Page 12: "Change Weapon" - you may forfeit one turn's attack to change weapons. At minute 5:40, you were wondering about this I think. This game has been a lot of fun, and I've printed out two additional copies of the game and sheets (character, mapping, etc.) in a tabbed binder. I 'house-rule' rolling for the random armor and weapon prior to determining the new character's skills. Thematically, a young adventurer is not likely to enter the dungeon unprepared. Part of that preparation is having practiced with his/her weapon, so the skill will mirror his weapon. Also... remember those three Fate Points! If your rookie adventurer gets an Orc in the room (100-40 on the Encounter Chart), and can't escape or defeat the monster, use a Fate Point to get a different monster. Have fun!

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I just discovered your channel by chance as another channel I like has the same name as yours but with a (+) in between Geek Gamers. Anyway, I plan to make a computer game and your video _"Easy Ways to be your own GM (solo RPGing)"_ is a godsend.....I mean that.

Thank you for your video. This looks like a great game for newbie solo RPGers. I've downloaded a copy.

Great video, GG! Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks! Idea: roll a d10 along with Enemy attack dice to check for Reaction to speed up combat a tiny bit? Keep up the great work!

YOu can forfeit your attack to move one piece of equipment, so you could take out your bow or sword if you forfeit your attack. I fixed the issue with the poor weapon selection at the beginning of the game by allowing myself to visit the shop once before delving into the dungeon, allowing me to sell the weapon that may not fit with the character but limiting me to the gold I get from the sale to buy the new weapon.

Have just ordered this so looking forward to playing after seeing this, minus the rats of course! :)

Your longbow is in the wrong place it goes in main weapon slot and is 2 handed so you can't use your shield, because it take up both main hand and off hand weapon slot, your hand slot which you have the bow in is for hand armor.

I actually had a pretty boring combat with zombies and the one remaining zombie decided to escape... Well, I got in one last attack and rolled under “10” on my DEX, finished off the last zombie and added TWO pips to my DEX track! ( I’m “attuned” to it...) The battle suddenly got interesting and when I searched the room, I used a Potion of Lesser Fate to find a piece of Legendary armor!!

I've been playing, but not sure if I'm doing every thing correctly. Thanks for the vid!

You guys can help-me? I have a doubt. there is a limit of space to draw the dungeon? Or You guys just put another paper on the side? Thank you for the help!

8:32 do you ever find yourself repeating "Redrum! Redrum!" in a maniacal voice (and with a long "u" sound) while drawing red rooms?

After watching your vids, I hit the buttin and bought the book. Also there is a free roleplaying system called Open Legend....I am working on a way to make it solo. You might want to research that one....Can be used for any genre.

8:15 i take that back: "exceedingly tedious" was a huge understatement :|.

7:15 it looks exceedingly tedious to draw out irregularly-shaped rooms like that. Four Against Darkness (which you mentioned in your last d100 video that you haven't yet played) uses more conventional grid-based shapes, which are (of course) much easier to work with. i guess it would be easy enough to replace all of those silly cave outlines with your own square-based elements, but it would be tedious to do so. i am a bit surprised that that table survived the playtest stage - it seems like something only a hard-core dungeon mapper fanatic would want to do.

I'm guessing you could simply use the random dungeon tables for the basic setting and dungeon crawl, but use any RPG rules for the characters and combat?

I'm not sure you are doing combat correctly, or perhaps I am wrong. In a pack situation (i.e. rats), while their total HP is 7, and you scored 10, I believe you only kill 1 at a time. With your bow, (1 shot), you can't hit all three with 1 arrow, just like it would be hard to hit all three on the back simultaneously with a melee weapon. So, you kill 1 of the pack, leaving 2 left. Your next round, the AV is reduced by 5, since there are now two. Combat continues. Also, I'm unsure if you have updated/adjusted your base points in regards to racial skills, hero path, etc. Looking at your character sheet, you are using base skills of 30, 50, 40. Look at tables H & R and make adjustments both +/-, unless you have them written elsewhere. This also grants you additional skills....it looks like you only have 2 listed (agility & locks), so I think you are short changing yourself. Your Hero path grants you 2, Racial 1, and you get a choice of 2 more...at least in v3.0. For sure, the Combat Track rewards are different in v3.0.

What's the dungeon map you have in your video?