One of the most exciting things I heard about for the birthday celebration is the mention again of adversary cards. Maybe I am just a goblin for items like dice and cards, but I want them so bad!!! That being said, my question for the subreddit is, are there others that are excited for these to come out and if so, what are you imagining using them for? For those not excited, is there a reason? Do you think these will just be too much to deal with or that they won't get much use?

Also, if there are any updates on progress or release date or a kickstarter please let me know!

Hello all! I am starting my first campaign as a GM soon, and one of my players is running a Witch. I was thrilled to see them show off the Hope and Fear Witch pages in the Birthday Stream yesterday and planned to let my player see the updated class/subclass information, so I typed everything up from the stream that appeared to have changes and thought I would share! I've included some notes for comparison to what was in the Void content as well. (*Note: I think I got everything correct, but hard to read some areas.)

Class Items

A small, harmless pet or a scrying stone [instead of talking skull].

Class Features

Hex: Mark a stress to temporarily Hex a target within far range. While Hexed, the target gains a penalty to their damage rolls and Difficulty equal to your tier. The maximum number of creatures you can Hex at one time is equal to your Spellcast trait. [No requirement for you or an ally to mark a Hit Point before Hexing, and named a range limit for the target of the Hex. Target gains a penalty instead of players gaining a bonus. Max number of simultaneous Hexes added, and no specific text on ending the Hex (would now be covered by normal GM rules of ending status effects).]

Commune: [Appears to be the same as the Void, except that "nature spirit" was updated to just say "a spirit."

Hedge Subclass

Foundation Features

• Herbal Remedies - When you or an ally [a few added words, don't appear to be limiting] clear 1 or more Hit Points or Stress as the result of using a consumable, increase the number cleared by 1.
• Enchanted [not Tethered] Talisman - Once per rest, you can imbue a small item with your protective essence. Spend any number of Hope to place an equal number of tokens on this card. When the person holding the talisman takes damage, spend a token to reduce the number of Hit Points they mark by one. Clear all tokens from this card when you take a rest. [Added a Hope cost/token expenditure for how many times the magic effect works. Removed limit on creating a new talisman until the old one has been used (maybe some thought an unused talisman persisted through a rest instead of resetting?).]

Specialization Feature

• Walk Between Worlds - During a moment of calm, make a Spellcast Roll (13). Once per rest on a success, you can mark a Stress to step beyond the veil of death and converse with any nearby spirits. Place a number of tokens equal to your Spellcast trait on this card and remove one each time a spirit answers a question. When the last token is removed or at the end of the scene, you return to the Mortal Realm in the same spot you left it. [Limited to once per rest, added a Stress cost, added "or at the end of the scene" for returning, and added "in the same spot you left it."]
• Vexing Malison [instead of Enhanced Hex] - You have advantage on attacks against Hexed creatures. [Advantage instead of damage bonus.]

Mastery Feature

• Circle of Power - Once per rest, mark a circle on the ground outlining a Very Close area around you, and place a number of tokens equal to your Spellcast trait on this card. While within this circle, you and your allies gain a +2 bonus to damage thresholds, attack rolls, and Evasion. Remove a token each time you or an ally within the circle makes an action roll or evades an attack. This spell lasts until the last token is removed or you exit the circle. ["Outlining a Very Close area" instead of "up to Very Close range." In addition to action rolls, remove a token on evaded attacks rather than getting hit. Made all bonuses the same rather than varying amounts.]

Moon Subclass

Foundation Feature

• Night's Glamour - Make a Spellcast Roll (13) to Glamour yourself in a bewitching facade. While Glamoured, you have advantage on rolls that leverage your illusory appearance. Additionally, adversaries within Close range must mark a Stress to attack you. Unless you mark a Stress to maintain Glamour, it drops when you mark a Hit Point or deal damage. [Removed size limitation for disquise. Advantage on any rolls that leverage disguise, not just Presence. Added ability to maintain illusion by marking a Stress. Changed what can cause illusion to drop - removed taking a rest and swapped making an attack for dealing damage.]

Specialization Feature

• Moonbeam - Once per session, you can conjure a column of moonlight that illuminates the area within Close range until the end of the scene. While bathed in this moonlight, you and your allies gain a +1 bonus to Spellcast Rolls and can see through illusions. [Can see through illusions, rather than advantage on rolls to do so.]
• Ire of Pale Light - When a Hexed creature within Very Far range fails an attack, they must mark a Stress. [Changed from Far to Very Far.]

