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Luke / ÆtherCorp Games
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Designer and tabletop games creator of the Field Agent Handbooks, Orchidelirium, Coiled.Spæce and Double D6 aethercorp.games

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Love a good probability breakdown 🖤
October 8, 2025 at 9:10 AM
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And thanks to @graycastlepress.com for setting the Tiny Table dataset loose when the site closed!
October 5, 2025 at 3:59 PM
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I can absolutely help out with this (so long as you know your elevation (and why wouldn't you?!))
A page of text that reads: Distance It can be difficult to gauge an exact distance from yourself to the creatures so please use one of the following two simple methods of estimation instead. DISTANCE TO HORIZON When at a height of 6 ft horizon is ~ 3 miles away ... Io ft ~ 4 miles ... 25 ft ~ 6½ miles ... 50 ft ~ 9 miles ... 1oo ft ~ 12 miles ...200 ft ~ 19 miles ...500 ft ~ 30 miles ... 1,000 ft ~ 32½ miles ... 2,000 ft ~ 60 miles ... 5,000 ft ~ 93½ miles HEIGHT ABOVE SEA LEVEL Split the distance to the horizon into thirds. The first third is NEAR, the second is MID, the third is FAR (as illustrated on page x & x1). Circle the appropriate distance. Your perceived distance to the horizon changes depending on your height above sea level (as shown in table). There is quarter-circle in the top left corner of your page, above the label: DISTANCE. Use a map to find your elevation (or estimate if confident) and note that number in the quarter-circle. EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION When you don't have a clear view of the horizon or are unsure where the creature might be in relation to the cloud, note 'P' for PERCEPTION in the quarter-circle and employ your pendulum: Hold it over each distance designation: NEAR (N), MID (M), & FAR (F), on the DOWSING BOARD, circling the one that exhibits the greatest swing.
September 8, 2025 at 6:51 PM
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Eep, if you haven't already, suggest poking them via their 'games@...' email and/or their surprisingly well-hidden contact form (help.kickstarter.com/hc/en-us/req...)? Have had success with both in the past
August 27, 2025 at 2:05 PM