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Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD SEP 27: Have your characters ever grieved or mourned in a game? If so why, and how did that play out? Do your characters ever suffer bouts of sadness, depression, or similar emotions?
Posted: Mon, 28 Sep 07:25:33

by Karkared

When we finished the One Ring campaign, we lost one character in the final fight, and my Dwarf was struck with sadness (low on Hope and I felt that his time was up). I decided that he would stay there and keep watch over her grave, while also keeping an eye out for the return of Evil.

New comment on Item for GeekList "Kickstarter RPG Game Books - 2026"
Posted: Mon, 28 Sep 06:37:04

by Bifford

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Happy happy birthday!

Reply: Winds of the North:: News:: Re: 1.0 Demo Release!
Posted: Mon, 28 Sep 06:21:50

by Cervantez

Montag451 wrote:

Cervantez wrote:
Thank you. Good to know that there is so much more in the full version and you have an eye on the formatting there 🙂

Regarding Food, I missed that section and didn't realize that the 1:2 ration between non-meat and meat does not only affect the end of the month, but all game effects about food.
Does that really mean that to enter the market (6 Food or 3 Meat), I have to either pay 12 non-meat items or 3 meat?
12 seems a lot...

Just realized that's another small thing I needed to fix. The Meat/Preserved Meat part should be removed since it's now redundant, and the Food should be 3, not 6 (so you can pay in whatever combination you want; 2 meat and 2 grain, 1 meat and 2 vegetables, etc.). This is a leftover of the old food system.

Edit: due to the way the values have changed (and these market costs weren't 1-to-1 anyway), I've adjusted it to 4 Food or 2 meat/preserved meat. This makes the costs even in value (assuming you don't pay in preserved meat, which would be a pretty desperate situation!).

Sorry, I have to come back to this, because I'm still confused...

The ratio is: 1 food = 1 meat or 2 non-meats

So does "4 food or 2 meat" mean that if I pay in meat only, I only have to pay 2 units (i.e. the equivalent of 2 food) but if I only bring 1 meat, I have to bring 3 food in non-meat (i.e. 6 units of berries, dairy, eggs and veggies)?
Or do you just want to reiterate the ratio and this really means "4 non-meat or 2 meat"? If that was the case, it makes it sound like you can't mix meat and non-meat.

New comment on Item for GeekList "The Crooked House - Table 1 Character Sheet"
Posted: Mon, 28 Sep 06:09:15

by not2fear