Quite interested. I hope you are making progress.
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Hi RemiD2,
Thank you for your interest. The short answer is: Progress got stalled in Autumn of 2025 due to real life aspects.
I made a few changes since the 1.4.9 version, missions like in FoA didn't work well in VotDK, because there are only a few mechanisms in that game. And a little later I got the Encounter decks and LCD for FoA and VotDK. Third, ally mechanic was introduced, so I wonder who plays this true solo nowadays.
It's easy to envision a scanned in Peril and write a mission around it (each is quite a handful on its own) and you would have a much shorter game experience but still with all the goodness of the full game. I can't assume people will have access to the packs, so I would have to scan them in and include the cards and write missions for them. And redesign missions for FoA to include the perils. Which is more work than I have time for to make it anywhere presentable.
Aside from you there are only a handful of people interested, so for the time being, the 1.4.9 version is perfectly usable as a reference guide.
Do you have peril cards?
I joined the team's patreon and got all campaign books (except KM) for free digitally. As you know I have a good printer, the only thing holding me back is the references to certain KM/FotA pages.
And I'll probably make a few missions for VotDK.
- visit all 7 ruins and report to a dwarf npc;
- unlock all hextiles and report back to Accalon (see Accalon's Astrolabe for the location);
- I also rewrote the setup of the initial map (both FoA and VotDK) now you get to roll across the ones you unlocked, and post game you roll one that wasn't unlocked yet to unlock, This organically grows the variation across plays.
- Want to do the same for the roles and races.
- I scanned in the peril cards, and will convert them to missions.
- naming -> topography list from the legends to enrich the maps for VotDK (already did this for FoA).
Not in a hurry though.
For now, both games are total keepers and an ideal escape from life.
(no interest in the other volumes atm)