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None of those book bundles are available in the EU. :(

Man, that cover is one of the more head-scratching ones...

That part makes total sense to me. Because if you're acting fast, you're rushing to get first and therefore you accomplish less than the one who takes a slower, more deliberate approach.

Is it a typo that they use the same symbol for opportunity and complication (in the third column)? Edit: I checked the X thread, and yeah it is. ;)

I couldn't tell you any more. I think I managed to train the algorithm by choosing "Don't recommend channel" for all the videos with titles/thumbnails screaming about "woke" this-or-that. But for a while there, because I watched a lot of content about Star Wars and Marvel, I got recommended...

It's literally all over YouTube. ;)

Having something be impossible for the moment isn't a problem per se, as long as there's something else for the players to pursue that seems useful to their goals. But the article phrased it as if the PCs would just be spinnning their wheels for a week. That might not have been what actually...

This always boggles my mind when somebody includes it in an adventure. Who does this writer play with that would behave like that?

So I spent several minutes trying to find this on the character sheet pictured right after, but that's not what this is referring to, is it? :rolleyes:

The cover for Victorian Hero, tho... Why is that lady standing out on the street in her nightgown? And that's just the first question. Honestly, the whole thing looks like a cut-and paste job from other images.

Damn you, Free League, I had no interest in the base game, but with this you just might pull me in...

Yeah, I got that much. But what is the new system? I read the old rulebook, so I know what the original system was, but I haven't read the Klingon book.

So this caught my eye on their site: Updated advancement and reputation rules. The well-received rules for character advancement and reputation first featured in The Klingon Empire core rulebook are present in the new edition. Anyone know what this means?

At a company that's devoted to making TTRPGs, it's very unusual. At a company that's devoted to wringing the maximum amount of money out of their customer base, it's just the usual churn.

That's just a re-release. I meant the Lunar Cults book.

No. But then, the next RQ book was supposed to be out in March, and it hasn't been sighted either. So I guess Chaosium is just running a little late in general.

Based on previous experience, they're just going to include new stats and leave all the jankiness as is. :cautious:

Yes, but also anybody can get the draft by paying for it on DTRPG, and that will also give them the final pdf when it's ready.

Maybe I should explain this for those who don't have access to the doc. They use the style I remember most clearly from D&D 3e, where the text just runs on with no breaks or spaces between paragraphs, and new sections just start wherever. So you can get a new header at the bottom of a page with...

Never played or read Demon Lord, so don't know how much has changed. Skimming through Weird Wizard, a lot of spells just have automatic effects. Some need ability rolls from the caster to hit, some allow ability rolls from the target to avoid stuff. The terms "saving throw" doesn't exist, and I...