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I've recently bought Doomsong and it's campaign book Lord Have Mercy Upon Us and I'm absolutely in love with it. It's the grotesque dark fantasy of Mork Borg but expanded to an actual, full and complete sandbox TTRPG. If you love: ridiculously grim worlds with nearly no hope left, doomed and...

I don't remember much from our Deadlands Savage Worlds campaign 2 years ago, but I remember this - we kinda hated the system (not the setting, it's fine), it played extremely slow during combat. No way we're playing another Savage Worlds game ever again, if we'll go back to Deadlands it would...

It's time for The Hunt. This is the meat of the game, the main course. The game is very focused on combat, you can clearly see it in the various abilities (techniques, traits, conditions), since most of them are about fighting a monster. So how does it work exactly? There are 40 monsters in...

So now let's move on to The Trail! This is the part of the game that focuses on picking a destination and traveling there while tracking a monster. This is how it works: 1. Signs - party picks a "Sign", which is a rumor, quest, task, a danger, to pursue. The GM may for example create 3-4...

Currently reading through all the rules. It has interesting mechanics: There are 4 Styles that each player and monster has - Mighty, Swift, Precise, Tricky. There are 12 Skills - Assurance, Call, Craft, Cure, Display, Grab, Hoard, Search, Shot, Strike, Study, Traversal. A test normally looks...

Wow, seriously no one? I'm still very surprised that this game flew under the radar of most TTRPG communities. Got the books and cards two days ago, currently in the process of reading it all. It seems to be low-to-mid crunch level, 90% of systems concern the monster combat, every monster seems...

In one of the first random Discoveries ("Rusted Hand of Victory") they've met two goth artist dilettantes that were leaving grafitti all over the area to "cover up old and therefore worse things". I thought that this will be a 5 minute kinda funny/silly scene, but they decided to make a deal...

It's kinda weird that there's not a single thread or post about Wilderfeast so I'm starting one now. Wilderfeast is a TTRPG that's a mix between Monster Hunter and Delicious in Dungeon (Dungeon Meshi). It's about fighting single huge monsters, cooking them, eating them and absorbing their body...

I have it in pdf, and wanted to start a new campaign, but when I've read how the system works - nah, not a chance. The basic roll is a d20 and then you check the result on a table (fail, success with a cost, success, critical success etc.) and that's it. I mean, there's zero bonuses to the roll...

I'm running it right now with the official rules for it from the Vastlands Guidebook. Mechanicaly it's very sound, everything works as it should so far. Players are really into the weirdness, especially one that's playing as a Vome - he has biomechanical weapons hidden inside his body, so...