core books are due out in a few months. While many fans are excited by the concept of new rulebooks and changes to how they play, there are those who see the shift as a chance to see what else is on the market. Some of these fan might decide to stick with olderMany companies large and small are hoping to snag these role playing game customers looking for a new home. There are also individuals who see this moment in time as an opportunity to change how people play fantasy games.
“I’ve talked to more TTRPG players than I can count,” said Bjorkgen, “And frustrations like slow combat and limited player options come up over and over again. I won’t go too into all the details, but overall the game rules-as-written is too clunky, static, confusing, and puts a ton of pressure on the DM to make it exciting.”
One of the most dynamic options available to magic users are spell duels. Rather than a simple counterspell, a wizard can cast one of their own spells to try and negate the effects of a spell targeting an ally. This offers spellcasters a chance to get in on the cinematic action as, for example, their cone of frost attempts to cool an enemy’s burning hands.appeals to them. An updated document will arrive at the end of the Kickstarter to allow backers to continue to refine the rules.
He also credits his fans for supporting him through his channel during the development process. In addition to YouTube fans canthrough the early access purchases on the website and through the hundreds of Patrons who supported me while writing the game,: said Bjorkgen. “There were two times where the bank account hit and I was tetering on having to pull the plug on. But now here we are with a Kickstarter going towards two million in funding.