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<blockquote data-quote="Christian Hoffer" data-source="post: 9583148" data-attributes="member: 6926473">[ATTACH=full]396059[/ATTACH]Daggerheart will be coming out on May 20th. Today, Darrington Press, the games publishing arm of Critical Role, announced that its upcoming TTRPG would come out on May 20th. The game will first release at local game stores, followed by a wider release at all stores that games are sold (i.e. book stores) on June 3rd. Daggerheart is built around a Duality Dice system that uses 2d12 (one designated as the Hope die, and the other designated as the Fear die). On checks, players roll both dice and add the results to determine the ultimate success or failure of a roll, with the higher die result representing either a positive or negative narrative twist both in and out of combat. The game also uses a character sheet that includes overlays and cards to show character abilities. While Daggerheart is a high fantasy TTRPG, the game also includes campaign frames that provide specific worlds to encounter and adds additional rules based on the type of story being told. The core rulebook will include six campaign frames, including Beast Feast, a &quot;cozy cooking and dungeoneering campaign frame&quot; clearly inspired by Delicious in Dungeon and a post-apocalyptic world of technological wonders called Motherboard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christian Hoffer, post: 9583148, member: 6926473"] [ATTACH type="full" size="1400x700"]396059[/ATTACH] [B]Daggerheart[/B] will be coming out on May 20th. Today, [B]Darrington Press[/B], the games publishing arm of [B]Critical Role[/B], announced that its upcoming TTRPG would come out on May 20th. The game will first release at local game stores, followed by a wider release at all stores that games are sold (i.e. book stores) on June 3rd. [I]Daggerheart[/I] is built around a Duality Dice system that uses 2d12 (one designated as the Hope die, and the other designated as the Fear die). On checks, players roll both dice and add the results to determine the ultimate success or failure of a roll, with the higher die result representing either a positive or negative narrative twist both in and out of combat. The game also uses a character sheet that includes overlays and cards to show character abilities. While [I]Daggerheart[/I] is a high fantasy TTRPG, the game also includes campaign frames that provide specific worlds to encounter and adds additional rules based on the type of story being told. The core rulebook will include six campaign frames, including Beast Feast, a "cozy cooking and dungeoneering campaign frame" clearly inspired by [B]Delicious in Dungeon[/B] and a post-apocalyptic world of technological wonders called Motherboard. [/QUOTE]

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