Kent, this is totally rad! It has excellent flavor. I like how you pick your animal type and then your tag (similar to class in other games). It makes character generation quick and flavorful. With five animal types and 13 tags that makes 65 different character options! That's a lot for a one-page game.
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A one page TTRPG for high octane chase scenes that almost always end in an explosion.
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What a fun premise! I gave it a go, solo and it was neat. However, I must agree with Yarant. Trying to draw characters on a map proved difficult for me. If you took out the characters and added more structures, I think it would greatly improve the game. I liked the ley-line mechanic. I ended up using it whenever I had a bunch of character cards in hand. I should also note, that if you play solo, you can just draw the cards and see how the map changes as you play. Alternatively, you can make this a journaling game and simply describe the town.