what i've got so far is: if you're in a Hamlet, you can buy up to 10 Supply, and then prices double. And then you can buy up to 20 supply at doubled prices? or just 10 more (10+10=20)?
What are some TTRPGs you've seen with really strong lifepaths systems? Or, if not lifepaths specifically, any character creation system that ties the character really closely to the setting.
Recently I've been particularly impressed with how Spire handles it, but I'm curious for more
Hi! I think there's a discrepancy between the Operation description on page 11 and the turn priority mechanics described later. Page 11 suggests turns proceed clockwise, turn priority suggests an order determined by rolls
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I have not! but, without making a website before, i was able to use templates to go from "technically a website" on Saturday to "excited to share" on Monday, so, it seems to work pretty well
I think there's a typo in the STRATCOM tech tree. The "Archontic Longinomechanical Pneuma-Engineering Bay" isn't mentioned in the tree, but its expected space is filled by the "ACHAMOTH Training Facilities" in the tree chart and text describing it.
keep up the great work! This game is oozing with flavor and strong mechanics
Itch will send you an update when the game updates (depending on your settings) and you'll be able to redownload it. I expect DTRPG to do the same, but I hear Itch gives creators more money from the sales
Really liking what I'm seeing here so far! I'm having a little trouble with the Action list. There's a lot of mixing narrative and combat actions in proximity to each other, which makes sense because some of them can be used in either section, but it makes it a little harder to tell which are "standard" combat options and I feel like there's some organizational logic that I'm not catching on to. Any tips?
hi. i have been using this game to challenge common design/play assumptions in my ttrpg spaces and it's been going great. thank you for making this game
Hey! I like what I've played of this game so far. It looks like it's connected to some of your other games here? Or... maybe all of your games here? Where should I start if I want the full experience?
Clever little resource game, really lets you get into a slime's head. or pseudopod. or whatever. the point is, you need to survive by any means necessary and you can't let your pride get in the way of that
Very excited for this game, already sharing it with interested servers. A couple questions!
On page 53 it says that shields protect all squares orthogonally adjacent, while p66 says all adjacent squares. Unless otherwise specified, does "adjacent" in this book mean "orthogonally adjacent?"
H ow does splash damage from weapons like the grenade launcher and flak cannon affect mech HP? Is that also subtracted, or does that damage only serve to damage parts?
Does shifting hit locations have to be applied in straight lines? For example, if I have +2 accuracy, could a hit location of 34 be changed to a 45?
Congrats to the authors, I'm happy the game turned out so well!
