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Three expensive books, and in this case for something I'm quite good at doing all by my onesy. I'm noy really the target audience though.

Jesus, that's waaaay more than I'd spend on this kinf of product. It's also less than I spent on the full ride SD KS, so there's that. I'm pretty sure I don;t care more about that content than I so the new official stuff. Everyone wants to make rent though, I suppose.

I wish I was 700% funded. :cautious: Good for them though, seriously. A rising tide floats all boats or something like that.

That's very odd. I find it quite easily as a pirate PDF, but nothing about where to get it in a LG sort of manner.

Concealed Abby of the Dragonfly Horde is a simply wonderful title.

Obviously I'm not talking about the players, but GMs have agency in the same way. That agency is what's being ompacted by a failed morale roll, and I see that as a 'negative' because it forces me to do X. I think what this looks like at the table really depends on how the GM runs their...

Being forced to do thing X is usually a negative result. There's nothign saying that the only two options are stay and die or flee. I mean if you're playing monsters that are smart and stuff.

It's just an outgrowth of a system where you roll high to get positive results. The positivie result for morale is not running away, much like a saving throw. Don't over think it would be my advice.

I'm not puzzled, I'm sad. This really shouldn't be how it is to publish an Elf Game'

No, but someone is hard at work on one.

I have a bunch of factors I consider when designing the dungeon. First, I do try to limit, to some extent, the extraneous searching after red herrings implied by my descriptions (minimal secret doors and traps too). Second, I already have functions for the rooms in mind as I design them and the...

Another dungeon map in the bag. People keep asking my what software I use, but its all freehand in Affinity. Just me and my trusty mouse.

The available customer base is probably the telling factor there.

I can't wait to get all my new Shadowdark goodies. I finially finished that map though, so that's a thing. Now on to the dungeon.

Given the importance quicksand attained in all our young brains as one of life's marquee problems we would have to solve in our lives, I agree.

Well, I might be, but I'm the DM, so I can do what I like deploying a linux table top.

Holy crap. My latest map is determines to defeat me with detail, but I refuse! It is taking bloody forever though.