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I thought about it, but I think the index card format is not suitable for GMs. When I threw the idea to my contacts they thought GMs might prefer to prepare  with more thorough material. Thanks for the suggestion, though! :)

Thanks Deep Light games! :)

Thanks! :) I hope you may find it useful.

I haven't think about this as a safety tool until now, but I completely agree! It can kick off a pre game conversation.

Yes! That's what motivated this project in the beginning! :)

Awesome! Thanks!

This is amazing! Any plans for a translation to English or Spanish?

¡Muchas gracias por traducir esto! La estaré usando esta noche.

Hi Hugh! I'm glad to read you like it! :) 

And there will always be new players to use them with ;)

Cheers!

Seba.

Super clean char sheet! Thanks!

You can't imagine how happy this message makes me! :) I hope you and the kids have amazing adventures and future memories!

Thank you for your words!!! <3

Hi Brockton! Thank you for your words! I share your thoughts, that is why I'm currently expanding this game with an edition that includes the bits left out, always remaining in the light-rules side. ;)

Hi Zotiquest! I'm out of town these days, but if you send me the text I can make the files once I get back. Cheers!

Seba.

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Great to read the change to "equal-or-under" as it was something I was going to point out!

I'll compare this new version with my notes before giving feedback, as some might be unnecessary now.

Thanks!

Playing Dead Gods for the first time. We had two games under 2:15 hours!

Treasure Hunters v Orc Raiding Party faced each other in a ruined dungeon.

For the first game, we used 4 v 4 minis, and the archers proved a great asset.


For the second game we used 4 v 6 minis (I replaced some orcs with peasants to try them out). Again, archers in a vantage point proved deadly to peasants that, being so wounded by the end, auto-exploded on activation.


Overall, we liked the game very much, fast to play and fun. You can have a mini-tournament in a couple of hours without a problem, although it would require standardizing certain rules that are not clearly defined in the text. We found some editing issues and feel the rules could be a bit clearer in some aspects without losing its rules-light philosophy.

We will be playing again.

A great and fast game. The "Scenarios" guidelines are well designed, easy to understand and they work. I ran a one-shot with it and had a blast.

Excellent game! I ran an old AD&D one-shot with it and new and old players loved it. Highly recommended!

Hi Witchka! Please do! Thanks for your words and I hope they'll find it useful!

Me encanta el título traducido al español. 10/10

Damn, this looks beautiful! I've been a fan of the original pamphlet for some time now (although I haven't had the chance to play it).

I'll eagerly wait for the start of the funding campaign! Good luck!

This sheet is beautiful! Thanks!

Thank you for hosting this jam! It fueled a project idea I had on the fridge for a long time, and it did to completion!

I hope to find all of you again in another ttrpg jam!

Nice! Thank you!

¡Muchas gracias por descargarlo y jugarlo! Nos cuentan cómo les va con ese crossover :)

Thanks for creating Caltrop Core! I've played a couple of games that run with it, and the sole fact that people can bring their games to life thanks to this SRD is marvelous!

I've played this game twice now and love it. 

It is hard to comment on it without spoiling the experience, because as clear as the description on this page is, there are surprises waiting for you through the night (I'd recommend NOT TO READ the cards descriptions before play, let it surprise you!)

If you are looking for a game to share an evening of emotions with people you like, try it out!

My only warning would be that a definitive closure to the stories you make is not assured. Be open to that. You might end up with a "slices of life" narrative, although not at all a boring one!

Nice! :D