Congratulations, GtG!
And hopefully many more years to come.
Question, was there cake?
It's not a celebration if you don't have cake.
They brought CornCakes!
Five years! That's almost a century, give or take nine or ten decades!
Congratulations on your 1/20th Centenary 
It really is pretty awesome. 
Very happy for all the GtG folks!
Congratulations! You guys rock!
Congratulations!
Congratulations
May your work not feel like work for many years to come!
I remember when I met them, oh in 2012ish, when Rook City was already printed at PAX East.
Now, they are all grown up. COngrats guys, I'm glad I got on the bandwagon early enough to see you go throughout all those wonderful events.
Congrats guys!
I vividly remember walking into my back-then FLGS in early 2012 after just having been introduced to the game and asking if they stock SotM and the guy says: "Normally, yes, but there is a supply shortage right now. The company that makes the game is just three guys in a basement."
I remember, four years ago, being at a friend's bachelor party, where all he wanted to do was play board games. And the best man had brought this game, Sentinels of the Multiverse, that he thought one of the other guys at the party would really like. He brought it out, and I was intrigued, but I wasn't quite sure. They told me I should try this guy, the Savage Haka, and we played a round. Then we tried to play Arkham Horror, the game I had been asked to bring and that we were all really excited about.
Midway through that game, we all saw that we were pretty iredeemably losing, and we all considered if it was worth the extra couple of hours. And then the bachelor-to-be looked at all of us, and said "Can we play more Sentinels of the Multiverse?"
I bought the first edition of the game, and Rook City, the second I got home from the party, and I showed it to my girlfriend immediately. Then I bought the Enhanced Edition and Infernal Relics the second I could get my hands on it. And now, four years later, that girlfriend is my wife; we have bi-monthly gaming nights where Sentinels always brings down the house; and I'm looking at a picture of OblivAeon, and I've never gotten sick of this game, and I'm just marveling that this beautiful chapter of my life is coming to an end -- and that, in another way, it never has to.
Thank you, GtG, for building this part of our lives. Thank you for letting us save the Multiverse.
I remember walking into my FLGS in late July of 2011. At the time I didn't have any board games of my own and only played ones my friends had. The first edition of Sentinels of the Multiverse was near the front of the store and was one of the first games I saw. It looked really neat, I had also recently started playing Champions Online a lot so Super Heroes were really on my mind at the time. I decided to walk around the store to see what else was there. I kept finding my way back to Sentinels of the Multiverse though. With a $40 price tag and my fugalness, it was quite difficult to determine if I wanted to buy something I had never heard of. I decided to flip a coin to determine whether or not I would buy it or leave the store with nothing. As you probably guessed, the coin resulted in a purchase. Best coin flip ever.
Do you keep that coin in a plexi-glass case in a vault somewhere? Probably want to have it around for other important decisions.
No, I used it to pay for Sentinels of the Multiverse. Hopefully the coin has brought as much joy to someone else as it did to me.
Newsman wept and told us...
I really hope at least one person gets that.
my friend found this game at Gencon the second year they were there. He brought it back and taught us (our group at the time) how to play. He got in on the Infernal Relics kickstarter but had just missed the Rook city one. I was enthralled immediately. I started the wiki a couple months later and I didn't even own a copy of the game yet! Same with starting the Statistics project (Though i think I did that fist... I don't recall which). I got in on the shattered timelines expansion for the whole kittenkabodle and the rest is... well not history.
I met my now wife a little after that and taught her to play - I honestly think that teaching her to play and playing this game with her in my shitty one bed room apartment in the bad side of town is part of what helped our relationship blossom. There is more to it than that of course, but we had a lot of fun times playing on a small cardtable that barely fit between my computer desk and the sliding glass door, eating pizza and playing. We even beat Iron Legacy on our first attempt!
I only found Sentinels last spring, while I was looking for good games that could be played by one player. I don't remember where/how I came across SotM specifically, but I started reading the BGG forum, and then looking for videos of people playing the game (of which I found three or four), found and purchased the video game, registered on the forum, then ordered every single SotM product there was.
I've introduced four people to the game (don't get many opportunities to play) and all of them loved it.