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Hey all! 

I did not mean to include ITC Serif Gothic and Futura PT (the fonts I use in my CE materials because they require an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to download. The template fonts are AndroclesOpti-Heavy for headers/subheaders and Arial 9pt for body.  I  cleaned up the styles in the Affinity Publisher documents and added the missing pamphlet arch! 

The new template zip folder is dated 12.29.24.

https://cloudempress.com/3rdparty/

Hope this helps and let me know if you run into any additional issues.

-watt

That's really high praise, thanks so much! 

I generally don't manage non-friendly NPC stress, but do roll Panic Checks for NPCs. At that point I approximate how much stress they might have for the roll, but it depends on how much bookkeeping you're comfortable with.

Thanks for asking! IPR and a few other retailers will be the primary way to grab the books until the next Kickstarter in April. I may open a promos etsy shop for some of the extra crowdfunding exclusives thought. 

Final PDFs are being delivered to backers this week, so the setting book and adventures will be released for purchase on DriveThruRPG by the end of October!

Now posted at cloud empress.com under downloads!

The plan is to have all the monthly newsletter expansions uploaded as pdfs in the downloads section of cloudempress.com in the next two weeks.

Thanks so much, should have all the final PDFs out by the end of September!

Very kind words, thanks for the encouragement!

Great question and something I should have addressed in the rulebook! I've initially been thinking of rolling up an entire new character (and using the bodyhopper modifiers), but I think keeping Heart is interesting. Ideally I want the hop to be fun and easy to explain. I could probably be talked into keeping a mind stat, but I think that's likely determined by the body's brain so I would think re-roll that too.

Glad to hear it! Can't wait to share it with everyone!

No rolling for hit points, you are correct. I hadn't thought about dropping the name hit points, but that might save a term and make it easier to explain!

A backerkit preorder will go up in a couple of weeks and it will also be available at retail.

Should be 10 DMG per wound, I'll get that updated in the document this week. Thanks for catching that!

Armor points reduce points of damage 1:1, but needs to be repaired (or is outright destroyed) when damage is prevented this way.

Thanks so much for the kind words!

Yes!  About 10 am tomorrow CST. Can't wait to show you all the campaign page.

Thanks for watching, it means a lot!

Great, shoot me an email at worldsbywatt@gmail.com and I will get you an early copy!

No currently, but I am planning on releasing a solo rules prototype in November or December! Always looking for playtesters for solo content too.

Sure, shoot me an email at worldsbywatt@gmail.com

Thanks, and good luck running it for your group! Noble should be Lordling, thanks for catching this. I'm not sure when you are running your game, but happy to share my work-in-progress loadouts, spells, and weapons if any of these might be helpful. Also, I'd love to hear your feedback after the session!

Glad to hear it! I've got lots to share over the next couple of months and please share anything you like or something that could be improved.

Thanks for your support! The idea is that it will be fully compatible with Mothership 1e characters. My plan is to create an optional rules hack for fantasy characters meant to reduce some of Mothership 1e's complexity (mostly using NullHacks weapon rules). Very open to suggestions and input at this stage though!

My submission is a one-shot adventure called Last Voyage of the Bean Barge that should fit nicely in Vaults of Vaarn, enjoy!

Thanks for your support, and would love your feedback along the way!

Thanks for your support!

All necessary rules will be included in Cloud Empress and it will be a stand-alone product.

Gladly!

Thank you!

Thanks for taking a look and super kind praise. I'll take a look at your entry when I have a chance, and I really liked your game Siege! for what it's worth.

Thanks so much Danny!