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Again, it has so many good tables and new concepts (ie: weak/strong hit) to enhance the solo play experience! There is so much inspirations and adventures here! and it's free, amazing! 

You should consider selling POD on amazon or lulu. If you don't want to make money from them, you could sell them at cost like Basic Fantasy. 

I liked geomorphs. I like drawing them on and see the shape of the dungeon take form with unexplored corridors.

From what I remember, you had a good d88 table for them, with procedures for the number of rooms, special rooms, describtion, encounters in your Campaign Notes. 

If there is room for improvements, I added a letter to quickly find the other tables for each entry when there is a table or note. 

something like these.

Discovery

1) Special Room [A]
2) Special Room [A]
3) Special Room [A]
4) Geologic [B]
5) Geologic [B]
...

[A] Special Room

1) Shrine
2) Tomb
3) Prison
...

[B] Geologic 
1) Pool
2) Pit
3) Moss

And if there was a series of rolls is required, a step by step of what to roll would  help understand the procedures of generating the dungeons. Maybe it's in your documentation for the solo rpg but I didn't find it in the Campaign Notes. For example:
1. Roll for dungeon rooms and special rooms
2. Roll for dungeon theme and type

While exploring a new room,
1. Roll 1d8 for Discovery and follow the tables
* For each door... rolls...
2. Roll 2d8 for Dungeon Dressing

You have an amazing game to generate adventures, encounters, hexcrawl and dungeons. The procedures for both games are really good.

Have you considered to create a Shadowdark version?

btw, continue updating your design! I like that a design evolve and improve!

Agree. And Geek Gamer agreed too in her latest video!

I could see a version for shadowdark and more expansions based on a theme  with more specialized tables: bandit lands, orc territory, no man's lands, elf...  underdark!).

I agree with that rule. In solo with OSE, I often didn't roll the damage and went with the average. It speeds up play a little but your method add surprises (low score)!

It could be something more futuristic like, Monolith v25.10 (if you release in October 2025).

I was thinking something similar. Using the letter of alphabet, starting with A, is original :-)

ok, from the description I thought that was extras. Thanks

Hi, I have been playing your game a few weeks. Great game! And it got me interested in playing more game with 2d6 system! But for now, I'm exploring your 3 zines. I also got Silver Nightingale supplement.

I saw on lulu that you have a collection for Kal Artah. I was wondering what are the extras and if you would publish them in pdf? thanks!

cool!

Hi, I just started to discover what depthcrawling are! I'm quite curious to explore your version.

 I use the Plight rpg (inspired by Cairn) which has tons of table to run a solo game.

One quick feedback after looking at your pdf, would it be possible to release a printer friendly version (removing the black around each page or other gray/black section)? That would be great! thanks.

hi, I was wondering how you decide on spell damage. Did I miss this info?

 I’m thinking to go with an extra d4 for weapon with a new magical effects that I create. For a spell, I imagine 3d6 since it’s rare and should be more powerful than a d12 (avantage).

I’m having a blast exploring the fate of Alric and his companions. I started a second quest with the quest spark and trying all your tables to experience your game. I like your oracle (action/descriptor/theme) - very sword & sorcery. And for npc, the ambition table with rolls for character features and traits make them interesting, original and inspiring. 

For hexcrawling and dungeon exploration, I use the campaign log’s procedures by perplexing ruins (on itch.io). it works well with Plight and it has procedures that work for my style. Have a look, but maybe you alredy know that.

Your procedures are among the best I've seen in the solo rpg. It's among the best dungeons procedure that I've tried. Easy to run, simple & inspiring table. I use them with my other rule system (FORGE, Plight, OSE). I got your other 

You could add more table for monster encounters per terrain for low level/mid-level and you have an amazing tool for any OSR game!

There are a few new solo rpg like Plight and FORGE that packages a lot of procedures, but none come close to the experience you have. After playing a few games of Four Against the Darkness, I was hoping to find something closer to D&D 1e/2e. Your system works perfectly. 

That sounds really good. Suggestion, you could add a number in front of every item that the player could buy (armors, weapons, gears, goods. It helps to generate treasure.

I will look at the Block Dodge Parry. I got interested in procedurals while reading Forbidden Lands and FORGE solo RPG. That is something that got me interested in Plight too. I will be looking for the update! I just printed Cairn beastiary to try with more options. 

If I had time, instead of creating an adventure, I would like to create procedures for campaigns based on theme (undead, war, post-war, religious zealot, extermination of any magicien, kidnapping of human/elf, famine, blight..., good vs evil with tables to create the arch enemy and it's villains). So within 4-6 pages, have tables to generate hex, quests, key npc, encounters/terrain, problems, locations, adventure site, monster for low-level/mid-level (in plight, it's always low-level I know!)... My goal would be to have a more cohesive world/campaign with procedure. I think you have something along this line in Plight with Casus Belli, Quest Sparks, Civilization Oracle with the Trouble table. I need to play with it more!

Hi, I was curious if you had plan to add more Plight content? Adventures, tables, more options?

I know it's easy to hack things with Cairn. It seems that people are taking things they like from OSR and convert it to Cairn. When I read your rules, I thought it would be fun (for me!) to bring combat options like in dragonbane (parry, block...). I started to read more about Cairn and saw many hacks/supplements on it's website.

BTW, the presentation in your book is amazing! The art is gorgeous. I started to play solo to try it. I like the vibe/theme of sword & sorcery.

Thank you. Good job for the game. 

I ordered my copy from amazon Canada and the quality of the print is really good. 

I will need more time to explore all the mechanics and potential adventures! 

My mind started to race when I saw the potential to create specific tables to run a game in Middle-Earth 5e or Beyond The Walls rpg. Time will tell if I find the time to do it. :-)