TorahLine Card Game - Exodus from Egypt (Shemos, Va'eira...

A project in Seattle, WA by Chesley "Akiva" & Laura Coughlin
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A quick 15-minute game where each player builds a line of cards ordered by verse and chapter from the book of Exodus.
Backers: 114
Average Pledge Per Backer: $42

Funded: $4,817 of $3,000
Dates: Mar 20th -> May 6th (47 days)
Project By: Chesley "Akiva" & Laura Coughlin
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TorahLine - Less than 24 Hours to Go

May 5th - via: kickstarter.com
We're almost across the finish line with the less than 24 hours to go and over 150% funded!!! We've added a stretch goal to pull in last minute backers. The campaign ends tonight, May 5th at Midnight Pacific Time: When we get over $5000 in backing,... (Read More)

100 Backers!!! 22 Days Left

April 14th - via: kickstarter.com
Awesome, 100 Backers!!!  :)  RewardsWe just added a new reward level for educators, which includes a lesson plan and 5 copies of the game for $79. EDUCATOR'S PACK - $79 plus Shipping 1x Lesson Plan 5x TorahLine Card games - $100 value Stretch Goals... (Read More)

We're Funded!!! Thank you!!

April 4th - via: kickstarter.com
We're Funded!!!!! Thank you so much!!!  We are so excited to be funded, because it means we are launching the game. We could not do this without your help. What's Next?It looks like the Accidental Talmudist's post pushed us across the finish line... (Read More)

Accidental Talmudist - Share It

April 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
The TorahLine card game just had a super, nice post by the Accidental Talmudist on Facebook! His posts have the potential to reach 100s of thousands of people :) Please (1) click on the link, (2) like it, and (3) share it to your timeline, so we can... (Read More)

Three Fourths of the Way There!

March 27th - via: kickstarter.com
We're almost at our initial funding goal :) with a little less than 25% of the way to go. Thanks for the all the support!! Let's keep the momentum going. Make sure to share with friends. If you have played the game, include a note about your favorite... (Read More)

The Burning Bush

March 22nd - via: kickstarter.com
The Burning Bush was our very first illustrated card. My wife, Laura, and I were debating how to get the art done for the game. Laura suggested doing an art competition with local kids, but I wasn't convinced yet. Gabi a local 7th grader, was... (Read More)

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