It's peak dice rolling and table referencing for ancient history nerds and fans of number crunching and "gritty realism".

The emergent storytelling aspect of it is also much stronger than in your typical D&D derivatives, which are more about satisfying game loops and character progression imo.

That would probably be Mythras. The setting is very Bronze-Age-inspired. I'm basically trying to gauge how many views I'd be sacrificing for that system. 😅

Hey, thanks!

Wasn't even aware there was a sale on.

I've already started recording my world-building videos. (I'm building it using a book called "Foundations" by Tom Ana.)

It's going to be a world where the first (new) civilisation emerges as a severe ice age starts to thaw out (it's in a two-star system, so seasons and climate are very volatile).

Likewise! And thanks for connecting us here. Now I just need to find Richard somewhere on the internet. (It would have been so much smarter to do this during the convention ...)

Thank you so much! It's a shame we didn't get to chat after the panel. I'll have to take you up on that at the next convention then.

Ah, I see. So it's like a real world squid game type of situation...

Well, she seems to have made it out alive, so that's good.

Was the egg in fact a volatile explosive?

Did someone threaten to harm your loved ones if you dropped it?

Please explain.

Here are the covers:

Hey, thanks for the shout-out! Hope you're enjoying Torment's journey. ✌️