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Some nice additions you got there!

It seems to me that you only use target numbers that are multiples of 5. In this case, a roll of 1d20 < TN/5 + 1 approximates 1d100 < TN, with a difference of exactly 1 percentage point in success probability.

I often houserule away d100s this way when they're not otherwise needed as is the case with F.O.R.G.E., but YMMV.

Yeah specifically that doesn't work, at least on Firefox. The size is constant, irrespective of zoom level

Looks great! Unfortunately it seems impossible to zoom out, so I can't actually get the whole app in frame at once top-to-bottom. The fullscreen is nice, but not what I want when I also have PDFs open on the same screen.

Edit: the issue seems resolved in my particular case, as it's now slightly smaller and thus fits just into frame entirely. It's still impossible to zoom in or out, though.

I like it. This is very much better than markdown, so I just chose my own fileextension and added some syntax highlighting in my text editor.

I love the weirder creatures and 24XX inspiration. I'd love if you also added some more common creatures too, though. It gives a reference point from which to understand the weirder creations and would help round the volume off.

Very cool, love the succinct info. I really hope I'll see it completed

What an amazing condensed game, it captures the fun elements of B/X, BECMI, ADnD very well, while dispensing with some of the annoying idiosyncracies that keep new players away.

At the same time, this is a fully fledged OSR-compatible solo/gm-less GM Emulator, with all the concrete tables I've needed yet and all the abstract ones I think I'll ever need.

Amazing! It's not all too different from my own homebrew, but I'm absolutely grateful that you put the time in to properly format it, adapt all the assets and published it.

Wow, this has Soulsborne levels of epic-ness, I love it

highly recommended tool for various genres of solo RPG

dozenal is the better name, he is right. great reference

a very cool system! I love a lot of the abstractions you made.

Particularly having titles as standard (I didnt even know they were in ironsworn) which I'm guessing it will probably work great with younger players too. Giving them tangible motivation to be creative in how to apply their titles' bonuses to the given situation.

One thing I found a bit weird is the "Friendship", not because any of your flavor text doesnt make sense, but because I would probably make it a bit more inclusive, after all, not only friendships make for good/worthwhile memories.

The other is that the oracle gives only yes/no answers without any degree of severity, e.g. a ", and…" or ", but…". I found that this tended to slow down the fiction quite a bit, so I added in a d10 witha 1-2 meaning "and", a 3-5 meaning "but" and 6-10 being normal yes/no results, though I'm still fiddling with these chances.

Another thing I added was that if the d6 and the d10 were equal, that meant that the presupposition the question was based on was in some way incorrect, which made for interesting twists in adventures.

anyways, thanks for this great system :)

Hey, I think I got a bug. I can't seem to place ground-bocks, but everything else works (enemies, furniture, water). FYI: I'm using a trackpad and windows.