Kelsey definitely needs to put in a guideline somewhere for how to deal with TSR-era treasure explosions. (Chop the gold values of TSR treasure hoards way, way back. I've seen people say 90% cuts work.)
Remember to switch to low-salt chips at the gaming table.
While I appreciate what she does put out, I expected more official products. Like a full on Undermountain dungeon crawl book or some adventure modules. Not just one page 5 room dungeons.
Her latest Kickstarter post, posted Thursday, said that March's Kickstarter campaign will fund three more Cursed Scroll issues and (news to me) three more books that combine all six Cursed Scrolls into a region known as The Western Reaches.
Kelsey Dionne said:One of the books will be a Player's Guide to the Western Reaches, which will include all the classes throughout Cursed Scrolls 1-6 combined into one. Classes will be reorganized alongside their specific spells sorted by tier. There's also player-facing information about the region, and a variety of other new things in the book.
The other book will be the GM's Guide to the Western Reaches, which is pretty much all new material. The third is still a bit of a secret, but will be entirely new material.
She keeps talking about doing a megadungeon, so maybe that's the mystery third book or maybe that's a 2026 project.Kelsey Dionne said:
If you only play adventures of that system I might agree. But for example I run a shadowdark sandbox game and pull adventures from all over the OSR place, so I cant change the xp system with each adventure. Also I like the simple xp system of shadowdark. Dividing by 10 worked for me very good so far - what are the problems you discovered?
Again there are already bigger adventures in the Cursed Scroll zines. And I think more is coming the system is relatively young and she has not a full team (as far as I know). But I don't think we can expect megadungeons from her, that doesnt seem to be her adventuring style in general.
