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Was an easy back from me, as well. Finally got time to read the KS page. Sounds super fun! Even if I may not be able to get it to the table, I am looking forward to reading through the book and get inspired, maybe steal something for a fun twist on a normal dungeon.

I heard about it from a friend, he said the show took a dive, but the bad faux-german names kept him laughing all the way through.

I really liked his videos for a long time, but the clickbait titles and the horrendous thumbnails are too much for me. It's so often him, with mouth agape, looking lost. When I see those thumbnails, I no longer want to watch his videos, I want to guide him home. He also shifted more, but not...

Looking forward to giving it a watch soon! Can not recommend the books enough, easily my favourite story by G.R.R.M. They also are a relatively short read.

#2, playing solo is a very rewarding experience on it's own, and I am sure it work well in this situation. You already have a starting point, character and an idea where you are going. Get some simple oracle and go to town!

I knew it!

Mausritter comes to mind. As far as I know, it's based on Into the Odd. It is very easy to pick up, even for people completely new to RPGs, and imho very evocative. You play as mice going on adventures, to explore, gather resources and the like, and have to contest with rats, cats of course...

The devouring sounds rad! Could even roll for buffs or debuffs, or maybe the players manage to get them to feed on something dangerous/weird.

You could also over stat the wereboars, but add a deliberating weakness to some or all of them. Maybe the ritually blinded themselves, are bound to a relic, or can't abide strong scents. Pig iron could be a fun weakness, for the pun alone. 'Creating & Adapting Monsters for use in Shadowdark RPG'...

I am very curious if I will buy Dolmebwood. Really want to have it, but rather sceptical if it will ever see use at my table. And it just has so many pages, unsure of I would even read it all. The adventures look top notch, though. Has anyone here used them for Shadowdark, were they a good fit?

That does come off as appropriately creepy! Hope I'll keep it on the radar to check it out, although I probably wait till I can watch it from home.

Sly Flourish has a really good and clean one, with customizable die rolls. Link: Dice Roller

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Necromancer Class Playtest PDF just dropped. €: includes the class, talents, weapons, spells, and mishaps, from a quick glance.

I think Teos Abadia did some work with the monsters. If I remember correctly, he talked about it in this video, but I don't have time to check right now: You may also find aomething on his blog: https://alphastream.org/index.php/2025/03/26/how-to-create-a-monster-for-revised-dd-5e-2024/

I like the first one most, the other two make unpleasant runes spring to mind, sorry to say.

I recently found myself in the same position, and I decided on Shadowdark. Worked out really well so far, the 5e players in my group appreciated the streamlined nature, and the newcomers so far took to it bery quickly. I have mostly used the pregenerated characters so far, provided the...

Mostly through a RSS feed, check out the new threads, and put on 'watch' what I want to follow. Rest through notifications, mostly.

Had a hardtime narrowing it down to 3 this year, myself. Black Company because of the IP, Deathbringer because I gave heard if for a long time, even if I now longer follow Professor DM, and OSE, because OSE are my picks. Runner up would be Stonetop and Warhammer.

Öook to sly flourish. Dont have ot on front of me right now, but sounds like a hit to me.