Daggerheart General Thread [+]

[zakael19]

I am not sure they need a starter set given how much material is already out there for free, especially since I can't imagine they could ask much less than the core set for a good starter set.

Trimmed down rule book? Dropping that away from a hardcover might work.

There’s space for the Sablewood to become an actual set of Situations with a bunch of prompts for the GM to ask player input in how the narrative flows. A good level 1-3 flow or something, with ideas where you could go next outside of that.

 

[Kichwas]

If it doesn't at least look like a box, then they are probably doing something wrong.

Nah... If they do a starter set and if I got a vote it'd come as a deck of cards packed in a coffee mug so you could fit dice around the cards inside the mug.

 

[Reynard]

Trimmed down rule book? Dropping that away from a hardcover might work.

There’s space for the Sablewood to become an actual set of Situations with a bunch of prompts for the GM to ask player input in how the narrative flows. A good level 1-3 flow or something, with ideas where you could go next outside of that.

Right but you are going to need all new components and pretty much all the tokens and extra components that were in the Special Edition core set. It just seems like it would be cost prohibitive for someone to by half the game and then have to go buy the whole game again, when they can get the starter adventure and everything needed to play it online for free.

 

[darjr]

There are a lot of starter sets to model as examples that also have this “problem”

Most of them have it to some degree I think.

And many of them also have e a free download some thing like a Free RPG Day pdf or a free ddb account. Still seems like a good idea, they keep getting made.

 

[zakael19]

Maybe one of the “details TBD” adventures will be aimed to extend one of the starting situations stuff each frame presents into 10-15ish hours of play thing.