If you're ever considering another supplement, something my friend and I have been craving as we play through our years is a little help connecting the very slice-of-life minor arcana prompts with the bigger, deeper stories that grow naturally as the seasons turn. Short prompts to help us reflect on connecting the standard prompt with the deeper story in later seasons might help alleviate what can start to feel like heavy lifting around Autumn and Winter.
We're doing alright and love our stories, but that's where and why we've both found we slow down. The story feels very rich and full later in the year, but it's sometimes hard to find the connective thread between a very open prompt and the meaningful narrative which has sprung up along the way.
Wonderful game! Looking forward to more of your work <3
Also, big thanks to @BlackwellWriter for pointing her patrons toward Jack Harrison. She said we'd love your work, and she was absolutely right.
Amazing. Absolutely stunning game. I'm currently playing two games concurrently, one entirely solo (currently in late spring) and one with my girlfriend using the Flying Together rules (currently in late summer), and the paths my witches have taken have been entirely different. Their cities are distinct and rich, their voices and those of their confidants all unique.
I've been sharing my journals for my solo game and was just complimented on how rich the story I'm writing for her is, and it feels really nice. I'll gladly take the credit... but a lot of it goes to the game, and how easy it is to use the provided prompts and mechanics to build something that's warm and wonderful and full and challenging. Their stories haven't always been easy, but they've been so fantastically engaging.
I'm only partway through the game, and I am so utterly in love. I'm hoping I can get a larger group together at some point soon to do a sandwich year, all school friends keeping in touch. Not even half-way through, and already planning more, hoping to share more.
Everyone should play this. It is just so good.
This is the first solo journaling game I've tried that I've found exciting and engaging, that's held my interest for more than a day or two and made me want to try new ideas, take different paths, be different people. It provides a generous setting and structure to build narrative, to inspire ideas, to make it all come alive.
I've recommended it to pretty much everyone I know. It's so much fun ✨
Just ran my first game of this last night using the first adventure (Quoth the Raven, "Whatever.") and everybody loved it so so so so much. It was so easy to run, easy to play, easy to be ridiculous with. My morning has been filled with friends talking about it and telling other friends how cool it was.
We ended with everyone getting a queer date for the Valentine's Skate, including the Visigoth Conqueror and Mall Goth Theater Tech going together after awkward admissions of feelings over a hostage negotiation (as the Mall Goths had taken Brunhilda hostage in retaliation for Raven's kidnapping).
It was amazing. <3
My first playthrough was with a very scattered and tricksy deck (The Alleyman's Tarot), but I got a very cohesive character from it, one I've been able to take right into roleplay with a very good understanding of who they are, what they want, why they do as they do.
Really useful tool. Lots of fun to use. Thanks!
Really love this. Love how easy it is to use, how easy it is to customize the themes.
One small thing: could you add *how to delete* to the documentation? It wasn't terribly hard to find through trial and error (or reading through comments here), but it would've been handier if it was in the included documentation.
Thanks!
