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I’ll add that the nicely dust jacketed softcover book included a QRF code insert for the matching pdf via DTRPG. Super fast & easy.

I picked up a copy yesterday at my flgs (Black Diamond Games) on a lark, and after giving it a read, I’m really impressed. Looking forward to giving it a spin.

Order up - thanks so much.

I haven't seen in explicitly, but I think the entry on Divine Focuses (AG, page 327) implies a shield could be used. Especially when "emblems" are noted as being a possible Divine Focus, with a cost of 5 gp. I'd run it as the emblem could be added at cost to a shield. I might count it as one of...

Shipping is no doubt crazy these days. Thanks for bringing these to market - looking forward to getting a set in time

Will those go on the store, retail, or be kept for future Kickstarter rewards? Definitely interested in getting one (and am in North America)

I regret not getting the physical screen with my hardbacks.

Mine arrived a handful of minutes ago. Very excited to be digging into them.

I want them!

My copy of that B&G Gold edition arrived last night, and wow! Fantastic kit

Howdy Folks, Anyone been playing ACE yet? My printed loot from the Kickstarter showed up the other week, and one sighting it via social media, at least a few friends requested some games of it in the future. Haven't seen a lot of chat on it, and wondering what folks are up to with it.

Oh, thanks - I'd missed that! I think you're probably right re: the dice cap, but I may play with it a little. I'm not overly worried about balance.

Nothing like the author and publisher providing an answer in 3 or so hours. :) Thanks, Morrus!

I think your example is the rules-as-written. The pool would be 6 dice less 2 equipment dice (the -2 improv ) = 4, which is under the dice pool cap. I'm thinking of something where Skills + Attributes + Gear = 6 or more dice on a 5 Dice Cap, and the GM allows the "excess" dice to go somewhere...

It is, but it's not quite as funky to me. The paragraph reads like a contract paragraph, and I read it that way (which is my day job) so I'm sort of used to various conditionals and stuff. The first sentence is descriptive but "rest" isn't really defined. The second sentence and paragraph detail...

The way I read it is that you have to reduce (if needed) to that base dice cap (for characters who can somehow gather a pool larger than their cap in Step 1) before you can trade off attack dice to damage (say). That is, a Grade 5 PC who gathers 7 dice in an attack pool can't put two of them...

Yea, I can see some confusion on the wording. The way I read it is that a PC can only do the one (1) hour to recover their MP if they've been well-rested via eight (8) hours or the equivalent. The eight (8) hour rest itself doesn't recharge their MPs, but allows them to then spend an hour...

Nice! Definitely looking forward to this one. In the sourcebook half, I'm hoping there's enough that GMs could run a session or three before running the actual Die Hard-ish scenario. I think it would be even more entertaining with Players having a little more experience with the Spartan.

Well, totally fair. As a GM, especially if I'm promoting a game, letting the Players hit a low pool like that (which, as Morrus pointed out, should be pretty rare) and not at least coaching the Players a bit on options available, can kill a game. The fact that the Players didn't work better...