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Oh wow, I loved this SO much! I spent about 3 hours on it total, and I took some heavy liberties with the Desperation outcome. What a horrible, bittersweet tale...and another awesome character to add to my roster. Thank you for your hard work on this!

So...I loved this. Like, a lot. I've had a lich OC for years just ROTTING on Toyhou.se and this was the PERFECT excuse to flesh him out and give him some history. In this case, I gave the Deadkeeper and the lich some serious personal beef, and it made the final encounter so much fun.

I just happened to see Rory QRT this right after I discovered the solo genre...and wow, I'm so happy to have remembered that I bookmarked it. This was the short little experience I desperately needed tonight!

By playing this as myself, I actually managed to dredge up an old reoccurring nightmare I had as a kid. Didn't even fudge the dice, it just happened like that. Of course this is by no means a psychological tool, but I can see SO much potential for replaying this as my personal characters and using it as a means to explore their personalities and histories!

Thank you for your hard work!! Can't wait to see what else you create!! 🦋

I spent some time with this last night, and I'm happy to say that it's the first solo RPG I've ever completed. Took me probably about 3 hours if we remove distractions from the equation, and I enjoyed every second of it. I'll admit to crying some happy tears near the end!

I will definitely be returning to check out the "full" version when I feel like sinking my mind into bittersweet coziness again. Thank you for your hard work!

Oh wow- I LOVED this! Took me about two hours to complete my first run. I'm already a huge sucker for themes like this, but the sense of madness was palpable as my poor priest eventually met his demise.
The other solo RPGs I've played have been more cozy than this, but it was fun to dip my toes into the dark. Thank you!!

I'm so glad that this was my first experience with Solo RPGs. I had no idea they existed until I saw someone in r/fountainpens discussing how they use them as an excuse to write and draw adventures...and man, I'm hooked!

I originally bought this before Thanksgiving holiday as something to do- and even got started using the PDF- but now that the physical copy is in my hands I intend to invest some insane amounts of playtime. As someone with ADHD, digital media can be a bit hard for me to focus on...but having pages I can bookmark and flip through to work through the game is such a boon for my focus.

I fully intend to return for an expansion book when the time comes. Thank you so much for publishing the basis for such a wonderful adventure! :)