u/Alternative_Number70

Hi! I'm the creator of Symmetria Ultima, a mod for Fabula Ultima that focuses on evil and good being two sides of the same coin. I have recently uploaded the first-ever public playtest on my itch profile, and I am looking for people who would like to play and build characters with 3 new classes the playtest provides, or simply look through them and give me their thoughts!

The classes in the playtest are:

• Brightheart. Class focusing on bonding with their allies and expanding upon their traits, providing heavy support for group checks in the process.
• Bloodweaver. Entirely new spellcaster class with its own spell list, utilizing Health Points instead of Mind Points.
• Automaton. Class that breaks the traditional way of mastery, requiring you to take every skill and skill level it provides in order to master it, enhancing attributes and basic actions of the character.

If you'd like to try it out, feel free to check out my itch page for it: Symmetria Ultima Class Playtest
In case you have any feedback regarding the classes, their vibe, skills, or mechanics, I would love to hear it! You can reach out to me here on Reddit, in the comments on the itch page, or on my Instagram listed on my Reddit account.

The supplement is unfinished and serves purely as a playtest. No AI used, only Human work.

Kidz with Chainsawz is a TTRPG game built on the Grit System, for the game jam ending soon. In this high-school drama filled system you will take the role of a teenager trying to figure their life out, all while eldritch powers cause people's strong emotions to overwhelm them, transforming them into monstrous demons. Luck be it, you also possess that power.

Can you handle the weight of this gift, lead a double life full of action, and save the day?

Feedback welcome, I would love to hear how it looks and sounds - the itch page and the game itself!

I've been working on my TTRPG submission for the Grit system Game Jam and I just received the cover art done by my good friend. The system is called Kidz with Chainsawz, where players take roles of teenagers trying to figure out their life while the world falls apart. It's high-school drama mixed with slaying demons emerging from within people's emotional state.

Do you think the cover art conveys this idea?

The prototype of my new Print and Play game has hit our table. I must say, it was incredibly fun to play. Even though the idea behind the game is to make the City look prettier and greener, I think bringing an apocalypse upon it and arming the statue is far more entertaining.

I learnt a lot from the first playtest, now back to making some corrections!

The prototype of my new Print and Play game has hit our table. I must say, it was incredibly fun to play. Even though the idea behind the game is to make the City look prettier and greener, I think bringing an apocalypse upon it and arming the statue is far more entertaining.

I learnt a lot from the first playtest, now back to making some corrections!

My only problem with the new Azalina card is that it's not really anything we haven't seen before. Stealing cards, merging decks, playing cards that didn't start in your deck - everything was present in Hearthstone at some point. I feel like this effect is just kinda boring.

This is a quick Azalina rule-break I thought of while I was being angry at the current one. Is it balanced? Probably not, would need some tweaking, maybe it should be a Battlecry, maybe it should have a condition. But I feel like it's a much more interesting concept that we have not seen before.

please make me a bad baddie