Mastery Feature

• Lunar Phases - At the beginning of each session, roll a d6 and place it on this card. You gain the matching effect until the end of [the] session: * 1 = New - Spend a Hope to negate Minor damage. * 2-3 = Waxing - +2 to damage rolls. * 4 = Full - +3 to damage thresholds. * 5-6 = Waning - +1 to Evasion.
  • Once per rest, you can Spend a Hope to increase the value of this die by one. If you increase the value of a 6, it becomes a 1.
• [Changed from a d4 to a d6, with Waxing and Waning becoming ranges. Changed Full effect to +3, up from +2. Added ability to modify the die once per rest.]

[Edit: Added to/clarified note on Hex feature.]

"Salvation Beam:

Make a Spellcast Roll (16). On a success, mark any number of Stress to target a line of allies within Far range. You can clear Hit Points on the targets equal to the number of Stress marked, divided among them however you’d like."

How do you rule that line? In my understanding you are not your own ally so you cannot exchange your own stress for HP slots. But does the line have to start at your position or can it be any line in Far range. For example my allies form a Frontline and a stand behind it can I target them all or do I have to be at the end of that "Frontline"?

The only other spell that I found with a line are the Wall spells which clearly states to choose two points and connect them.

The Art for the Salvation Beam card does not help at all by the way:)

Thanks in advance for the advice

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Hey everyone! So I thought I would ask you for your opinion on a project I’ve been working on for a while now. It is a collection of 99 domain cards, 11 per domain. The cards will not have art because it would be close to 9k euros…
My issue is the playtesting: I have been able to get groups to playtest most cards from levels 1 to 5, and 5 would need more data. I can’t fit more Daggerheart games into my life (what a sad sentence!) and my friends have already been super generous with their time testing the subclasses from my first supplement Fearless and the vol2 coming soon.
So by the time I would finish playtesting all cards for all domains above 5, it would take months of high level content, assuming players would want to try my new spells and abilities. So what should I do?

1- publish now (with disclaimer?)

2- wait until higher levels are playtested

3- third option (tell me if it's obvious I'm new at this)

Edit: can't seem to make the poll widget to work

I'm currently running a Daggerheart game for 2 players: a mousefolk sorcerer and a infernis rogue.

The rogue has taken the Uncanny Disguise domain card. It reads:

>When you have a few minutes to prepare, you can mark a Stress to don the facade of any humanoid you can picture clearly in your mind. While disguised, you have advantage on Presence Rolls to avoid scrutiny.

Place a number of tokens equal to your Spellcast trait on this card. When you take an action while disguised, spend a token from this card. After the action that spends the last token is resolved, the disguise drops.

The sorcerer has managed to loot the Glamour Stone following a roll on the loot table in the Core Set Rulebook. The Glamour Stone reads:

>Activate this pebble-sized stone to memorize the appearance of someone you can see. Spend a Hope to magically recreate this guise on yourself as an illusion.

Obviously there is a lot of overlap with Uncanny Disguise and the Glamour Stone. Neither player has expressed concern about both having disguise based abilities, but I fear that one of the rogue's core mechanics has now been somewhat trivialised by giving the other player a common loot item.

We're currently ruling it that the Glamour Stone makes an illusion which is obviously much bigger than the mousefolk when they disguise themselves as a human (or something comparable) so they can't interact with objects and doors in the way you might expect, but besides spending a single Hope, there doesn't appear to be any other negatives about it.

I might be making a big deal about nothing, but how would you approach this? Would you just try and make interactions that would draw attention to the Glamour Stone being more illusion-based?

I plan to speak with my players about it before next session, but any suggestions are welcome!

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My table have recently started enjoying the fantastic campaign frame "The Ameraldi Coast" by @Stoneward13 available here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/daggerheart/s/4AMukDurtf

As a result, I have created a set of full ship sailing mechanics, including modular upgrades, crew maintenance mechanics, ship maintenance and repair, and most importantly; Naval combat. Including PC professions that the characters can train in, in game to give the vessel unique bonuses like targeting weak spots and

Seen as the amazing campaign frame had so much work, go into it for absolutely free, I thought I'd do the same with my ships, and post the "Work-in-progress" here, I hope you enjoy and please give me any feedback if you try them in your games!

DaggerHeart ship mechanics

Basic Ship Mechanics:

Brigantine

HP:

Evasion - 12

Hull - 10/15/20

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(The general health of the ship, once it hits 0 the ship is sunk.)

