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@@Joaquim.Oliveira thank you simple sometimes works best

It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. I am more interested in learning how books are made and doing it myself. So most of my investment is in the tools to bind the books. I started with cheap copy paper and just black and white copies of scans downloaded from the internet. It is a fun hobby but takes a lot of time. I have not made a book in awhile and bind more zines today.

I really have a cheap epson eco tank that can't print double sided. So I have to print one side than the second side. The quality comes from my setting. I print photo quality on mat paper, it is one of my setting options. It takes much longer to print but a better result. Check your printer first and see if this helps. Might save you some money.

@@StagRPG glad you found the video helpful. They are great dice

@@jonio38 If you play the game following the rules I agree it is rather flat. I just added more RPG elements to the game describing the rooms and encounters. For a travel game I don’t want it to be too detailed. Just something fun to play while traveling. I feel the easiest why to add complexity would be to mix up the rooms and create tables for the encounters. This would add more of a random element and make it unknown what you will encounter.

@@tonyurquides1646 The best time to further your understanding of stoicism is now because we don’t know what tomorrow holds for us. I limit my reading to just a few authors and stay away from reading too many books. I like to read the same books multiple times so I can really get a good understanding of what the authors are writing. I find Ryan Holidays books work best for me because they focus on different parts of the philosophy so I can really dive into the subject.

@@samsinger5135 I agree to live out a dream and create something that does not exist in the market is a great thing. I am happy to have them in my collection.

@@TheDungeonDive I have found them to be a great addition to my gaming.

I took it to be short for Stalingrad because you want to hang up you Kalshniko which is a rifle used by the Russian army. You could be right it could just be short for Stalker and I am overthinking it lol.

I bet you’re right, that makes sense! Cool. We need more games where players are retiring their characters!

@@astrallass4634 It is something that gives your character more of a reason to risk their lives to go into a dangerous situation. It might be something I put more thought behind and maybe I will create a video on it. Have a great day

@@martinouellet3540 me too don’t need any of those razor birds lol

@@solitaryrpg Hahaha!

I understand the cost for making them and the dice tray but yeah not the best dice. I had many results that needed to be rerolled and that is not good. All dice have a home with me and I will make sure they get rolled now and again lol.

I forgot about that while recording. Even in these small little games I make mistakes. It is a great little game for the price and something to take on the road or just relax and enjoy.

and play around a campfire just to add that extra bit of adventure.

I have seen that game but never played it. With all the games on the market sometimes we are not really creating anything new just recycling rules from other games. I am really happy to read your comments and that you are enjoying the videos I did for Dragonbane.

I talk a lot about being outside our comfort zone in life and gaming. I feel one of the reasons people struggle to play solo is it make us a bit uncomfortable. So by accepting up front and understanding that will free to you explore and try new things. I am always trying new ways to play and enjoy the hobby and breaking free of the rules as written or this is how it is done concepts.

I am not sure what DUN means but I am glad you like how the door process works.

@@solitaryrpg DUN stands for 'Dungeon Universalis' - a campaign based adventure board game designed by Spanish fantasy novelist, with some quite well conceived ambitions of a game system. Your door process is very similar to one described there and I find that game tiles as well as subset of so called 'dark player' cards that are relevant to door/trap process would do nicely with Dragonbane as well as Forbidden Lands.

@@lordkelvin441 Now I get it, I am familiar with Dungeon Universalis. I might have lifted my process from that game unknowingly. I watched a lot of actually plays of the game and was considering purchasing it. I went with League of Dungeoneers instead. Thank you for the clarification I just wanted to make sure I understood the comment. t is hard to keep up with all the game jargon lol.

@@solitaryrpg League of Dungeoneers is a lovely title I'm having somewhat harder time obtaining in comparison to DUN, but I'm hopeful.

@@solitaryrpg Also, the process is basically meant to be 'lifted' as per DUN's 'game system' aspirations. No harm done, Mr. Bribian is probably quite pleased his ideas being so popular.

@@redbaronlast It makes me happy you took away some life advise from the video. Thank you for letting me know.

I agree the packaging really helped with the presentation of the dice. It does not help with my rolling thou lol.

I feel I found some real gems this year at GenCon. I can't wait to dive into them and share more about these games. I need to get caught up on some other projects over the next few weeks first.

@@Jedijim252 thanks Jim con crud is the worst. I will get reviews done on some of the games over time. Dark Tomb will be next week for sure since I played it while on my trip. I am excited about the dice trays also and will share them in one of my monthly update videos. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Mike

@@seb_travel they do look amazing on tiles. It must mean a lot to know how your work is making so many people happy.

@@machfront I will take a look at your suggestion. I am always looking for new systems to try. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the sub and your thoughts. I still have not found a lot of old west tables and games. They are out there just not treated the same as fantasy or sci fi. Your girlfriend nailed the setting, it is man vs nature and should be bleak. It is the frontier and so unknown. These Morg Borg style games are not meant to last long and it is better just to enjoy the character while you have them. Have a great day.

@@AdventuresWithDice me too. I might take it with me on the trip. Something to read when I’m not driving.

@@Doubledb519 yeah it has to be a glitch. I will find homes for them.

Here is what is written in the book. Solo play within Moria is complementary to Strider Mode, a supplement for The One Ring that offers rules and tools for solo play, including expanded events for overland travel. You can utilise Strider Modes in addition to these guidelines if your adventures take you beyond the confines of Moria. However, Strider Mode is not required to play a solo campaign in Moria. If you prefer to explore Moria as a lone hero without the aid of a Band of Allies, you can use Strider Mode along side some of the resources herein to help depict your lone exploration of these ancient halls. So the solo rules are something that can be used with Strider Mode or stand alone. I was hoping that we would see Strider Mode printed in a book at some point. With these new solo rules you are running with allies. It also has some great tables for creating your adventure. I have not read through all the rules yet but I like what I see.

@@solitaryrpgthank you for the info ! I would also love to have some officially printed strider mode. 😃

@@Daemonarch10 happy to help. One day they might print them in one of their releases. They have some other releases they didn’t print so maybe they have a plan for it all.

@@shagtasticproduction send me an email and we will work something out. [email protected]

@@solitaryrpg just sent you a message. Thanks!

Thank You buddy. I will do a video about my adventures at GenCon. Yes Moria is an amazing book and I can't wait to get into it.

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I am always on the look out for cool stuff.

@@astrallass4634 words to live by thank you for sharing

@@SignalHunter79 thank you for watching and leaving a comment. It means a lot to me.

@@MegaChiliMac it sure does need more praise let’s hope others see the video and we can get this more attention. That is for commenting it means a lot to me.

@@Zr0din it is always the pretty ones that let me down. Pre-gens always help with sample rules and settings. Sorry you missed out on the Humblewood sample it is nice.

That is why I feel the advise is so good in the Warden's Manual. Just get at it and start writing. Glad you found the video helpful and don't worry about it being perfect. It just needs to work for you.

@@artistpoet5253 Yes just get started and stop striving for perfection.

@@KyleMaxwell grab a cheap notebook and create your adventure.

I feel it is full of good advise and worth having in my collection. I might print out a copy so I can make more notes as I read it.

I am surprised that this game is not getting more attention. It is a great game design and awesome art. I have not seen the new slip cover box set however I am sure it is amazing.

I really like the Motorhead reference in the rules. For that we salute you. Great fun playing but I spent most of my time banging my head to the music and just having a great time. I hope you are getting a lot of positive feedback form the community with the hard work you put into this game. I truly had a blast playing it. I am going to run it again with either Pink Floyd or Rush have not decided.