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I'm happy to see your progress! Rolling is done on the Items or Gear table, depending on what you feel or want to find. Alternatively, as you mentioned, you can roll 1d12 and use the result across the 12 possible Items or Gear.

The d12 was a popular piece of feedback I received during testing, but I stayed with 2 1d6 tables to allow players to pick what they find based on how they are currently feeling about the delve. I really wanted to provide ways to "un-stuck" the story, which an opportune Item or Gear can provide.

I'm always happy when the game delivers. Enjoy!

Awesome! If you have any questions please let me know.

Will have that done today. Keep an eye on your email for the notification.

Check the "Courier - Repacked (Character Sheets)" file in the 'Demo' section of the page. 

I'll take a look and publish corrections and an FAQ. My apologies on this, no excuses on my part for them still being there.

Please reach out to me via email if you'd like to discuss further.

Settlements use their location level for Settlement Events. Some Events will ask you to perform a test to pass or gain rewards. These events are listed in the Settlement Events section of the book.

Correct! Encountering a Settlement Event counts as completing it.

You're welcome! I may have more print-on-demand expansions in the future or just table swaps like you mentioned.

The static value would be the overriding choice in that instance. Essentially, don't roll for any locations that are not Explorable i.e. on the page 26 table.

I'll add it to my next revision. Thank you!

On page 28 the first box shows you the d6 result and the level that corresponds to the result. A 1-2 on the d6 is level 1, a 3 to 5 is level 2, and 6 is level 3.

The second box shows static levels for certain locations. Deserts are always level 3, Unique level 2, Non-Traversable level 3, and Settlements level 2.

If I reveal a location - Crashed Spaceship [1] (4d) - which is an Ace of a black suit, I roll 1d6 for the level. I get a result of 4, which is level 2. I record a single cell on the map in the location I chose to Explore as the Crashed Spaceship is only 1 cell (indicated by the number in the square brackets). I must also record the 4 Deserts (indicated by the 4d in the circle brackets). These are all level 3 per the information given in the second box on page 28.

Settlement Events are the random events that you encounter while in a Settlement. These are resolved by drawing a card and comparing the value and type to the Settle Events tables. This is done up to once per Settlement Action.

Good question. When you reveal a location that is not Unique you roll for the level. You only need to roll once for a Reveal with the level applying to all placed location on the map for that Reveal.

How very embarrassing for myself to have missed that line in editing! It shouldn't be there as that was a relic from the old dice rolling system. Dice Values (DV) are d4 through d12. You will not be rolling only d6 in this game!


You modify both DV and total through a lot of different effects. So, if I have a Fight DV of d6, with a +1 F DV modifier, and +2 F bonus, I would roll a d8 and add 2 to the total rolled when using Fight.

Likely next year. You can get a print-on-demand copy with DriveThruRPG though! (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/485324/wanderer-the-shadowed-realm)

Hey! Answers for you:

  1. Mutants are the base Mutant Alliance enemy for the faction. X would be 0 for the modifier.
  2. Roll for each column in Contract generation following the steps listed (Start Location [your current space], Size, Distance, Faction Target, Reward). I used cargo size (total cargo for the delivery) as the base reward value as more cargo to deliver gives more rewards, plus travelling further, etc. When you generate a contract it doesn't automatically get added to your current cargo or contracts, you choose if you want to take it at that time. That's why the Contract Table has so much info, you pick and choose if you want to take the contract right then and there. Contracts can be discarded to make room for more.

So, say you generate a contract with 5 cargo. The target is waaaaay on the other side of the map. You decide you cannot do it but you have no contract slots left on your Contract Table. You discard it, remove it from the table, and lose 1 reputation with the faction that gave it (the faction which space you were on when you generated it). 

Hope that helps!

Great question - those were removed as general cleanup and rules clarity. There isn't a purpose to cap those stats as the increases to them finite numbers from bonuses found playing the game. I also discovered, through player feedback, that speaking on maximum possibles introduce a min/max perspective to the game that was not my intention as GLIDE has always been a casual pick-up-and-play style game from my own design philosophy. 

Speaking on things like Stamina - I've actually adjusted the action economy for COURIER - Repacked by using action points. I found that players enjoyed knowing how much an action costs, and how many actions they can do each round, without attaching an stat name to it, as they no longer need to manage a pool of resources just to move around the map and explore.

Hope this helps! Feel free to email me if you want to talk more on it.

Thank you for sharing! This was my first published game and so a lot of rough mechanics have seen many revisions and updates. I would recommend checking out Wanderer - The Shadowed Realm (https://sleepysasquatch.itch.io/wanderer-the-shadowed-realm) as it structures the gameplay in a much easier to follow way while preserving the roll-and-write (journal) systems.

I'll be sure to read through your adventure sometime this week.

No spiral bound. I thought about doing a print run but the cost per book is very high for a spiral binding.

You can grab a perfect-bound copy from here: https://knaveofcups.com/product/glide/

OR: https://rattiincantati.com/products/glide

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I've added the character sheet and other player aids to the "demo" section of the page. Send me an email (cody@sleepysasquatchgames.ca) and I'll get you a link to the digital copy you should have received via email a while back.

I'm excited to try this out! Congratulations on the release.

Hi Abbles. Please send me an email at - cody@sleepysasquatchgames.ca and I'll arrange a copy for you.

- Cody

You're welcome!

Re-rolling for 1 Stamina is done each time you do an Explore action. A very powerful tool!

Thanks, Melv! I hope that you enjoy the new system.

I know that feeling. My pile of reading/to-play is getting too high!

Thank you! POD is coming once all backers receive their professional prints in August/September of this year. I will send an email blast to everyone when the POD becomes available.

Hey! Just ignore the Recover rule for that quest. It was an error in the first printing and I missed changing it the second time around. It should have read "Recover 5 Scrap and Explore 5 Different Locations".

Amazing tool. Works great in Affinity Designer 2 using the Pixel Persona option. Takes a bit of jumping between the tools but you get the same results.

Thank you! Lots more playtesting to be done. Probably needing another good dozen pages of tables for random happenings and cool events.

I am finalizing the print-on-demand copy of Wanderer for DriveThru RPG before launching the project there. I will be sending free upgrade codes to buyers on DTRPG at that time. However, if you shoot me an email (cody@sleepysasquatchgames.ca) I'll get you a code in the meantime.

SICK. More STALKER goodness to dive into!


Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

I have a 90% finished adventure called Wanderer - The Dream of Fear that I was planning on launching later this year when I get some more time. In it players explore an ancient pyramid that was once home to an Elven King.  It is full of Shadow beings and ancient evils a la Tolkien's nameless things and some new mechanics. New characters, new weapons and armour, new places to explore.

The Under Realm sound cools and would work greatly by leaning into a Moria-style adventure. I'll put it on my to-do list!

Thanks,

- Cody

Thank you for taking a look!

Zones is CC-BY-SA 4.0, same as Cairn. I will update the license info to reflect this.

Shuffle the deck once to start. As you play keep drawing from the same deck. When the deck runs out, shuffle all the cards together and start drawing from the new deck.

1 - Planning on it. I will likely do a print-run in the next couple of months, once my other projects are fulfilled.

2 - Love your art! Thank you for providing it to be used. I'll message you on Patreon to get the piece sorted.

Thank you for letting me know. I will send another email and key later today.