Love the idea of trying to teach traditional monsters specific concepts; so much to use based on what the players say and do haha

It’s a huge boon for the health of the game. I found enjoyment at my tables on average was way higher.

Oh so much honestly; combat feels great, it’s got a good foundation to design for, having actual rules for RP in negotiations was so needed in TTRPGs I didn’t realize it until I started playing #drawsteel , also you don’t know how good not missing feels until you experience it.

TLDR; I’m a big fan

Playing a lot of Outer Worlds recently has put an entire new class for the game in my head for a future setting which does not help in the slightest

Constant distractions at every turn; trying to wrap up a monster booklet for #drawsteel now that all the playtesting has been done, but starting new stuff first is too tempting...

Have any advice on writing for campaign frames? I love what daggerheart did with them and I think I would even use them for settings in other systems.

I gotta say the bagman takes the cake for me; I wanted to say boneless cause the art is so gross but something about skin flapping around just isn’t as scary as you’d hope.

The finals are great and even some of the explorations I would love to see used. So good

Have you watched the documentary by Hutswit?

Damn these are so good, some of the explorations are just so metal, love it

Not often do I expect to see Rams brought up in the TTRPG space, this was a pleasant surprise

Your maps are always so gorgeous, great to see all the stuff you work on!

The mental wear talking about your work can have on you is not something you expect going in. The self-induced pressure of posting and trying to gain traction, even the feeling of failure when something doesn't get the attention you hoped for... was not what I was thinking of when I started.

I’ve seen others in your team in the playtest server but I don’t remember them by name if I did I’d shout them all out!

All of you deserve the attention you’re getting.