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Fantastic idea! Love the concept.

Awesome!

Treachery…not Trechery.

Sad. It’s hard enough for real artists to make a living and here we have some imposters trying to make a quick buck from GM’s limited budgets.

Absolutely. Much of what they had to say was suspect.

Thanks for taking one for the team, Morrus.

You are a new company launching here, to the general public. What you need the most is credibility and proof of the map quality. Very few people are going to "take your word" for the quality. Introduce the real people behind the maps. Have them explain their process. Explain why these maps are...

It would bring a lot of credibility if you provided a history of your company on your website, have pictures and bios of the people involved and their backgrounds, provide your AI policy and provide a handful of heavily watermarked example maps at a greater size. In addition, explaining your...

You see, more red flags. If you were all "passionate ttrpg" players then you would know that talking about what a scam AI art is (cheating artists by scanning their work to teach the algorithm) then you would know what a HUGE hot button issue this is across the vast majority of ttrpg podcasts...

To build on what @Marc Radle and @Reef has said, your website pops up out of nowhere and you suddenly claim 1000+ happy customers. 1000 plus buyers is something that any indie ttrpg would be thrilled to have and you burst out like Athena from Zeus's forehead with that many. And as you can see...

Indeed. I wanted a clear answer. I noticed the website does not have a statement stating that AI was not used. The FAQs would be a perfect place for such a thing. Kind of would expect in an FAQ, "Was AI used to make any of the maps or tokens?" Since that question was not in the FAQ, I would...

Was AI used to make any of these maps or tokens?

10 days later, anyone have updates to the Bookscan results?

Yes and yes! I’m looking forward to trying it out.

Yeah unfortunately the coding is a bit too complicated for them to go system agnostic. Too many dependencies built in to the code, as I understand it. All the character abilities are going to be built in to the character sheets and into combat, etc.

Crucible is still in playtesting and not ready to run yet. However, one of the stretch goals that was unlocked was a Crucible Starter Adventure! It will be an experience that will be a set up experience to the full Ember storyline—will be a good introduction to the system. Even though the live...

I watched the 4 episodes on Glass Cannon Network playing Ember. The system looks amazing! (And the series is hilarious and awesome.) There's only a few hours left to support this Kickstarter if anyone is tempted. I snagged it myself. I'm really excited about it!

I felt the same when I gave passionate and repeated feedback about turning Inspiration into a feature that can be achieved through feats and species instead of remaining a DM award for good roleplaying. That ship sailed, and my voice was not influential.

I ran the last 1/3 of War of the Burning Sky from EN World. I dropped them into it when they were around 12th level or so and took them up to 20. It was pretty epic.

Yes! I'm running a Champions adventure right now. Latest version, Hero System 6e. My players are getting a kick out of it because it's so different from your typical d20 systems.