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Very helpful! Thank you for sharing! Keep up the good work! :)

Very evocative setting and very well written ruleset and lots of tables to use! Thank you for sharing! 

That is actually a very cool idea! Thanks! I will try to upload them this weekend or beginning of next week. ☺️

Just finished the 2400 episodes and the Into The Odd episodes! You have already recorded so many! Digging through your catalog right now and wondering, why I haven't discovered your podcast before... Anyways: thanks for linking them here. And keep up the good work!

Hi! I am just preparing for a longer session of Runecairn and since my players haven't played any ItO-type games yet, I was thinking of printing some of the rules/skills on print-out item cards (and put them in regular card sleeves. I have made cards for all weapons and will continue to create more for armor and regular items.

Just wanted to let you know two things:

1. Your game rocks and I like it a lot!
2. Do you want me to send you the final PDFs so you may release it them with the game? Or should I release them myself on itch.io and you link to them? Or not release them at all? Let me know what you think!

Here is an example:

Very cool recording!! I am still going through it, but I got say: thank you for publishing something with good audio quality, which is still very rare in the RPG community to have! It is a joy to listen to. I hope you are playing some more of the other 2400 settings.

of course you may share the generator - that is what it was made for ☺️! I am not present on social media atm, so you do not need to mention me really. I am just happy that it might be useful to somebody.
One recommendation though: currently, the generator is tied to my account. So maybe you want go create a copy of it under your account first, so you might edit or extend it later of if you wanted (which is totally fine by me).

I just ask you for one thing: keep doing what you do and create what you love and share it with us. I already „stole“ your spark/timed clock Idea as a homebrew rule for my last one shot I ran and it worked out superb! It created a sense of urgency for the players without them thinking „we have still 2 segements left, so all is fine“, which I noticed happens often when I used „normal“ segmented clocks. So - thanks for being creative and inspiring!

Hi Cezar, I have nearly gone through the whole book and now I am starting my first solo campaign to try out some stuff before introducing the game to my group. I really liked the more "introductory" chapters/procedures for TTRPG newbies a lot! Thanks for writing these!

Also I made a random adventure generator using your tables in perchance. https://perchance.org/co0cxg9ond

Thought I might share it here. Maybe you'll find it helpful.

Cheers!

This adventure seems cool! I dig the idea of "THE NET", a short, totally overpowered encounter. Maybe I will give my PCs some extra stupidly hilarious abilities, adding to the unlimited ammo trait. Thank you for your work!