Hope this supplement is published on your Patreon 😜

I love that idea!

Going on Geek Gamers review of the Alchemist, and how their goal is something for further down the line, do all of the characters have multiple goals to look forward to?

There is a d20 backgrounds table. The backgrounds vary a bit but are not specific “goals.” I turned my back rolling into goals

​@@GeekGamers01 oh, understood. I was under the impression that they were a part of the rule set. Clearly I'll have to check out your 2 other videos, but I really love that idea.

Backatcha!

Thank you so much. That comment means a lot.

Just keep an eye out for those retail copies! There were like 20 or so pledges on the Retail level, with 5 copies per such backer, so while this print-run will be quite limited you still have a chance of finding the game somewhere! :)

You can also head over to Michael's website and sign up for the newsletter - he has said that with enough interest, he will consider a 2nd printing!

@@brendonjalbert8468 And there will be one for sure, later this year! There's been _a lot_ of interest shown between the end of the KS campaign and now :D But receiving a 2nd edition (which is basically what it'll be with all the clarifications etc of the rule book) will take its time, ofc.

Welcome to the channel & I hope you find lots to enjoy here. Alas you won’t find what you are asking for in this comment, though… my note taking/logs are haphazard and uninteresting, I’m afraid, and a vid on them would be {yawn} not good!

You are correct in that I don't often do multiple vids on a single game and also that I like this one quite a bit. As I play through the party that I have set up in this vid, if I find myself with something to say about the game that others haven't already said, you can certainly expect yet another vid on it. There is a lot to explore and like!

Glad you enjoyed the video. You are asking a great question - the answer is that depending on what you want to do you may need to bring your own structure to it. For example, if I were to have my party interact with mercenarys as NPC’s, the mechanisms for having those conversations and what they would be talking about would be something I would need to add on to the game. But if, for example, I want my party to travel to the home of the thief in order to fulfill the personal quest of the thief, I would be able to use the built-in traveling rules to handle that. Now of course I might decide that amongst my party there would be some discussion about who would get paid for doing that, etc. That would then fall to me outside of the game rules to implement. Hope that makes sense.

Glad you enjoyed. This is my vid on DU: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q815epB-s-Cvgmg.htmlsi=jgtl1MNPba-smIT5

🎤Mama don't let your babies grow up to be adventurers.....

I think it depends on what you are looking for/what is most comfortable for your gaming. d100 takes almost no table space at all--just a few thin books and a sheet or sheets of paper... LoD takes up a ton of table space plus the massive box (mine weighed over 26 pounds!) plus all the sheets of paper and rules books and reference guides and cards, etc. LoD gives a fuller experience of characters inhabiting a world than d100 does (even using the d100 worldbuilder--which I do recommend). But LoD also requires running 4 characters (or a main character and 4 mercenaries or hirelings). d100 is a solitary character. So that is a huge difference in terms of what you might want to manage. Character progression in d100 has always felt a bit slow to me--it's my biggest negative about the game--and here it may feel a bit faster... but I'm not sure yet on that point. If you prefer cards and bits and standees and coins and maps and multiple characters and tons of stuff, LoD is for you. If you prefer to keep things tighter with one character, some paper, and a few books, d100 is the way to go.

@@GeekGamers01 thank you, I guess I have to spend some time thinking about what level of experience I want from it….. Hahahah or maybe both depending on what mood I’m in 😊

@@Scubasgamecorner there is a free version of the D100 game. Old rules, but still, you get a good feel for it. I missed something more meaty when it comes to combat. Loved the hit allocation. LOD seems to have both positional combat and hit allocation.

Us backers should be receiving the game in March or April! Production was finished 2 weeks ago and the shipping will begin on the 17th of this month :D

@@ConraDargo Since I could never actually back it, and I was unaware of the Kickstarter until only a few weeks ago - I won't be receiving it. Also, do you know if a Game Master could port the game on TableTop Simulator so we could play as a group ? I mostly find my players online.

@@azuretigers5562 There’s a lot to be ported, as you can see, but since most of the game is actually the rules themselves - as that’s how it all started with the PnP, I guess that as long as someone had the rules, you’d be able to play it through digital means (even using another game’s tile set and creatures/minis/standees). Though the thing is that the rules aren’t available atm, you had to back the KS in order to get even a PDF - it won’t be made available for free. So you might have to wait for the reprint in order to get your hands on the rules, be it a PDF or a physical copy!

@@ConraDargo Thanks for your input, much appreciated !!

I can tell you that it's looking VERY promising and likely that a reprint will happen, having seen how many ppl are asking this question and have been doing so for like the past 2-3 weeks! Also, a bunch of retailers backed the KS at the Retail pledge levels, so there should be a limited amount of copies available throughout the world! Just gotta ask around at local stores and keep an eye out for it in general :)

@@ConraDargo Local stores... It would be nice if I had some. Sadly, none of the game stores survived covid in my area.

@@billcedarheath387 Oh wow, that's really sad, sorry to hear that :'C Hopefully something online then if nothing else! For example I saw a comment on The Dungeon Dive's video, where someone in Canada had found out about a store close to them that got in on the retail pledge! I know that Alphaspel here in Sweden also pledged for Retail level, and that they do international shipping, but I'm not sure if they'll actually ship something of this size to anywhere but within Sweden >__> (it would probably cost a fortune anyways, so I think it would be best for you to keep scanning the Internet - maybe see what pops up on the BoardGameGeek forum for example)

This, sadly, is the state of game publishing these days. I feel like most people get in on reprints because they don’t know about a game until it is already sold out due to small Kickstarter runs, etc.

Great comparison! That’s a wonderful game.

From the rule book. There is a d20 table to roll on for optional backstory

@geek gamers Wonderful! I was hoping it was included with the game... Thank you 😀

Great question. You could say it is Descent on steroids. Each aspect of this game is more detailed & involved but yes actually that is a great touchstone for this game & I’m sorry I didn’t think of that myself! A comparison-you can get a Descent quest up and running with 4 characters in probably 10-15 minutes if you know the game; getting the same thing from scratch here will take 40 minutes at least (and that’s if you know the game and make your characters fast). It took me much longer than that to make my party as I hadn’t played this in a while

But it's of course perfectly fine to not like the game. To each their own :)

​@@leagueofdungeoneers2523 This game is truly amazing and should obviously have been made many years ago 😉 Can't wait for the second print campaign to launch 🙂

All copies have been sold, but there are a few stores that bought some copies (maybe around 50 copies in total). There is also a newsletter you can sign up to if you are interested in a reprint. If I see that the interest is high enough, I will press print :)