im in 4th book actually atm, but I just thought of it now. How was Shallan able to summon Pattern as a blade as a kid to kill her mom? Isn’t the spren as a blade gated behind the 3rd ideal? Did she swear up to 3 ideals as a kid? I thought she swore the 3rd ideal at the end of the 2nd book? Was that instead the 4th ideal?
Im confused
Barry Lyndon was also up here for a while, but i swapped it out for Amadeus
I wanna buy the box set of this game but it is sold out on their site
is there anywhere else to get it, or any info on when it will be back in stock?
Howdy
so i mostly come from D&D and Mythic Bastionland, but i wanted to try something else
I’m a GM and i think my players would really like a “Red Wall” style TTRPG campaign, where they are all small woodland animals or Mice or something going on adventures and quests and filled with a touch of that Red Wall politics
What are the best, or just some good suggestions of TTRPGS to check out that best fit that description? Where the rules and themes really sell the “I’m a small mouse on a noble quest of vengeance against a rising conquerer who has pillaged my home” kind of vibe
idk if that makes sense but lmk lmao.
Do yall follow the creating the realm rules to the T, or what do you change / improvise
I’m thinking of changing the landmarks (except for dwellings and sanctums) to be apart of a table that i semi-randomly select from whenever a “landmark is discovered “ via the wilderness roll
Because plotting all these landmarks kinda seems not only like a pain in the ass, but also makes it very possible that a lot of them be skipped over, or missed
But even beyond that, how do you guys tend to structure your realms?
Cheers!
This is hard to explain, but basically I’m wondering how much the GM (me in this case) should explain or in a way expose how the inner workings of the game work.
The easiest example is the myths omens
should I teach the players at the start that there are 6 Omens per myth? that Omens can happen from any myth on the map? that there are exactly 6 Myths hanging out around the map, and are tied to hexes?
Or should all of this just be vauge, and basically i just tell them “your knights, there are spooky myths around the map, go get em’” and thats largely it, and the players don’t even really realize that there is a concept/system such as Omens?
A second example might be the realm map. Should i inform them that there are x amount of seers, x amount of holdings, etc.
Thanks for any advice!
I’ve only run this game twice like a year ago, and it was a blast! but i was always a bit confused on how to explain the game mechanics outside the players control
I had an idea to use the like Catan Hex pieces to build out the hex crawl map in a fog of war kind of way
But i was gonna tape or stick paper to the hexes so they looked more on theme
however i realized I don’t have the Catan game anymore as i gave it away.
How/where could i acquire similar quality (or at least like, weight / size) blank hexes that i can draw on or stick stuff on? I don’t wanna use paper cutouts cuz they move around and are annoying to deal with, which is why i ask.
Did they ever do a dub of this movie? I’ve seen it once subbed, but I want to pay attention to the art and still know whats going on. Has there ever been an english dub, if so where?
Hi all, I watched this Hungarian film (Tragedy of Man) a couple years back and really enjoyed it, but i remember being frustrated watching it because i wanted to pay attention to the captivating art while also reading the subtitles
And idk if it is a Hungarian thing, but I found it really difficult to tell who was speaking at any given moment, and had to pause and rewind several times throughout the film to follow along (i also might just be a lil’ stupido
anyway I want to watch this movie again, possibly with a friend who hasn’t seen it. Is there an english dub of this film at all? like literally anywhere?
P.S. I have no problem with “acquiring” copyrighted material. I’m just more curious if an English dub was ever made even that I could get somehow.