Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines
(1 edit) (+1)(-13)

This looks amazing, And I understand why you wanted to only use d6s for the game. But will you guys ever make a version that could be compatible with the dnd system, like a full set of dice, or even with the dnd class system in place?

Deleted 40 days ago
(-8)

I am sorta new to the scene, though one of the main reasons I was wondering if they'd make a compatible version is because dnd 5e is the main big system, and honestly what I find to be easiest to use. So finding a ttrpg for a game I love is great, but some may find it hard to learn new things for each variation. (also in my opinion the class system in and is in for a long overdue makeover anyways) I never wanted to change how most of the mechanics work, but something that would work with dnd 5th would be great so that I can bring my little bug character along the adventure with a human fighter and orc barbarian.

(+12)

That’ll be like seeing a new expansion for a card game and asking it to be “magic the gathering compatible”. There are a lots of tabletop rpgs out there and there is no need for any of them to be compatible with dnd. A hollow knight class for dnd would be an entirely different product to this rpg.

(+2)

Gonna be honest, my man, you're *probably* going to struggle to find a DM that will allow a Hollow Knight character in their game. And even then, you're going to have more luck just reskinning current stuff in 5 or upcoming 5.5e.

Hollow Knight has a very different magic and melee system from DnD, and a ttrpg that replicates that is going to be so different, by default, that its just not worth even considering system compatibility with DnD.

(-1)

TBH, I feel like polyhedral dice are made out to be way scarier than they are.

Requiring 4d6 for every person sounds a bit more cumbersome, actually. Though idk. lol. 

And a full set can be found for around $15, and with a little more you can buy five sets of dice. 

That was long-winded and informative thank you very much

Side note I'm not being sarcastic in case you thought I was

(+2)

Short answer: No.
Longer answer: It would be far too much work for a team who only works in their spare time, and for a purpose which was never intended and never will be. It's a system for playing bugs in a bug world. If you want to play bugs in DnD you're gonna have to make your own homebrew for it.

(+1)

I agree with you the guy down below you would have to Homebrew a butt ton if you want it to work

(1 edit)

DnD is a blight, try something new for a change.