The Kickstarter is for an English-language version only, with no current foreign-language plans, and the creator says a pledge manager is likely, most likely BackerKit. Neither point is a substitute for a fully stated late-pledge route or a retail date.
The campaign also says it is still finalising the game and that a full playthrough was unlikely during the campaign. That is a healthy reason to avoid pretending the current materials settle balance, rules clarity, replayability, shipping cost, or fulfillment.
The buyer read before 5 PM EDT
Wyvern Moor has earned a final-hours watch because the demand signal is real and the system pitch is specific. Back now only if you want this campaign version, are comfortable with crowdfunding risk, and do not need a confirmed retail or translated edition. Wait if those missing pieces matter more to you than the clock.
For more tabletop coverage, visit our board-games lane, read the Cult of the Lamb Kickstarter final-hours watch, or revisit the Survivalist final-hours buyer read.
