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This layout feels unified, and seems easy to locate specific information about the class! I also appreciate the very brief flavor provided right away for each subclass, so you immediately have an idea of what it may be like.

What stands out to me in this bones summary is: Don't limit "the way in" behind a gated die roll. If the party is relatively convincing in their depiction at the entrance, let them pass. Does another means inside exist besides bluffing (disguised) at the gate? Be sure these different clues...

This also allows to facilitate the game to be more about other things besides combat, loot hoarding and high focus on character game mechanics etc., if that is what you and your table would like. (y)

At the moment, I would play a classic campaign (updated to 5e) or one that pieced together several adventures from one of the recent adventure anthologies.

Not played the game; one question I had that's not spoilery was whether the time skips in the series (e.g. the 5 year one we're introduced right at the start of the 2nd season) follow a similar pattern to ones in the game?

I'd like to see a version of this; 5e standard XP that takes you from Level 1-3 (vs. 1-4 or 1-5) that's adventure length, but doles XP & GP at a trickle. I'd imagine there wouldn't be a lot of combat; you'd have to reach for things like diegetic rewards in it.

You may find The Cell (2000) excellent as a visual Appendix N for this.

Do you have a system in mind? Are you building this first? Are you doing both?

This video review of Ruins of Symbaroum Player's Guide gives an excellent overview of what the flavoring and aesthetics of the setting are like, for any one who may be considering this world. You'll also see some of what will not be included in the setting book, I am guessing. Will add this...

Do you have a small set of procedures for down time activities, that characters may pursue on their own? Do you have a list of major personalities (NPCs) whom you might integrate into stuff like carousing, or other kind of curated encounter table, so that PCs can meet them (and the...

Must be a relation of Chilchuck Tims I see on that cool art concerning Bounty Hunter guilds! (y)

Jason Momoa agrees!

Cyberpunk Edgerunner David had the equivalent of a skinny health care plan. :(

Comment to say thank you for this. I discovered my first exposure to Traveller was through the Starter Edition box set!

Returning frequently to the places of inspo (for your setting) is illuminating. Our understandings about "Vikings" just on findings from archaeology for example, is more comprehensive even in the last ten years!

Not optimized game/many bugs + few save checkpoints & no save game option = my most frequent or unpleasant experience with video games. As a general feature, I sometimes like save checkpoints, or save anywhere more; sometimes what the game happens to be influences this feeling.

Sierra Verde It's scaffolded using Luke Gearing's Wolves Upon the Coast, but seems to fit your vibes? There's a demo file you can look at to confirm how much work you may need to do.

Accessibility. Whether that's offering free dice & figurines to new players, more after school clubs, rpgs in public school curriculum, improving offerings for online play at a fair price, greater variety of analog games designed to be played on-the-go, or funding for noise canceling...

Sebbaa's Dungeon Operates mainly in Free League, Indie TTRPG space. Videos on a variety of RPG related subjects, with a slight focus on issues that table runners run into. Reasons to watch: If you lean toward a lofi style channel that is less overproduced, with a host who is brutally honest in...

I hope you don't mind I highlighted this; I felt like I should because while it is clear you've not been very unhappy about changes made to D&D, you have cared enough to change a rule, because you felt strongly that a rule was dumb. I'd advocate that at a certain threshold of rule changes made...