Publisher: Alexey Aparin
Date Added: 11/04/2024 21:25:36
I like Four Against Darkness and every supplement except the “White Label” games as they are to immature and full or sexual misogyny and demons.
Alexey makes the best card games to
Publisher: Alexey Aparin
Date Added: 11/04/2024 21:25:10
I like Four Against Darkness and every supplement except the “White Label” games as they are to immature and full or sexual misogyny and demons.
Alexey makes the best card games to
Publisher: Alexey Aparin
Date Added: 11/04/2024 21:24:57
I like Four Against Darkness and every supplement except the “White Label” games as they are to immature and full or sexual misogyny and demons.
Alexey makes the best card games to
Publisher: Alexey Aparin
Date Added: 11/04/2024 21:24:41
I like Four Against Darkness and every supplement except the “White Label” games as they are to immature and full or sexual misogyny and demons.
Alexey makes the best card games to
Publisher: Axian Spice
Date Added: 10/23/2024 17:16:00
The print is too small on some cards. he should have used bigger cards. your font is 1millimeter high on some cards. if you play with 2 characters and get the gargoyle as a wandering monster it is very hard to beat. This needs to be thought over. You can do better. you are good publisher. the game is worth buying but if you dont see well, then this isnt the item for you.
Perhaps the best universal card deck I have used out there. Instantly useable without modification or interpretation. Draw, look, interpret and play. While it may have been made for RPG games, I have used them as a further boost in oracle work. If I had a complaint it would be that the cards could be larger.
To sum up, it is not the Deck of Many things ala old D&D but the Deck of ALL Things- grab a copy!
Publisher: Vault Comics
Date Added: 10/16/2024 04:05:58
I've owned physical copies of Winter's Teeth since it originally released as individual issues, but finally decided to buy a digital copy since I wanted to reread and check some things in it and have most of my comics pute away. The sale didn't hurt either! This is easily one of the best non-TTRPG products to come out of the 5th edition and has a great story and interesting characters. The comic is actually 2 stories that play out side by side each issue. The first story is from the Camarilla point of view and follows Cecily Bane, the Sheriff of the Twin Cities in enacting her nightly duties. Her unlife grows complicated with the appearance of Alejandra, a seemingly newly Embraced Caitiff that Cecily ultimately is put in charge of. The 2nd story is set on the Anarch side of things and follows Colleen Pendergrass, a Thin-Blood and her coterie of Anarch misfits as they try to get by. These two stories will ultimately start to intersect in interesting ways, and the story re...
Very good game to introduce trick taking to people because it is simple, yet it has very interesting strategies to forge with the purges and the handy player aid with the intersting composition!
Very much recommended for beginners and for advanced trick-taking players.
A great little game that is elegantly made and simple to play. I ended up playing it in person and online. The simple premise of drawing cards and then deciding who they belong to makes the game easy to play for new players, and the tone and depth makes it great for people who love lots of TTRPG's.
The fact that you remove cards randomly and shuffle the order every time you play means it doesn't play the same way twice.
It's very fun, if your idea of fun is brutal games where your favourite character getting out alive is the best you can hope for....
Publisher: Zadmar Games
Date Added: 09/23/2024 14:56:16
A very pleasant surprise of solo rules.
Much more useful than I would expect something of 12 pages to be.
It's strangely comfy in use. Succint, and nice.
These rules gives just enough structure for many things one would need for solo:
- generic oracle, scenes(via cards), urban/wilderness/dungeon crawls/more distant things,
- mystery and social interactions even,
- and most favorite of mine - arcane and twist tables
Now I want printed version =D
One of the best RPG products I have. They system it uses (Fate Accelerated) is so simple to learn, teach, and enjoy.
Where this really shines is impromptu gatherings, convention-style settings, and just less-focused meetups. Bring a pack of index cards and some dice and just play.
I'd order the Fantastic "expansion" at the same time as it adds to the longevity, variety, and overall random generation of characters and settings
*Can be paired with Deck of Fate for a diceless version