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Thanks for the feedback. I agree there needs to be more clarity. I'll include a rework in the next update.

Thanks! 

The body font size is 8pt. Much smaller than I'd normally go, but the Crimson Text font family is still quite readable at that size.

Wow thanks so much! I appreciate it.

Thanks!

The moment I read my title the poem just started to form and everything else came out of it.

Thanks! 

Thanks a lot!

Good catches! Prim and Comp were the initial names for 2 of portions of the day, since changed to Morg, Avon, and Nach. 

Hi Bearklaw

Thanks for the questions. 

1. It is ultimately up to you whether reactions should be rolled each time or not. If an encounter's reaction is obvious to me (like if someone is already an enemy), then I go with I think is best. If it isn't obvious to me, I let the dice decide. Most of the time it isn't so obvious and I think that makes things more interesting.
2. Ultar isn't really a person anymore. He is a force of will kept alive through supernatural means. In his description it says, "He cannot remove his armour, for there is nothing inside except a raging will for vengeance." All he wants is to destroy Fyr's heart, and he will do anything to achieve that. If the PCs can convince him that he needs their help, then he would ally with them. If he sees them as threatening his chances at destroying the heart, then he might mark them as an enemy. For a more behind the screen view on things, he is the unstoppable force and Fyr is the immovable object. They are opposites and in stalemate.  
3. Yes, I think I do need to define her forces a little better, but they are all the "dark forces of the forest". This equates to all the creatures and things that have been trying the kill the PCs. I had in mind that the barkfolk can be radicalised to fully side and fight for Fyr, unless convinced otherwise. 
   

Hi Aaron, that is great to hear. I'm glad you were able to make good use of the adventure at your table.

Hi, thanks for the feedback.

After some delay, the next version update of the game will be released soon. With it comes completely new layout that is much more printer friendly. I am also not apposed to making a print friendly version as well.

Hi Aaron. The project is absolutely still active! I am planning on releasing a new version by the end of the month, if all goes well. With that, all written material, including the Nadir, will be completed.

Thank you so much for this comment and playing the game on your stream, it made my week! I enjoyed seeing the story you could tell with the game and I really appreciate your honest feedback. I hope you play again and can reach Salvation!

I have added a few more copies. Enjoy!

Hi TF,

This is a fantastic addition to your dungeon generation procedure! I already used your original blog post as a basis for the procedural dungeons in my adventure module, Downrooted. 

I cannot recommend this enough!

Please tell me about your games and if anything felt like it needs tweaking.

Please let me know if you find anything in the PDF that needs correcting.

Thanks for the kind words, Alfred.

I do not have any plans for a print run at the moment, although I am open to the idea in the future. Right now I am focusing on updating the game and supporting it with some free optional add-ons.

Thanks for the kind words.

I am working on intergrating starships and their modules into the economy for the standalone version. I'm testing a couple of options.

1. Price per number of module slots with a percentage resell value.

2. Separate currency for starships. 

3. Different factions who reward specific ships/modules.

To zine or not to zine. That is the question.