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When someone makes and fulfills a Boast, I take it that even if they made the Boast only in front of their fellow adventurers, they are expected to tell other people about it to, to spread their fame/legend. But what if going public on what they did could cause negative fallout? Can they be somewhat selective in who they tell this boast to? Or wait until they get some safe distance before spreading the word?

I'm 1 session into a Wolves weekly campaign, and will be posting an ongoing play report over here, in part so players who miss sessions can keep up with events: https://1d6dropbears.blogspot.com/2024/06/wolves-upon-coast-play-report.html

Probably GM and 3-5 other players would work.

thank you so much! if you do end up running it would you mind telling me how it goes?

thanks king

thank you :)

I appreciate how beautiful / high-production value this is lol

none. there's no specific mechanic for them, so if you're not using anything else with this i guess you can just use them as an RP guide?

This game shows what romance (and social interaction generally) in RPGs can be when freed from the familiar conflict-centered and "success-or-failure"-driven frameworks. Romance as a mutual exploration of intimacy rather then a series of consent-breaking dice rolls. Attraction as a natural development rather then something that is deliberately done *to* you as a way of getting leverage. 

The setting is wonderful, and the writing does a good job of establishing and maintaining the feeling of it. There are countless delightful phrases and minor creative decisions throughout. All in all, an excellent game text.

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I bought the game and I'm going to read it in a bit but first can I just say that this itch page is BEAUTIFUL

nope! thanks for pointing that out, it should be fixed now :-)

putting this with the other quote in the description.