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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AxeMA" data-source="post: 9183424" data-attributes="member: 7043059">Hi Longspeak.Sadly, we don't have an US fulfillment for lowering the shipping. I can totally understand to keep it digital, because sending a parcel from Europe to US is very expensive.But thanks for your support.And I have to apologize that I don’t know Everway, because I’m a big fan of Jonathan Tweets Talislanta, 13th age and Ars Magica. But (thanks to drivethruRPG) I closed this gap in my RPG-CV immediately.As far as I understand the book, the spherewalkers in Everway can change the worlds by walking through a gate. You have one character. And the worlds seem to be very fantasy like.On Spherechild you can’t travel between the spheres. You have one character on each world which are connected like siblings. They can meet in (they see a projection of the other person) and speak together every time they want.An Spherechild adventures happens on two spheres (or more if you want). Only when both groups are successful the adventure is successfully finished.This leads to world switching adventures where you change the sphere in one session to solve all the problems and find the clues.The spheres have big differences in development. Valcreon is Fantasy, Sol Thu’ma high Sci-Fi with FTL, Icros is comparable with our time and Ma Ika is a Victorian Setting.There is a chapter about how to create this kind of adventures on two or more spheres and help to include your own world in the cosmos (if you like).The core book has everything you need, all rules, two fully developed spheres with all information and additional rules for adventure-/world creation.Maybe our English quickstarter (<a href="https://www.spherechild.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Spherechild-Quickstarter-1.pdf" target="_blank">here</a>) can give you an idea about Spherechild.</blockquote>

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