Crew stress -1 per Heavy damage etc

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(Otherwise known as Morale, when crew die or are injured, this can fill. But also during long journeys without food, gold or motivation, the crew could get more stress. If the crews Stress is full, they may fail to follow orders, making the ship almost impossible to man, or maybe even mutany)

Water level - On Major damage, start a D12 Countdown Die

(No prizes for guessing what happens what that runs out. Ship sinks.)

Speed: 5-8 Knots - 6 avg speed

(during chase scenes, instead of rolling players agility, the players will use their speed dice, apoased by their targets or Pursuers speed dice, in this case a D6, the winner of this role will tick up their chase dice. This happens at the beginning of every round of the action tracker)

(For example:

PC ship syarys chacing another ship, depending on how far away the shipmis when the chace wnsuse will determin how high or low tge chace die will staty or which dienyou will use. Thatbis to GMs discresion and uses thenusual chase mechanics (pg 163 in the Guide)

The PCs ship has as average speed of 6 (speed = 1D6, and they are chasing a ship that is slightly quicker, a Sloop with a avg speed of 8 knots = 1D8, at the top of each action tracker round (or spotlight/fear action, whatever you perfer) the two ships roll their speed, the higher roll ticks up their chase Die and the ship with the higher speed is more likely to get away, but still possible to be caught through crew intervention or luck, if the quicker ship keeps rolling badly maybe the wind changes direction, and their many masts make the vessle quick but difficult for the crew to adjust as quickly as the players, even though they are generally slower.)

Armourments: Port side - 4 Cannons (4D8)

Starboard side - 4 Cannons (4D8)

Bow - Swivel guns: Chainshots & Grapples (see Master of Arms)

Layout:

Stern / Deck / Bow

(Only really used for fire spreading mechanics, See Alchemic fire rules at the end)

Capacity manages most resources on the ship. you can upgrade the ship in any area, in any way you see fit. but it will come at the cost of space.

adding more cannons will raise your damage output, but you will have less space for crew mates. armour will let you receive more Hull damage, but at the cost of speed etc. This will mainly he to GMs discression as to what makes sense to trade out for, eventually of the PCs want more capacity to add more guns (its always more guns...) they will need to attack and board a larger vessle, and claim it as their own. (See SHIP UPGRADES)

Ship roles:

Helmsman - Steers the ship. Tanner

(Manoeuvre: on success +2 to hit with Cannons.

Evade: on success +2 to evasion.

BRACE! - As a reaction, mark a stress to lower incoming damage severity by 1)

Trimmer - Manages the sails - Alistair Finch

(Accelerate: on success +1 to speed

HOIST THE MAINS! - Mark a stress to gain a +3 to speed for 1D4 rounds)

Navigator - Navigates via maps and Crows nest - Timmy

(Long Arm - Target enemy crew with a long-armed rifle +1 enemy stress

WEAK SPOT! - Mark a stress to give the Cannons advantage to hit)

Powder Monkey - Reloads the guns - Issik

(Quick Reload - On a success Cannons roll an extra 1D8 of damage

BOOM! - Mark a stress to A: Double the damage bonus or B: drop a powder keg off the Stern to attack Pursuers)

Master of arms - Crowd control of enemy ships, uses Chain-shots and Grapples to control targets - Captain Merry

(Swivel guns;

Chain shots - On success -2 to enemy speed

Grapples - On success drag ship closer (Far-Close-Very Close-Mele)

BOARD! - Mark a stress to swing across to a ship in CLOSE range)

Cannoneer - Aims and fires the Cannons - Sialas Ward

(FIRE! On hit (+"Mauver" & "Weakspot" bonus) 1D8 for each cannon on firing side (+Powder Keg bonus

AGAIN! - Mark a stress to fire again with the same bonuses)

Bosun - Maintains the ship - Barnaby

(Repair the Hull - On success gain 1HP

Patch Holes - On success Pause Water Level Die

BAIL! - Mark a stress to reset the Water level)

Surgeon - Heals the crew - Doc

(Patch up - On success, heal one crew mate

NIP-O-Rum - Mark a stress to give the crew some rum to calm their nerves, + 2 crew mates and advantage on next board attempt)

SHIP UPGRADES:

Evasion - due to capacity rules, if one goes up another goes down as a trade off

Hull HP

Crew Capacity

Water Level

Speed

Range

Armament

Legendary Upgrades:

Rare and expensive upgrades. The party will have to come across blueprints, and/Master craftsmen to install them

- Rear Swivel Guns: same mechanics apply

- Ironclad Bulk: Reuce all incoming damage by 2.

