Yes, the Knights all have stats in the core rules (or even the SRD). I didn't want to just reprint them since I felt they fit decently already, but I agree that makes prep a bit tougher. And yes, the countdowns start at the max, I should have specified that :)
Haha, that question was pretty much the birth of this whole module! I was trying to figure out what their reasons could be, and then I realised that could be left up to the table (who will almost certainly come up with better ideas than whatever I have). Originally the other locations were going to be fewer and more fleshed out, but on a whim, I made them all "short description + some questions", and I think it turned out much better. Feels a lot more daggerheart-y too.
The Owl King is pretty low on HP, yes - that's why the PCs need to be there to save him! I considered buffing him a bit but the stronger he is the less the party is needed. In the end I tried to go for a "powerful but frail ancient creature" sort of vibe .
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the advice on visuals, it's my first time trying something like this so it's good to know what works and what doesn't.
I'm glad you enjoyed them! Often when I run Daggerheart I get the feedback that that is the part that the players enjoy the most compared to 5e (generally that's the only other system they have experience with). I wanted to really emphasise that for this adventure.
I'm glad you liked the art and layout too - this is the first time I've done anything like this so that's really encouraging to hear :)
I know, and I don't think any was used for the game itself. The itch page description used to be pretty blatantly AI generated text, happily it's changed now
Yes. The original description had a lot of AI tells, and I know far from a perfect tool but Pangram said 100% AI generated. I'm glad after this comment you've changed it to your own words, it is much better now (100% human according to the same tool).
If I develop a game simultaneously for 7drl and Code for a Cause Jam, can I submit it to both? Obviously, the game would be a roguelike, and fit the restrictions of 7drl?
I love the graphics! Simple but effective. The food pills were a tiny bit too small for my liking but excellent game. Not using wasd or arrows for controls made it much more interesting. I could only make it to 20
Thank you very much for the kind words! As I think I mentioned in another comment, I think I'll do a post jam with new and improved art, levels, and maybe even a custom level maker. Thanks a lot for the feedback! If you'd like to help, I'd love your opinions on a beta version of the post jam game when I get around to making one, you seem to be pretty knowledgeable in this genre!
Very fun little game. Only complaint is it would have been nice for moving sideways to actually move sideways, as opposed to slightly moving up like it does.
