I love seeing Quiver getting some love! I bought mine quite a while ago and they've only gone up like $10 in nearly a decade. Pretty awesome.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned @deanspencerart.bsky.social

What does the mimic *taste* like. These are the important questions.

The idea here, I think, is that if you're rolling for loot a lot, you'll sometimes get awesome things, but usually get midrange stuff, and the midrange scoots up for each tier. I like it, but I also don't really roll for loot very often. I like it in theory.

Both players need to spend their downtime preparing to get this benefit.

That's fair. Honestly I'm happy to call this a GM style thing versus anything specific to Daggerheart.

I actually think this is a good thing. It's about discovering the information through play. 14 doesn't hit? +2. 16 doesn't either? Noted.

Fortunately GMs can very very easily disclose this if they want to and it really won't hurt anything.

I had VIP pit tickets for the 1989 tour. At the time, $420 felt like a lot of money but I guess today that'd be a steal for a regular seat, it seems!

Sort of. GM gets Fear, *and* a complication occurs. It doesn't always need to be on screen, but it does happen in the moment and then the Fear can be utilized another time.

There are two things that Daggerheart didn't invent, but it supports them in a natural and easy way: improvisation and collaborative world building.

Rob, I've been running Daggerheart for over a year now and I'd love to host a game for you sometime.

You really don't need the cards at all. Nor the tokens, really (though you want something to represent them, you can just use dice instead).

Book mask is way better. I read that book as a kid!

Oh my god you are bringing back memories with this!

Quite the opposite, because a human CAN identify it. The AI is just really bad at its job, in both cases.

And the AI that checks the AI can not consistently detect the AI.