-Armoured Hull: Water Level Die starts on Severe damage rather than Major

- Offensive Training: Boarding rolls have advantage.

- Defensive Training: Boarding defence rolls have advantage.

- Battle Horn: Nearby allied ships gain +1 Evasion.

- Intimidating Figurehead: Enemys must make a Fear save when combat begins or gain stress.

- Oarsmen Surge: Once per encounter, double speed for 1 round.

- Alchemical Fire Barrels: MKI/ MKII/ MKIII/ MKIV/ MKV

(See achemic fire rules at the end)

- Gilded Hull: +1 to social rolls at sea.

- Silent Cutting Hull: Enemy ships suffer +2 Difficulty to detect you at night or in fog.

- Shock‑Ram: When ramming, deal +2 Heavy Damage and force a Crew Stress check on the enemy.

Tradeoff: Your ship takes 1 Heavy Damage automatically.

- Fog‑Emitter Crucible: Once per encounter, create a d4‑round fog cloud around your ship (you gain +2 Evasion; ranged attacks suffer +2 Difficulty).

- Siren’s Song Bell: Once per encounter, force an enemy ship to make a Fear save or lose its action.

SHIPS:

⚔️ Iron Clans of Varunkel – *Longship*

*Fast, brutal, and built for boarding. Their goal is to get close, hook on, and overwhelm.*

Varunkel Longship (Raider – Level 1–2 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 14

- Hull: 8 / 12 / 16

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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- Water Level: On Major damage, start a d6 Countdown Die

Layout:

Main deck

Speed: 6–10 knots (very fast under oars)

Armament:

- Ranged: 2 Light Ballistae (2d8)

- Boarding: Grapple Hooks (advantage on boarding attempts)

Special Traits:

- Oarsmen Surge: Once per encounter, ise a D10 instead of the D6 speed Die, for 1 round.

- Berserker Crew: When boarding, deal +2 damage on the first round. (To crew stress directly, and to any PCs in combat, +2 to all damage)

- Shallow Draft: Can navigate waters other ships cannot.

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🐉 Celestial Dynasty – *Alchemical Fire Barge*

*Trade vessel first, weapons platform second. Designed to keep pirates far away.*

Kaien‑Zuru Fire Barge (Trade Barge – Level 2–3 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 13

- Hull: 12 / 18 / 24

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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- Water Level: On SEVERE damage, start a d10 Countdown Die

Speed: 6–8 knots

Layout:

Stern / Poop deck / Main Deck / Bow

Armament:

- Deck Throwers: 3 Alchemical Barrel Launchers

- Repeating Crossbows: 6 Light Crossbow Nests (6d6)

Special Traits:

- Alchemical Fire: On a crit, fire spreads to adjacent ship sections.

- Protected Cargo: Water Level countdown begins on SEVERE damage not MAJOR

- Trade Priority: Will attempt to flee before fighting.

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🌤️ Sovereign Frigates – *White‑and‑Gold Aristocrat Ships*

*Fastest ships in the world. Not built for war, but can outrun anything.*

Sovereign Pleasure Frigate (Luxury Frigate – Level 1 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 16

- Hull: 6 / 10 / 14

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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- Water Level: On Major damage, start a d8 Countdown Die

Speed: 10–14 knots (fastest on the seas)

(D8+2 - D12+2 speed die)

Layout:

Fore Deck / Main Deck

Armament:

- Minimal Guns: 2 Decorative Cannons (2d8)

- Signal Rockets: Used for calling help, not combat

Special Traits:

- Gilded Hull: Intimidating to common sailors; +1 to social rolls at sea.

- Crew of Servants: Poor at combat; disadvantage on boarding defence.

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⚓ The Crown of Adharon's Flagship Galleon.

*A floating fortress. Anyone should think twice before fighting this head‑on.*

Imperial Galleon (Man-O-War – Tier 4 Threat)

HP:

-Evasion: 10

- Hull: 30 / 40 / 50

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- Crew Stress: –2 per Major damage

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- Water Level: On SEVERE damage, start a d20 countdown Die (it sinks slower due to compartmentalisation)

Layout:

Stern / Poop deck / Main deck / Fore deck / Bow

Speed: 4–6 knots (slow but unstoppable)

Armament:

- Port: 12 Heavy Cannons (12d8)

- Starboard: 12 Heavy Cannons (12d8)

- Bow: 4 Chasers (4d10 piercing)

- Stern: 2 Chasers (2d10)

Special Traits:

- Ironclad Bulk: Reduce all incoming damage by 2.

