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Thank you!

I love this

thanks regularbird! 

Dang that is lucky! So, in this game you just play until you die. In the sequel Hive of the Mindlashers you try to escape!

Just added a bunch more. I would appreciate if you reviewed the game, but not required!

thanks, please share how it goes! 

Ooof he’s a trooper! Thanks for sharing! 

Thank you! No, only the npcs called villagers eat food

good

Thanks, that's really cool!

thanks for the valuable feedback. I plan on making an expanded version that addresses these issues and adds a ton more to the game. 

thank you so much for sharing! 

thank you so much for the detailed review! 

Thanks! You get all the results of the Xd6 rolls. Yeah the ongoing encounters are the 20s events

I have not played it so I'm not sure. I love the premise though and the mechanics look fun to play

Yeah this is fire. Love making tearing the paper part of the game

really intriguing premise

This is incredibly beautiful!

Football inspired ttrpg!! really cool.

Using dogs in the vineyard combat is a great idea! love this!

spectacular!

incredible!

awesome concept and love the art. Xerox Hell rocks!

very creative!

Love the premise and artstyle

Yeah, they draw an extra card! Which means you could attack with that extra card or just use it for movement or something else

this is really cool

Thanks for sharing! The doctor leader heals villagers, and so does the Healer event.

Thank you! They stay with you indefinitely after you hire them

Building a Market lets you gain 1d6 of any resource (coin included) each week. And if you have an Inn you also passively gain coin!

I’m making a tarot deck (or trying to) and I’ve been using a lot of public domain stuff and this texture pack has been invaluable

Looks great! I love pocket mod games and this one is so well laid-out. Love the art. 

Thanks for sharing, I’m so glad! Welcome to this amazing hobby! If you’ll indulge me I have a few recommendations:

• Dark Fort, a solo one-page dungeon crawler
• My games Abyss and Hive of the Mindlashers, heavily inspired by Dark Fort
• Kal Arath, one of the most popular solo RPGs. Sword and sorcery.
• Over the Mountain, a solo journaling game that got me into solo RPGs
• Role Player’s Digest on Substack, a digital magazine with art, playthroughs, reviews, and articles

You're understanding the d3 right. the "d36" is only used for the encounters. You start with d3 houses, so 1,2, or 3 houses. It is a little confusing I know haha

gorgeous stuff 

thanks for sharing! I'm glad you both liked it!

this is incredible! I will absolutely be using this 

Yep, you’re correct. d3 is a d6÷2, or you could say that on a d6, 1&2=1, 2&4=2, and 5&6=3.

d36 is rolling a d3 as the tens digit and a d6 as the ones digit, giving 18 equally-likely options 

I used these in a little trifold game called Thorpe, a village-building game! You’re credited of course. 

thanks for catching that. The market gives you resources for free! *edit: fixed the print-friendly version!