That's a good question! I tend to lean towards smaller player counts in general, so I think three (one GM and two players) would be what id most recommend. That being said, I've definitely played and enjoyed with more. I think the most I've done was being a player in a group of five, and that was a blast.
[BXLLET> is absolutely phenomenal. A mechanical punch in the teeth to every gamer-grognard who has ever said “you need complicated mechanics to model combat”.
First off, the title is the mechanic?? This is beautiful ux & and should be everywhere??
Someone listened to belonging outside belonging and resistance system and was like, what if belonging outside resistence? Feels like it’d play really well with this mix. There a desert in the rules and its bones provide shade for playbooks to gather.
There’s a setting to discover through these playbooks that’s a delight to uncover move by move. I like the phoenix cannon. I’ve never used the word ‘harrowing’ before, but i think that’d be how i describe the noise it makes. i read “lockpicking kit” wrong as “letterlocking kit” and smiled at the thought of a scorching sun, fiddly fingerless leather gloves building origami lifeforms out of extinct maps. I love the idea of a CD that keeps having its data rewritten by the magnetic atmosphere around it, guiding the marauder into the gradient descent of chaos.
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This is unbelievably simple and slick, and really nails the Weird West vibe in a major way. I'm really looking forward to playing it!
Hi! This seems super cool. How many players would you recommend for this game?
That's a good question! I tend to lean towards smaller player counts in general, so I think three (one GM and two players) would be what id most recommend. That being said, I've definitely played and enjoyed with more. I think the most I've done was being a player in a group of five, and that was a blast.
Very cool!
[BXLLET> is absolutely phenomenal. A mechanical punch in the teeth to every gamer-grognard who has ever said “you need complicated mechanics to model combat”.
First off, the title is the mechanic?? This is beautiful ux & and should be everywhere??
Someone listened to belonging outside belonging and resistance system and was like, what if belonging outside resistence? Feels like it’d play really well with this mix. There a desert in the rules and its bones provide shade for playbooks to gather.
There’s a setting to discover through these playbooks that’s a delight to uncover move by move. I like the phoenix cannon. I’ve never used the word ‘harrowing’ before, but i think that’d be how i describe the noise it makes. i read “lockpicking kit” wrong as “letterlocking kit” and smiled at the thought of a scorching sun, fiddly fingerless leather gloves building origami lifeforms out of extinct maps. I love the idea of a CD that keeps having its data rewritten by the magnetic atmosphere around it, guiding the marauder into the gradient descent of chaos.
BOB with dice this is lovely thank you
thank you so much, this is such a great distillation of everything i was going for with this game. gonna be listening to that mix all night now
"the title is the mechanic" Do you mean literally? I don't understand.