Oh, this looks cool! It makes me think of Runequest, which I think was explicitly set in this time period.

Did I mention this process is fueled by donuts?

That said, if it’s not clear what should happen next, we can always roll to find out. Hence, the existence of a table to tell us what’s happening 10 minutes after the adventures enter the inn.

Which of these threads we pull on next is one of the choices of the game.

So, we example, we find out that two of the debt walkers are married, and there’s another romance brewing. We discover our goblin regulars are in despair at the fall of the dead adventure, but we don’t find out why. Another Is carrying a message he won’t talk about.

Each significant person, place, and thing in the setting gets their own card. connections with existing fiction are also generated when a person is generated.

the Debtwalkers are on their way back to the surface to purchase resurrection for one of their number, slain on their last mission.

The Debtwalkers are a band of oath breakers, atoning for past ills by doing dungeon rescue and escort jobs. They appeared in session 1, but I didn’t fully flesh them out at that time.

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