Stormlight: War for Roshar Kickstarter Ends With Over $3 Million Raised
The Brotherwise Games campaign passed its $100,000 goal many times over and closed on November 5, 2026 with stretch goals expanded from 15 to 29.
The Kickstarter campaign for Stormlight: War for Roshar closed on November 5, 2026, raising well over $3 million from thousands of backers against an initial goal of $100,000, according to Screen Rant. The campaign had launched on October 13, 2026.
Brotherwise Games expanded the planned stretch goals from 15 to 29 over the course of the campaign. Among the unlocks is a solo mode designed by John D. Clair, which is being added to the base game. All 12 Leader miniatures will receive new sculpts, and an optional $40 Stormlight Heroes & Villains miniature set was added.
A Final Day stretch goal announced on November 5, 2026 offered a second set of holofoil Leader cards. The $295 Fifth Ideal tier includes deluxe upgrades and Cosmere miniature collections, while the $375 Herald tier adds three Cosmere tabletop releases. A separate Mistborn miniature collection grew from 16 to 20 figures through stretch goals.
War for Roshar is an asymmetrical strategy game for two to four players featuring Kaladin, Dalinar, Raboniel and Taravangian. Kickstarter fulfillment is targeted for November 2027, with a wider retail release planned for the 2027 holiday season.
The game is developed by Brotherwise Games in partnership with Dragonsteel, the company of The Stormlight Archive author Brandon Sanderson. In December 2024, Sanderson released Wind and Truth, closing the first five-book arc of the series.
Quick answers
When will Stormlight: War for Roshar be released?
Kickstarter fulfillment is targeted for November 2027, with a wider retail release planned for the 2027 holiday season.
How much did the Stormlight: War for Roshar Kickstarter raise?
The campaign, which ran from October 13 to November 5, 2026, raised well over $3 million from thousands of backers against a $100,000 goal.
What tiers were offered in the campaign?
The $295 Fifth Ideal tier includes deluxe upgrades and Cosmere miniature collections, while the $375 Herald tier adds three Cosmere tabletop releases.