I’ve not played the other one yet, it’s intended to allow for a group of four followers seeking to get their knight to the Witch who can heal them. One additional player takes the role of GM. Once again needs a Tarot deck, looks fun though.

Pendragon by Chaosium to showcase an alternative model to alignment and show simple combat

Alien to introduce fast running, white knuckled play and to learn to let go of war gaming combat

The One Ring to show how Tolkien done right feels

Vaesen because roleplaying writes itself in that game

It was fun to run you through it :)

I feel bad for my responsibility for leading the effect team into such disappointment

Was a lot of fun

It was awesome, the players ultimately did a deal with the BG to do in the other house. Duels occurred in the imperial capital, spies killed house leaders, Players fell in love with, dueled and then saved BG spies in the other House, everyone needs Mentats it turns out.

I ran a campaign that never went near Dune, it was focussed on the Mentat drug and control of it. The basic premise of the House while everyone is focussed on Spice, we could corner the market on something important and niche.

It's a testament to Free League's ongoing excellence in making games that capture an aesthetic. In the CTGD, I feel that sense of loneliness, of the desperate search for supplies and a way out of the suffocating conundrum of the entire Lost Horizon. It's actually awesome.