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Thank you, Matthew! :)

The card system looks really clever while allowing some flexibility. I'll be playing this. Thanks!

We just finished a game of LLDR and it was great. Action, nostalgia, sadness, rage and betrayal in two and a half hours. Great game!

Thank you, Anubis! Glad you like it.

Can you be a good performer without being on the fringe? 🤔

Thank you for your words! :)

Yeah, red herrings are there to introduce a little chaos. 😈

Mini dice for Mini Myth. 🙂

Thank you Matthew! 

Thank you msfnc! I'm glad you like it!

Thank you! :)

Thank you Mitchell! I'm glad you liked those little additions! 

You're right, the adventure requires a certain degree of improvisation and I wanted to give some tools to, at least, spark the imagination on the fly.

Thank you! :)

Yes, there is a great degree of GM's fiat to consider when the players have discovered a cult's name. This is by design, so you can tailor it to your table's inclination toward mystery adventures. What happened during the playtest, if players are taking notes (see the last line of the first page), is that they will eventually get close enough, although maybe too late (failing is a possibility in this adventure!). It's fun to hear their theories during the session!

Hahaha! Thanks a lot! It might be inspired by real events. 🙃

Thank you! I'm glad you like it 😊

Hi eqeq9673! That's awesome! You can send me the text to dadostostados@gmail.com and I will make the cards.

Hi Mączimer! I'd love to make a Polish version! You can send me the text to dadostostados@gmail.com

Hi Notepadmin! Send me an email to dadostostados(a)gmail.com and I'll send you the file!

This is a great resource, Gabriel. Thank you!

Great game! I took it on a camping trip and had a lot of fun. Some bits of information could be better distributed, but has several solo-tools of top quality.

Hi! Big fan of ItD:R throughout the years here. I've always wandered if there are plans for a POD option or any physical format.

I imagine the refinement process didn't allow it, but it seems it's getting to a final form now (I might be wrong about this).

It did! Thank you :)

Hi! I made a fairytale hack to play with my children. You can find for free here:

Great resource. Simple an full of flavor. Thank you!

¡Muchas gracias por esas palabras Otto! Nos enorgullecen.

I love flux space and this looks like a great delve! I'll use it soon. Thanks for making it!

Interesting! What other settings are you thinking about?

Thanks! :)

Hi! Yes, for sure! All of these have been born while I was playing in these settings. Next one will probably be Dark Sun.

Hey! I'm so sorry for not seeing this before! Thank you for working on this, I'll check it out. :)

This is a great tool! The 2d6 encounter table is lovely. It saved me from a session planned on the run.

¡Muchas gracias por el apoyo, Yeray! :)

Hi! I just finished running a one-shot game and what a wonderful system it is. I love it. I think it is the best implementation of GLoG I've found so far.

The only bit that I think needs a bit more clarification is Reactions when mentioned in page 5. None of my players had Tales with reactions, and all of them assumed reactions were freeform and tried to attack outside of their turn or block attacks aimed at allies. Only later we discovered Reactions were actually codified in the Tales.

I think the easy fix is replacing "Characters may take a reaction each round if able." for "Characters may take a reaction from one of their Tales each round."

Thank you for creating Shadow & Fae!

¡Muchas gracias, Mario! :) Un honor que La esquina del rol nos dé su apoyo.

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! :)