itch.io

1. The map is supposed to be a tool for the GM, when they prep the game. So, the hunters will arrive in the area that the GM decided to be the "start of the hunt".

I asked because I got an idea for a 'Start the Hunt action' where the Hunters select from which district (North, Est Sud or Ovest) they want to start the Hunt, after GM has select, secretly, the cathedral.

4. It's a reference to the From Software games (on which Bloodstone is inspired by): there is always a "class" like that, so I added it to the game as homage. 

Understood. I know the games but never played. I like the atmosphere of the games, but I'm too old to 'git gud' on soulslike

Thank you

That is actually option, thank you. Sorry but I'm really frustrated by the absurd amount of games (not just ttrpgs) with good ideas and graphics, and really bad realization. So I tend to trigger if I found a clear mistake in the first lines that I read of a new thing. Moreover english is not my first language, so when I encounter something weird I need to spend some time to understand if it's my fault or the text is really confusing.

Hi,

I would like to ask some clarification about the Map:

1) In which neighborhood(s) are supposed to arrive the hunters?

2) Are the dark red/brown lines the borders of the neighborhoods? If not, which are?

I take the occasion for a couple of questions about the game itself

1) How "stun" works?

2) Why the "Waste of Skin" origin? The options for the origin, and therefore for the abilities, are already few, why wasting one?

Thanks

I was interested to give this game a try since the description checked a lot of my "preference list boxes", but then I read this sentence: "For example, the Arsenal might want to unleash a FULL ATTACK during PHASE 7, but decides to act during PHASE 5 instead, only getting 1 attack with the BRAWL action, but hoping to take out an enemy before they can act!", with the underlying picture that clearly states that the round PHASE 5 is BRAWL and the text probably refer to the action FIGHT... Since I don't know nothing about the game and the product itself, I can only infer that the text will be affected by these confusing mistakes and I'm tired to fix games at the table.