RQG

I’m not sure my brain can handle this.

I didn’t. Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll have a listen.

• run more Blades in the Dark
• switch my 5e group over to pf2e after our campaign finishes
• run an exploration based campaign (currently looking at Quest for the Frozen flame Pathfinder adventure path)
• formalize, trim down and focus the concept of my own RPG game system down to something properly testable for a whole session

I GMed the second year of our DnD 5e campaign which runs every other week. We went through the official modules Waterdeep Dragonheist and then on to Dungeon of the Mad Mage. We are currently at the final battle of the 4th level of the dungeon. The heroes will be level 8 after the battle. It’s just such a nice group and I am happy we manage to play for so long without any major breaks.

In my second group which is every other week alternating with the first one we had the GM drop out after a little over half a year mid campaign. I offered to run Pathfinder 2e for the first time and it went great. The party is level 5 now and close to the end of the small campaign I prepared. Maybe 2 or 3 more sessions to wrap up. I made up the campaign myself but set it in the world of Golarion. GMing Pathfinder was a blast and I highly prefer it over dnd now. It’ll be my go to system once the mad mage campaign ends which might well be another 2 years. After my Pathfinder campaign ends another player will GM Storm King’s Thunder which we already got characters for and began to play when I couldn’t make prep work in time since GMing 2 groups is a lot for my schedule.

Lastly I began offering beginner one shots in Pathfinder 2e in my flgs and it’s been absolutely awesome. People routinely buy PF books right there at the store after the session ends which is probably the biggest compliment. The beginner box is great for that.

I’m working on a proper dnd 5e beginner adventure similar to the Pathfinder box since the dnd sets aren’t really beginner friendly at all nor do they have proper matirials at the ready.

All in all I had a fantastic RPG year. I hope things can keep going like this in the future.

Not even half. Nothing to worry about.

Awesome thank you!

That’s so awesome!

What is it about? The images not readable for me sadly. Is it a game system or setting? Or something else. How long did it take you to write it? Did you do the illustration yourself? I have a lot of questions.

Is there a good way to browse the fidt ecosystem?

As an enjoyer of turn based rpgs and the occasional rogue lite as well, I think it looks promising so far. The combat reminds me of Crown Trick which I enjoyed a lot.

The art style is cool even though some sprites look a bit uninspired imo. The music seems decent from the trailer.

I have bought less games but it is more due to lack of quality of games if anything.

The Dark Eye is still alive and well. The current edition is still a pretty crunchy and traditional RPG experience compared to say dnd 5e but it’s a lot more modern than the older ones.

And the world building is still one of the best out there for any TTRPG imo.

I’d like to pick up a cheap steam deck first.

If the content is good and the price is fair for what you get then I’m not even opposed to paying a creator for their work.

However I ain’t pre-ordering shit.

I played several LoZ games on PC. 🤷🏻‍♂️

The real world is part of the many planes of existence in the multiverse. So technically yes. As for the popular settings used I don’t think there is a helloween equivalent that is canon with pumpkins and all that. But their are festivities including costumes, or masks to scare away monsters etc.

Ssshhhr. Moving fast lowers fps.

You can try to make a profit without if being your main focus I guess. There are the channels which review and take all the free samples they get and try to pump out a review on time no matter the quality to generate as many views as possible.

And then there are a few review channels who will put out their review when it is ready and good. Who will give away review copies if allowed. Those reviewers would call out shit even if it means being locked out of review copies next time. Which of course means less profit. There are even review channels which do not do sponsored ad segments. Instead they’d be relying on viewer support. But there aren’t many of those.

Thanks for the reply.

Yeah I always make sure to read up on safety measures. I worked with and around lasers for a short time in the past. So I got at least some idea on where to start.

Damn these turned out super nice.

Related question. Do you have your own laser cutter thing? I always thought those would be super fun to have for various projects.

I like throwing some ruffians from the GM guide at the players. Snagging strike is really strong. They fit in well with any group of bandits, robbers, criminal organization of choice or as hired thugs for a noble.