Jay Dragon

Enchanting premise with so much possibility in game play. One thing I wish was better explained is kind of logistics. Does everyone playing need to read the book? If not, what essential information outside of their own playbook that is suggested everyone know? What's the best way to facilitate a new group? The book mentions cards for kith characters and places, but they aren't really mentioned in the "what you need" section. I suppose I just like a little more direction.

Beautifully done, wonderful idea for tabletop gaming. Takes a different route than DnD and deals more with social dynamics and collaborative story telling. It brings me back to childhood reading Redwall.

screaming crying foaming at the mouth someone pls play this with me