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Finally had a chance to play this board game and been having a blast, so wanted to get the word out to anyone who might be interested in a "Rogue like" dungeon crawler. Premise of the game is to assemble a party of heroes and delve 10 levels down in search for the Lost Pixel artifact. Once in...

Wife and I are huge FF fans, so will be certainly picking this up once the physical release is out. Also, for anyone interested, rules are free here! Had to look this one up. Artwork looks cozy! What exactly put you off?

I have yet to really give it a good read unfortunately... From skimming through it though, looks solid and a lot of fun. I see quite a few "video game-isms", like skill-trees and burning Focus Points to do crazy martial techniques, like swinging your sword to release a gigantic blast...

Well this looks too freakin' cool! Thanks @darjr and thanks @Lidgar for the convenient synopsis. Art is done by Hodag; looks really familiar... Do you know other projects he's been on? CS break?

Correct, Palm Desert, CA! And they used to be called "Sons of Kyuss" just like the monster.

Really is the best feeling as a GM. My favorite is seeing a "When's the next game?" text.

Loved it, but I like everything Eggers has put out, so no surprise there. Still deciding what Ellen's motivation was at the end. I really like this take from Snorkenhaufer on r/roborteggers:

As soon as I read that I thought it was too good to not be a band name. It is, in fact, a band name. :LOL:

@Warpiglet-7 Your reasoning looks solid to me! And finally decided to grab a hardback myself despite already owning the PDF. My poor bookshelf...

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+1 for @prabe's Taste of home suggestion. A company I recently just discovered is Gooseberry Patch. They have quite the lineup of humble and inexpensive recipe books like this one. One example they give: That said, I've been pretty impressed with my Walmart's offerings of late. It really...

Just the four "base" classes, so f,w,c, and t. It was around $80. Which is why I thought the price decrease was worth posting here about in case that was the only factor holding someone back.

@Gus L Was looking over old messages from Greg and saw this: So you have that to look forward to!

Looks like it to me. Also noticed when multiclassing, you take the least desirable trait of the two classes. So a Fighter/Magic-User still couldn't wear armor. Major nerf to the old rules.

It's seemingly tiny alterations like these that significantly impact the game that are hard to describe to others. Especially since there isn't Weapon Masterty (another rule I'm not a fan of) and no Damage VS Large catagory (where swords excelled at too), so whatever cool magic weapon you find...

Not to mention the auto-parry multiple times per combat! Hopefully they're balanced out with the high attribute requirements, lower To-Hit bonus, and being forced to use a staff... I think my only other reservation is To-Hit bonuses stopping at Lv 10, but I'm not familiar with high level play...