I like the notion that characters can build and change the setting…it makes the sessions a little more tightly linked.
This system allows settlements to develop without breaking out spreadsheets.
I like the notion that characters can build and change the setting…it makes the sessions a little more tightly linked.
This system allows settlements to develop without breaking out spreadsheets.
I’m not quite sure how to judge this class.
The idea of a magical brewer is interesting, but maybe not one that fits my taste.
I like the notion of being able to learn wizard spells from scrolls, but I would suggest if the story talks about studying the ability check should be intelligence.
I think the merriment rules need a little more definition…at least copy and tweak the turn undead table you are using as a model.
And if you roll a magic brew twice, do you get to use it twice as often, or reroll?
I liked the different factions and interactions between the fey. The riddle of the library required some rereading before I could understand it well enough to present it…and I’m still not sure I’m presenting it as the author intended. It took a bit of rereading to understand how the private tower was reached as well.
I liked the different factions and interactions between the fey. The riddle of the library required some rereading before I could understand it well enough to present it…and I’m still not sure I’m presenting it as the author intended. It took a bit of rereading to understand how the private tower was reached as well.
