Looks interesting. It's exactly what i was looking for: Lightweight, Generic Flexible System and LInux compatible. Great work! Will give it a shot and run a oneshot.
Will this one be up to date like the steam version? Are different version compatible or do all players be using the same?
I am new to OSR, but quite interested. I want to try Durf with a bunch of friends, but i am unsure how one does work around skill checks, or the lack of. I am used to pf2e and dnd 5e where one usually rolls for most actions. How do you determine the outcome of activities like for example, jumping over a pit that is filled with carnivorous hungry zebras? or unlocking a door with a lock pick?
In other system, i would call my players to make roll an athletics checks for a jump, or a thievery check for a lock, if they roll low, they fail. However, how would you make this on a system like Durf?
Linux platform, The dialogue bugs after initiating combat. The text wont shop up after starting combat. Restarting the game fixes it.... atleast until starting combat again, so its sligthly unplayable right now.
Hope for a fast fix, cause the game looks amazing. And the combat is quite fun.
I disagree. The art style is fine. Yeah, it's a little rough on the edges but i think that makes it also a little unique. I would only point out that sometimes the same character look slightly diferent on some scenes, but the only thing i don't like is are the animations, better said, the lack of.
