If you mean the online character keeper - a new version is going to be put up soon! Thanks for your patience.
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A few ways!
1) You’ve finished telling the story for now with this generation, and maybe play an epilogue game about what these heroes did next (maybe a hacked Stewpot?)
2) The castle blights the world enough times and casts it all into the void (BAD END).
3) The players lock down the castle over generations, gradually robbing it of its power to shift and change until it becomes nothing more than a weird building.
Will do! Though this book (and many others) have been in stock for a long time over at ufopress.co.uk 😄
Shattered City is now live! It's an Apocalpyse World-powered Tabletop RPG of resistance in a city scarred by war and encrusted with geomantic wonders. Pick it up at https://ufo-mina.itch.io/shattered-city!
So, here’s what I have so far:
In the city, the GM draws one card per mark in the gauge you’re checking against, and picks one they like best. They interpret it and say why that’s a miss, weak hit or strong hit.
In the castle, you draw one card plus one per stat point, pick one you like best, and interpret it to say why it’s a miss, weak hit or strong hit. (If your stat is -1, draw two and the GM picks which one you use).
Advantage
You and the GM both provide an interpretation of the chosen card, and the group decides which is more appropriate bearing in mind the advantage you're working with.
Disadvantage
Same as Advantage, but the others decide with is more appropriate bearing in mind the penalty you're under.
I didn't want a system where I simply use the card as a random number generator - and hopefully if you have meaning-rich tarot cards to hand and you'd like to use them in a game you'll enjoy the prospect of interpreting them ^_^Hey! I've just put up for sale my newest tabletop game, Terra Incognita. It's a single-player game about building nightmare castles (or territories) with a deck of cards, and some pen and paper. It's built for use with my own Rhapsody of Blood, but it can make metroidvania-esque maps for your dungeon-crawler of choice - top-down or side-on, sprawling or tight, simple or a web of barriers and keys. You can find it at: https://ufo-jay.itch.io/terra-incognita
Here's a gif of one of my castles, in the process of being built:
Thanks Aaron! The intent is that you get better pretty quickly, and your chances of success aren’t bad if others are helping you. Also remember that you’ll likely have 2 covenant moves as well, which, if they roll, will be rolling +1. I might tweak how quickly you gain static when you’re starting out, though.