Very much appreciate this! It motivates me to make more.

The book gives you a full framework to run the campaign and options and ideas to build the campaign, but the game will run best if the GM is comfortable doing some prep. Mazes also has rules to convert OSR content for more options for quests.

absolutely! thanks for tuning in :D

Yes! We carry Pigeons and Rebel Scum. Kobolds At My Baby is on its way! A new Mazes-based Kickstarter is on the way too.

Really interesting concept, though

thank you! much more to come!

haha love it, yes, I will play an epic librarian with ultimate sushing

Thanks so much, many more to come!

Thanks! I'll keep doing 'em

Thank you! 😁 More to come!

thanks for giving it a watch!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for the insight!

What did you find problematic with the Stars?

@@jcraigwilliams70 You have no reference whatsoever regarding the in-game power of a Star-usage. Yes, it is mentioned that by spending a "Star" you get to have the "real" hero stuff but - How many thugs can be killed by a fireball? What about adversaries who are neither minions nor full fledged villains? How many of those can be decimated by a Star-usage, 5, 10, or even more? What if players want to combine their Star-usage for effect. Where is the limit? Can they kill the main monster without a even a harrowing fight? If not what exactly is the effect on the monster and what are Stars good for in the first place? My players waded through most of the adventure´s obstacles by using Stars and describing heroic features annihilating the obstacles and in the end it wasn´t that satisfactory to them because there weren´t any references for using them in the game.

@@lechevalier6261 I don't know... Maybe it's because I've been mostly playing narrative games for the past few years, but I don't find this too bad. They give you guidance under each Aspect, telling you what it can be used for. ("How many thugs can be killed by a fireball? " The book says "Hurl a fireball to damage the whole room") This is where the old-school approach of "rulings, not rules" would come in. For me, that fireball might wipe out all the mooks in a room, but maybe only a couple of more powerful foes. It would also depend on what's narratively important and what's fun for the group. But given that Stars are spent to cast spells, one could just judge by that, saying that any Star spend has an effect roughly equal to a spell.

@@jcraigwilliams70 Thanks for replying - you are right by saying it is more rulings than rules. But even in the worst OSR game I have played so far you always had a firm grounding from which to make your ruling. I don´t know there is something missing and I wished the makers of the game would have poured a little more lifeblood into it. It is a bit of a lackluster, but hey this is just my opinion ☺

This is so good to hear, I'm trying to keep it conversational but hopefully polished and focused enough to get the info across! I love this setting so much, so full of ideas

Appreciate this comment! I'm experimenting with different formats as I get this thing started, thanks for following!

Gah! I'll have to work on that

100% - I bet you can drop most of the magic items and spells straight into Dolmenwood or play P&P rules and characters and use Dolmenwood as your setting

wow! thank you so much! I was nervous about posting this, I'm glad it resonated.

Wow, thanks! I'll be doing these hopefully about once a week.

agreed! I think I'm most intrigued by how the magic system works in play

Thank you! I do plan on doing some actual plays of these games soon

in the case of Mazes, no. There are some titles that include the PDF or access to a download, but most do not. I'm looking to add more support for digital versions in the coming weeks!

ah, sounds like it is not solo

alas, it runs best with a maze controller and at least 3 players