Imaginative, poignant, and gorgeously illustrated. Wonderful work - very keen to assemble my group and play it!
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Hey Kother! Glad to hear you’re enjoying the game! Drawing cards is explained on page 23 - but to summarise, anytime you draw a card from the deck, it’s discarded afterwards. The only exception is drawing jokers, which shuffle back in afterwards. Hope that helps!
Edit: I’ve just realised you’re playing the old edition of Cartograph! apologies, that page reference is for the Atlas Edition.
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad you enjoyed it. If you ever wanted to share the map you made, we have a discord server with just the place: discord invite
I have been trying to crack this particular problem for a few months now, as I really want to run some online games for our discord server! However, I’ve yet to find a good solution. Short of using Tabletop Simulator, which is a bit feature-heavy for Cartograph’s needs, I haven’t found any application that can handle both rolling dice onto a page and being able to draw on said page.
Apologies I couldn’t be of more help!
Hi there,
The atlas edition of Cartograph is a revised ruleset with over 40 **extra ** pages of content. It has double the number of prompts, tables for naming locations, wares, coin, hunting, and all manner of other things. It also includes an expanded character creation, and rules for multiplayer, non-authoring mode, and peaceful mode. It also contains advice for hacking the game.
Hope that helps!
Hi! The rules for marking locations is mentioned on page 22 - but yes you are pretty much correct in that you put a ? on the map! As discoveries are all very different, it was impossible to make a name generator table for them, so you’ll just have to use your imagination to name the discovery!
Hope that helps!
Hey there! Thanks for the support! I can supply you with all the digital files - the next printing of Cartograph will have a QR code that will take you to free downloads, but alas it was not something I considered for this printing. Could you send me an email at theravensridgeemporium@gmail.com and I’ll send you the files!
You can purchase it from our website here: theRavensridgeEmporium
Thanks for checking out the game!
Hey Lorenmj,
The use of “fame” in the value and disposition section is there to show you that you can come up with your own (a descriptor that isn’t on the table). Certianly fame and notoriety are similar (although I’d argue there are slight differences between the two descriptors) it is ultimately up to you the player to determine how you interpret the descriptors. Hope that answers your question!