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I had a chance to play this at a local convention and played with the game designer. It is a pretty fun game. It is legacy, so you need to get through the story to play with all the cards. As it says in the FAQ, all the cards are numbered, so a reset is possible, or playing with different people.

I am not getting anything out of this (except a better chance it will get fully funded, which means a better chance I will actually get the game), but as I said, I have played it and would like to again.

Kickstarter

Not Zero-G, but just a lighter gravity and thinner atmosphere - I know most of Star Wars takes place on planets where the gravity is roughly same as Earth, but has anyone run a session / encounter on lower gravity planet / moon / station? Did you do anything for modifiers for actions?

I have always liked Dark Sun, and Wastes of Chaos seems like a pretty good fit for that, especially since the group I was thinking of running it for is used to D&D 5e now. Any experiences with it out there?

I have had this game since the kickstarter, but finally got a chance to play it yesterday. It was two player, so I am not sure that is the ideal number. We played a lot of things wrong the first time through and learned a ton as we progressed.

Anyone else playing? Have you played with the Coop or 5-6 player expansions?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/25878106

Fediverse channel handle: slaythespire@dalek.zone

This is me, some videos of my early adventures in Slay the Spire. This is not watching a pro beat the heart after a thousand hours. Looking at Steam this morning, I have all of 25 hours in, at least a quarter of those are the game being open overnight. I will continue to edit and put more videos of my journey out there. This is learning the game, learning Peertube, OBS, and ShotCut all at the same time!

Fediverse channel handle: slaythespire@dalek.zone

This is me, some videos of my early adventures in Slay the Spire. This is not watching a pro beat the heart after a thousand hours. Looking at Steam this morning, I have all of 25 hours in, at least a quarter of those are the game being open overnight. I will continue to edit and put more videos of my journey out there. This is learning the game, learning Peertube, OBS, and ShotCut all at the same time!

Hey all, I have brewed a few meads in the past. I have used capped beer bottles, I have used wine bottles & corks for still mead, and I have most recently used swingtop (flip top, Grolsch-style bottles). All of those seemed to work fine. Do you all have preferences or experiences where one type of bottling works better for you?

Has anyone tried to run with more than 4-5 players? We have a group of 9 playing a homebrew D&D and we are a few sessions away from the fight with the Big Bad. Wondering if it would be possible to make a go with AoR or EotE with a group that big.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24641422

Kickstarter to expand the apps.

Kickstarter to expand the apps.

My (EotE) players are very interested in getting a larger ship, specifically a repair / carrier vessel. Sil 5 - 6. Most of these ships list dozens or hundreds of crew. Have you encountered that scenario? How did you handle it?

Has anyone used an Interdictor in their campaign? Was it mostly narrative, or did you use game mechanics around it?