Thanks for the community copy. It's good to see carving from brindlewood meets delta green (surely wont forget ECB lol).
I notice that the theorized roll here is secret; is there any reason why make it this way? I mean, in other cfb games, it's normally rolled by the players and lead to an opportunity or twist.
Sorry again for I can't write in French, anyway, Merci beaucoup!
Yeah the Theory roll is in secret 'cause I wanted to keep the tension after the roll, it's an important part of DG imo : "Am I doing the right thing or am I f*king it up more ?". So the players have to act on their Theory without knowing if they are right, and I've written the GM part to help them react and play a failed roll "against" the players. It's a bit odd for the CfB genre, but it felt fitted for a horror game abt dubious morality and I figured "participative storytelling" don't have to be "open infomation" on everything, if that makes sense
Un très bon carved from Brindlewood avec de chouettes mystères bien de chez nous™, dont j'ai hâte de jouer une campagne complète parce que les quelques scénars que j'ai joués m'ont donné faim !
Je pense que l'affaire "Blue King", qui est un des deux scénarios d'intro, pourra bien matché ^^ Peut-être l'affaire Fleur de Ferraille, mais ça va déjà cherché du côté du folk-horror et des sacrifices. (Bha Nima a joué celui là d'ailleurs !)
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Thanks for the community copy. It's good to see carving from brindlewood meets delta green (surely wont forget ECB lol).
I notice that the theorized roll here is secret; is there any reason why make it this way? I mean, in other cfb games, it's normally rolled by the players and lead to an opportunity or twist.
Sorry again for I can't write in French, anyway, Merci beaucoup!
Hey, my pleasure for the community copies ^^
Yeah the Theory roll is in secret 'cause I wanted to keep the tension after the roll, it's an important part of DG imo : "Am I doing the right thing or am I f*king it up more ?".
So the players have to act on their Theory without knowing if they are right, and I've written the GM part to help them react and play a failed roll "against" the players.
It's a bit odd for the CfB genre, but it felt fitted for a horror game abt dubious morality and I figured "participative storytelling" don't have to be "open infomation" on everything, if that makes sense
Un très bon carved from Brindlewood avec de chouettes mystères bien de chez nous™, dont j'ai hâte de jouer une campagne complète parce que les quelques scénars que j'ai joués m'ont donné faim !
Toujours dans les bons coups toi ;-) Tu aurais un mystère à me conseiller (pas trop violent si possible) ?
Je pense que l'affaire "Blue King", qui est un des deux scénarios d'intro, pourra bien matché ^^
Peut-être l'affaire Fleur de Ferraille, mais ça va déjà cherché du côté du folk-horror et des sacrifices. (Bha Nima a joué celui là d'ailleurs !)
Mon préféré c'était celui qui n'avait pas de lapin hehe
Mais du coup suis les conseils du chef 😁