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Fate is stretchy enough to do horror. I've been in a few very successful Fate horror games.

Yes, I agree. Having the players ask questions, or getting reminders from Matt how the rules work can be helpful for new players observing the livestream. I like how Matt sometimes lets them know what they can't get away with too! I've watched very few livestreams but am wondering if the more...

Not going to show mine. 😂 They're scribbled notes by hand in a notebook or fancy leather journal I got for Christmas. They are also surrounded by doodles I made while thinking. The doodles have nothing to do with the game.

I think the myth of Pathfinder beating D&D comes from the excitement Paizo felt vs.the disappointment WotC felt. PF quickly sold out at GenCon, Paizo was thrilled that they could hire back some people they had laid off plus more. Their PF gamble had paid off. They could publish more PF books and...

Shudder. I'm not playing in any of your horror games. 😂

Draw Steel will be out this summer and will definitely be delivered! I've been playing in a Daggerheart game and it's a lot of fun. We've been thoroughly enjoying the no set initiative system. Keeps everyone engaged and opens up tactic options. It can be played in a very cooperative narrative...

Daggerheart is a great game but not a D&D killer. I think WotC might see a small sales decline due to a combination of recent games being published, and that could concern Hasbro. That's about it!

And the experiences, no initiative and the background questions are a good taste as well.

I agree, but hoping that reading the book will draw them into using all the gears. If not, hopefully game will still be fun and exciting.

I'm seeing traditional players look at how Mercer runs DH and feeling a lot less negative towards the game. I like how mechanically it can run other way. I know that although I enjoy fiction first games, it's nice in DH to just hand out the Hope or take a turn with the fear point if I'm coming...

But I think it well help people unfamiliar with the style feel more comfortable. DH can ease people into fiction first gaming and let them do as much or as little as possible. I'm hoping tables get more comfortable and embrace the style, but it's not necessary.

Daggerheart starts you off with basic supplies, weapons and armour and very little gold. There would be nothing to shop for. 😁

To me a game is successful if it achieves the designer's or company's goals, even if the goal is just to get the game into the hands of a very small number of happy gamers.

It would be easy to reskin or just mix up ancestry abilities to make your own.

And Highlander(but not 2). This was so common back then. Highlander is great. Love that film. But not the second one. Please, for the love of God, don't think I enjoy the sequel! But, you know, fair. 😂

I haven't played a lot yet, but so far it's running smoothly.

Rolling with fear gives the GM Fear currency. Trying to game the system to get Hope is a losing proposition.

I think it's because DH is a more loose game in terms of rules. Yes, it has crunch in the combat rules, but a lot of play is driven by what the GM does when spending a fear. This will be heavily influenced by the themes of the genre currently being played. I think it'll be an easier system to...

In Matt's Umbra campaign, if your character dies with no more hope to cross out, their spirit gets consumed by the void. So you'll probably choose for your character to die sooner or let your character's end be pretty horrific. Also, as the scars pile up, your character will become less and...

Yep, I kinda figured that out. 😂 I like games with metacurrency and I also enjoy OSE, Level Up and Shadowdark. We are in partial agreement over good games!