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New comment on GeekList Solitaire Games On Your Table -- October 2026
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 21:02:13
The time of year my brain goes into a major struggle to rank different genre'd games against each other and ends up feeling like an algebra equation I cannot solve 😅
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 21:02:13
by Shaymurai
kerskine wrote:
2026 voting starts for Top Solo games if anyone is interested.
People Choice Top Solo Games 2026 - Starting Now!
https://www.bggrankings.app/rankings/peoples-choice-top-200-...
People Choice Top Solo Games 2026 - Starting Now!
https://www.bggrankings.app/rankings/peoples-choice-top-200-...
The time of year my brain goes into a major struggle to rank different genre'd games against each other and ends up feeling like an algebra equation I cannot solve 😅
Thread: Winds of the North:: Rules:: Decorated Tunic triggering multiple times, price of vegetables and "weapon material"
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:57:18
The Decorated Tunic gives you an extra Supporter (and Silver, if its high quality) whenever you gain at least one Supporter.
Can this effect trigger multiple times in the same action?
Example: it's Late Winter and I'm at the Jól Festival.
During the Feast I gain Supporters and 2 Hirdmenn.
Q: if I decide to substitute the Hirdmenn with Supporters, do I gain the Decorated Tunic's bonus...
... once, because it's all in the same action
... twice, because the two substituted Hirdmenn count as one set of Supporters
... three times, because each substituted Hird and the original Supporters each trigger the effect
Next, I recite poetry and gain another Hird, which I substitute.
Q: do I gain the bonus again?
Vegetables seem to be missing from the market table.
How much are they worth?
I found a [o]Dreki Fang[/o] that is defined as "Weapon Material. Adds +1 to Atk".
How does this work? When I craft or upgrade a weapon, I can spend this on top of the regular costs to increase the Atk value?
Is the bonus lost when I later upgrade the weapon?
Whichever way this bonus during upgrading is handled, I assume the same applies to weapons and armor crafted where I substituted iron or steel for [o]Star Metal[/o]?
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:57:18
by Cervantez
Sorry, it's me again 🙂The Decorated Tunic gives you an extra Supporter (and Silver, if its high quality) whenever you gain at least one Supporter.
Can this effect trigger multiple times in the same action?
Example: it's Late Winter and I'm at the Jól Festival.
During the Feast I gain Supporters and 2 Hirdmenn.
Q: if I decide to substitute the Hirdmenn with Supporters, do I gain the Decorated Tunic's bonus...
... once, because it's all in the same action
... twice, because the two substituted Hirdmenn count as one set of Supporters
... three times, because each substituted Hird and the original Supporters each trigger the effect
Next, I recite poetry and gain another Hird, which I substitute.
Q: do I gain the bonus again?
Vegetables seem to be missing from the market table.
How much are they worth?
I found a [o]Dreki Fang[/o] that is defined as "Weapon Material. Adds +1 to Atk".
How does this work? When I craft or upgrade a weapon, I can spend this on top of the regular costs to increase the Atk value?
Is the bonus lost when I later upgrade the weapon?
Whichever way this bonus during upgrading is handled, I assume the same applies to weapons and armor crafted where I substituted iron or steel for [o]Star Metal[/o]?
New comment on GeekList Solitaire Games on Your Table -- September 2026
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:54:40
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:54:40
by Halbwachs
Michael, thank you very much for hosting!
Reply: Chris Tannhauser:: Off Topic:: Re: The "this is precisely the thread for this kind of shit, so I'll put it here" thread
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:41:21
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:41:21
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD OCT 1: From all the non-human races in RPGs, which is the one least played? And why do you think it should be more played?
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:27:54
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:27:54
by latindog
I'd imagine that the most obscure non-human races are ones that I've never even heard or conceived of. By definition, the more unusual races that I've seen in my games have at least been played once. The most unusual choice that I've encountered was a lizardman dhampir in a Pathfinder 2e campaign. The player role-played the character as having a very different worldview from the rest of the party and didn't really mingle with the warm-bloods. The player had to drop out of the campaign early so we never got to see the character develop much.
New comment on GeekList Solo RPGs On Your Table - October 2026
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:02:50
Posted: Thu, 01 Oct 20:02:50
by agramore
Dominic, thanks for stepping up and creating the October list! I like the theme. Looks like you've kicked it off with a great start! 👍
