@@jackedmondson6185 Bridgett is the best roleplayer I know, and that's no exaggeration.

They explain that very early in the actual play, so it's worth giving it a listen!

@@TheGentlemanGamer i know but its like with names i forget :P

@@jackmalin2528 Then I'll tell you here: Nyla is an Outcast, Athena is a Hungry, Bridgett is a Primal, and Laura is a Dead.

Thank you you lovely person!

Thank you so much!

@@alistarmcguffin2919 This crew would destroy the city in five sessions, let alone twenty.

@@martinheuschober4341 I'm glad I could help!

There's one on this channel in just under two hours.

Liminalities really seem to have grabbed people's imaginations!

Sure, you might stand a chance! It depends on whether you're beating up an imp or a huge demon, really.

Absolutely, yes. We by no means intend to stop Curseborne at a single book. You can expect to see the game expand if it attracts an audience.

Absolutely, yes!

The initial four are Foundation. Beyond that we presently have Ascendant and Ultimate.

If your character is more about being from a different plane, they're an Outcast. If their fire is more internal, a Primal.

The character concept - not having read the rules would be a being originally brought here by a sorcerer to act as a familiar of sorts - so outcast I guess. Wonder if that would work in the rules?

@@marcoliver625 I love the idea of it. Your Outcast may not have realised their capacity for sentience until a few years into life in our world, at which point they could break free and be their own Accursed being.

​@TheGentlemanGamer that's exactly it! Thanks.

Now that's a fantastic call! I didn't have Slaine in my mind, but now I do.

Superb! Thank you!

They're a creepy, boggle-eyed bunch.

@@HorizonSilver Yep it's completely possible to do that!

@@TheGentlemanGamer Thank you for the reassurance and quick reply sir!

There's some available on Start Playing right now!

@@TheGentlemanGamer Not encountered that one, will have a nosey. Thank you.

@@FreeFragUK Look for a GM named Tom Murr. He's excellent.

Oooo now that's an interesting concept.

Lots of love for the Hydes here!

Oh yeah, you'll have plenty of options to play with.

The Sorcerers have access to structured magic at the beginning tier of play.

What issues are we talking about?

I wouldn't put it that way for the simple reason that this is a different game. But if that's something you'd want to say to fans of the CofD to get them to give Curseborne a try, then go for it!

@@joshuachandler1750 Luckily it's an easy game to run, so you never know, you might be able to convince one of your usual players to take on Storyguide duties.

@@NONO3441 It's quite possible! I could well see us expanding the number of families as the game goes on. Hopefully it'll find an audience!

@@darraghmcelroy9698 I know the life of the cash strapped, not to worry. I don't have the prices to hand, but you'll be able to see by this time tomorrow if you click the pre-signup button on the Kickstarter. You'll get notified as soon as it goes live and will be able to see all the tiers available.

@@TheGentlemanGamer Thanks for clarifying - and best of luck with the launch of the campaign!

@@hobobrett4564 The Outcasts are a lot of fun, and very disturbing.

The WoD changeling (C:tD) did tend to lean that way, especially the earliest version with the random bunks and the characters being all kids. If you wanted a game with a more serious tone you basically had to force it and it felt clunky to fight the system's expectations to do it. The CoD changeling (C:tL) on the other hand, radically different beast, borrowing more from horror retellings than the disney side of fairy tales. The default background is "you were enslaved by a mad god, transformed to suit their purposes, and (more or less) escaped back to the real world, to find that nobody misses you because a copy of you has stolen your life. also, your slaver wants you back." Out of the box it makes vampire look light and fluffy.

Curseborn definitely has my interest, but if you’re curious as to how Onyx Path could handle Changelings and make them a horror game, I *strongly* recommend Changeling - the Lost. Either edition, though be warned 1e tends to lean more heavily into themes of surviving an extremely abusive relationship. It’s certainly there in 2e, but 2e has more of an empowering “we got out and we’ll do it again” edge to it. Anyway, give it a look. There’s some beautiful madness in it.

@@mdgiudice8797 The Get of Lyka, so you were close! And that's wonderful. I hope your friends like what they find!

Not in the core, but it's something on our radar, and not at all hard to do based on the information presented.

One day more!

Oh that's fantastic. My next video will be plot hooks!

Which family appeals to you!

@@TheGentlemanGamer Of the ones you mentioned in the video, I kind of like the Furries, but I would like to know all the families before making a final selection.

@@Time628 Probably wise!

Everybody needs a curse!

@@jkl1110 What were your issues with it?

@@TheGentlemanGamer When I tried it, I had only played the older aberrant. So a small part of it is I preferred the control over my dice pool I had. Like splitting my dicepool for multiple things and such. So the singular pool that doesn't really change so much as gets bumped up or down was a adjustment. While I was fine with systems that let u narrate more in regards with something like say......a gun. You get things that mention using multiple shots and things but you just make 1 roll and say it happens like ur abilities describe. For me, the speed at which things can run was not a good sub for the control over the character. In aberrant I played a character that didn't have to deal with those issues AS much (i just built Q-tech for whatever situation) but I saw a lot of it and played it when i jaeger'd some characters when they couldn't show and it was a heavy drag for them and me. It just felt like "i am a so good at a gun i can fight supers with hails of gunfire", then u roll 1 pew and ur turn ends (there may have been something that could give another action but it was for minor other stuff which is good for mobility options but it felt underwhelming for the bit they wanted to do. It seems like how they are doing tricks and buying them after u resolve a success seems to fix my main issue of feel. That feeling being that If i specialize in a thing being good enough to pull off more should feel present and not JUST narrative