-Armoured Hull: Water Level countdown starts on Severe damage not Major.

- Admiralty Marines: im combat boarding rolls have disadvantage.

- Command Ship: Nearby allied ships gain +1 Evasion.

- Terrifying Presence: PCs must make a Fear save when combat begins or Mark a stress, crew marks a stress automatically.

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⚓ Standard Ships of the World

Useful for merchants, pirates, NPC encounters, or environmental flavour.

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Sloop (Light Scout Vessel – Level 1 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 15

- Hull: 6 / 8 / 12

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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Water level - On Major damage start a D8 Countdown Die

- Speed: 8–12 knots

- Weapons: 2 Light Cannons (2d8), 1 Swivel Gun (1d6)

Traits:

- Excellent for scouting

- High manoeuvrability (+2 to Evasion when Manouvering)

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Galleon (Merchant Galleon – Level 3 Threat)

(Not as terrifying as the Grand Navy’s war galleon.)

HP:

- Evasion: 11

- Hull: 20 / 30 / 40

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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Water level - On Major damage, start a D12 Countdown Die

- Speed: 4–6 knots

- Weapons: 6 Cannons per side (6d8)

Traits:

- Slow to turn

- Huge cargo capacity

- Often escorted

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Skiff (Tiny Boat – Level 0 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 14

- Hull: 10

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- Speed: 4–6 knots (rowing)

Traits:

- Cannot mount cannons

- Used for landing parties, fishing, or sneaking

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Cutter (Fast Courier – Level 1–2 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion:15

- Hull: 8 / 12 / 16

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- Crew Stress: –1 per Major damage

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Water level - On Major damage, start a D8 Countdown Die

- Speed: 10–12 knots

- Weapons: 2 Light Cannons (2d8)

Traits:

- Used for messages, smuggling, and scouting

- Hard to hit at long range

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Brig (Mid‑Size Warship – Level 2 Threat)

HP:

- Evasion: 13

- Hull: 12 / 18 / 24

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Crew stress -1 per Major damage etc

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Water level - On Major damage, start a D12 Countdown Die

- Speed: 7–9 knots

- Weapons: 4 Cannons per side (4d8)

Traits:

- Common pirate ship

- Balanced speed and firepower

🔥 Alchemic Fire Cask (Dynasty Weapon Block)

A volatile cask of sticky, alchemical gel that ignites on impact. Designed for ship‑to‑ship combat, or ocean zoning to place barriers between persuers. Terrifying and a closely guarded secret by the Dynasty.

Weapon Profile

- Range: Close–Medium

- Attack Bonus: +2

- On Hit: Target ship gains Burning (Countdown d4 = 4) and immediately takes 1 direct Damage.

- Reload: 1 round

- Crew Required: Cannoneer or Master of Arms

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🔥 Burning (Countdown d4 = 4)

The level of the alchemic fire barrel depends on the amount of damage it will do, ie a MKI barrel is a D4, a MKII is D6, MKIII D8, MKIV D10, MKV D12.

A ship set ablaze by alchemic fire begins a countdown that ticks down each round.

At the start of each round of the action tracker:

- The ship takes 1 direct Damage.

- The ship suffers +1 Crew Stress.

- Reduce the countdown by 1.

When the countdown goes from 1 to 0:

The fire burns out and the condition ends.

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🪣 Extinguish Action

Any PC or NPC crew member may attempt to reduce the countdown.

- Action: Attempt to extinguish the flames (throw water, smother, beat down the fire).

- Difficulty: 2

- Success: Reduce the countdown by 1.

- Failure: No reduction; the acting character suffers 1 Stress from heat and smoke.

This allows multiple characters to meaningfully contribute in the same round at the cost of ship progress or preparation.

💥 Mishap (Natural 1 on Attack)

Dynasty alchemic fire is dangerous to handle.

- The firing ship takes 1 direct Damage.

- The firing ship gains Burning (Countdown d4 = 4) on its own deck.

Sounds like they're giving it a spin in the CR Atlanta live show next week, but curious to hear from those who playtested the original version whether swapping Blade for Bone is the direction to go with the class?

I made the Liar's Crit post that Elise mentioned in the birthday stream!

I'd love to see a t-shirt or something for that, if Darrington were interested. I'm not trying to make money off of it, I just think it'd be cool and a way to contribute to the community. Is that something any of the rest of you would like to see?