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The Homebrew kit tells you what the values are, if you're talking about the Evasion/HP mix. Generally, sum to 16; Codex gets 5 and Valor gets 7. If you're talking about something else, the Kit probably has some design thoughts about that too haha.

The domains don't really map to Classes and Subclasses directly, in fact the Homebrew Kit says to avoid making direct references to class in a Domain you design so it can be shared. There's an intent for the Hope + Core features to speak directly to a specific fantasy, and then the subclasses...

I'm planning an Assassin class for my 40k hack that will be a version of Midnight + Bone, with a Bladedancer and either sniper or poisoner subclass (I don't hate the poisons idea, but the execution is lacking).

Yeah, so I'm doing a pretty big rework of the classes and domains for my 40k hack. I think that Frame-style "consider this" for the classes only goes so far when you're getting into a style of flavor that deviates strongly from the core domain and class vibe. I think you can get a long way with...

Yup! Really surprised it wasn't what was used, I don't really think of "melee brawler" when I think assassin, and stuff like Boost and Strategic Approach feel very assassin/rogueish. Honestly I keep forgetting Rogue is Shadow + Grace because I just assumed it was Bone, lol.

I wonder if they're saving the final refinement pass for the published content. I was actually just reviewing the Assassin today for a hack I'm making and also noticed that it's generally underwhelming in the playtest compared to the Rogue for instance.

If you conceal a trap with magic, the presence of magic is a tell. If you build a trap into the environment, it has some sort of clue that it's there for those with experience with traps who take time and energy to look. Ideally, some nod towards those tells is present in the Landmark ->...

So here's some ways I've done that in a highly narrative focused game like Blades in the Dark: Center on a goal of play through some around the table questions. In something like Blades, you've got Scores and their Targets to facilitate that. Ask each character how they want to gather...

Are you going to keep the names and descriptions, or re work them to be a little more mutation related? You could probably trim down to d12 instead if you wanted, and certain of the ancestries don't really work without the surrounding bits (Fungril, Clank, stuff like Luckbringer, Celestial Trance).

I was just pointing out a different product to grab if he didn’t want the adventure! They do have different maps between them for the settlements and stuff though, worth considering which style you want.

Huh, wonder if that led directly to their long list of inspirations page in DH.

Legacy of the Crystal Shard has a ton of the deep north setting stuff, iirc Rime just recycled most of it verbatim.

I feel like Paizo would be hurt by this.

I mean you're assuming all games need constant releases. CO is a much more contained narrative thing then Daggerheart, which is designed as a "generic" system to layer stuff on top. (now I have heard that CO was rough around the edges as released) Blades in the Dark never got "additional...

This is a great way to do a moderate amount of prep when you have the mental energy and inspiration that then leads to many sessions of 0 prep or at most hastily jotted notes of possibilities for the day. I tend to steal/borrow liberally from books I've read, like when I sat down and built out...

Still love just dropping sheets and images into Miro like we're playing with pen and paper around a table. The one thing I can see getting a little annoying is high Proficiency math come T3-ish. That's a lot of d8s etc getting tossed around by people. ____ We had two Death Moves made on...

Check out the playtest of Witch / Warlock to see this, it's neat.

The total absence of anything but fiat leveling from Daggerheart is my biggest complaint with that system. I like how Draw Steel! abstracts it down to a much smaller system of 1-2 Victories awarded for overcoming challenges, and 16 victories translated into XP for a level. If D&D separated XP...

I definitely think the Void ones that are ports of rulesets from other games are more interesting generally than the core book ones. But I've done that sort of thing already for my games as part of the core design. Maybe I should just extract the set of the interesting mechanics from the...

I don't have an opinion either way.