While we wait for more official Candela expansions or adventures from Darrington Press, I'll be looking forward to seeing what La Lionne has cooking!

They've explained it in a lot of interviews: they've been working on Campaign 4 since before Daggerheart's launch so they didn't know how popular it'd be, plus it's a big table full of people who are much more comfortable with 5e including their GM. Would've loved to see DH main campaign though

Yeah, I can see it!

A fellow Silksong enjoyer!

Good luck! I was very nervous when I started DMing for the first time, but it gets better real fast, and it's quite rewarding!

Wait. WAIT. That's actually really cool!

Tbh one of the weaknesses of the Daggerheart book IMO is how often they mention a feature and then go "We'll get to that later (see page X)"

The info is a bit jumbled, even in the book, but the gist is: The GM gets a "turn" whenever the above happens, but they can also choose to take a turn whenever by spending a Fear. If the GM uses a Fear to get the spotlight, they still have to spend Fear on top of that to activate Fear Moves.

Killer design! Love the scars, the amber, the overall weathered look!

Love some injuries tables! Personally, I try to keep Failing Forward in mind - not something D&D does naturally. I also "steal" some smaller mechanics from other systems from time to time, like Clocks from Blades in the Dark.

Congrats! Well deserved, after all the work you put into this channel!

Adding to what Dorkseid said, Daggerheart really encourages you to build the world/setting together with your players during session 0, with them being able to add locations, NPCs and connections to the map!

From the devs' explanations: Daggerheart used to be a code name for the game, it was meant to represent both the combat aspect (dagger-) and the storytelling/emotional aspect (-heart). They tried to come up with a different name during development, but Daggerheart was what clicked the most.

Little bit of both. I think it's a good idea to talk to the GM about what ideas may or may not work within a given setting, but it's also good to leave some potential hook ideas to the GM in your backstory to see what might inspire them.

So cool!

I love a good, creative rogue design! Those pale blades give Soulknife vibes

A tad late on my part, but nonetheless...

I don't think it's a funny joke at all. I don't like the implication that we need the English-speaking part of Canada to "Allow" us to keep speaking our language. As for V's experience, it's a shame he came across rude jerks... but those are everywhere, sadly.