Daggerheart: What You Need to Know

[@evetobe]

Did I hear a "ding" from Handbooker Helper?

[@Eriochrom]

Yes, yes you did =)

[@mikekemp786]

Yes, you did!

[@talscorner3696]

You did!

[@WASSERAN]

Did!

[@Eriochrom]

!

[@TheSquady]

Mat made a Ruleset where the DM is basically a player. He finally defeated the forever GM xD

[@gunner22484]

The GM is always a player. Just don't play 5e

[@overdrive7349]

​@@gunner22484I have a whole list of DMPCs that I can play with and my friends are perfectly fine with it. All that matters is that everyone is having equal fun.

[@C0NFUSEDYT]

@@gunner22484 Basically LMAO

[@oiman5733]

Legit just a 5e problem. Even 4e D&D is better for the GM. So is Pathfinder 2e, Lancer, Blades in the Dark, etc

[@Pingviinimursu]

I don't know what you people are on but I always feel I'm playing a game when I DM 5e? It's different and I wish I had more opportunities to play a PC but that doesn't mean I'm not a player

[@BobWorldBuilder]

Heck yeah. PS: I'm loving the visibility of the numbers on those dice.

[@smutnejajo5149]

Yess they're so good!

[@TheSteveSchulz]

Hey, it's a Bob in the wild! Keep building!

[@ImJoegath]

Hi Bob, welcome to the thread where we learn to have more fun commenting on Daggerheart together!

[@tomaszskowronski1406]

They ain't no Ashley dice, that's for sure.

[@davidjennings2179]

Looking forward to your video on Daggerheart Bob.

[@carlotacosta9193]

My favorite thing from Daggerheat is that a double gets you a critical sucess, it emulates well the excitment of a nat 20 and its visually compelling!

[@davidbeppler3032]

Also happens far more often. 5% vs 8.33%.

[@Mad-Trauma]

This could not have come at more of a perfect time. I'm running a one-shot using Daggerheart rules tonight and I needed a refresher haha.

[@ffreed]

And more than a refresher, this is an update on where the rules stand in the release version of the game. For instance, the bit about the armor slots is new. Before, they subtracted incoming damage by the amount in the Armor score. But now each armor slot reduces the damage by an entire Threshold. I like that; it’s a more elegant way to go about it.

[@Mad-Trauma]

@@ffreed I noticed that too! I'm honestly very impressed with how quickly they've integrated feedback into this system.

[@HardCR0W]

You are running a one-shot and don't remember the rules??

[@ffreed]

@@HardCR0W What’s wrong with a refresher, exactly?

[@deffdefying4803]

@@HardCR0W Are we required to have complete encyclopedic knowledge of what amounts to a hobby?

[@UnsteadyReco]

I am a simple man. I see Matthew Mercer, I click. BUT, I always enjoy it more when Matt makes my life easier as a DM. Cheers to you Matt.

[@pallenda]

I like the hope/fear dual d12. Feels like a way to do: Yes, and Yes, but No, but No, and Sounded like matching hope and fear die is always a crit succes.

[@DexteroExplosion]

That is a good point about the "yes, and", etc!

[@louisst-amand9207]

matching hope and fear die IS always a crit success, even if it wouldn't normally pass the DC

[@pallenda]

@louisst-amand9207 ahh I thought matching and not passing the DC would be crit fail. Cheers for the explanation. :)

[@Robbedem]

1/6 = 16,67% chance of critical succes seems high compared to D&D 5%.

[@TheAmazingL1nk3rz]

@@Robbedem is it not a 1/12 chance? since its a d12? still higher than dnd but not 16%

[@TheLight10269]

More of these please! Like how you guys did for handbooker helper

[@ffreed]

@@TheLight10269 Agreed! And who says Handbooker Helper has to just be about the D&D handbook? :)

[@TheLight10269]

@ffreed exactly

[@lovelylavender67]

Matt Im LOCKED IN

[@RobStark282]

I've been waiting for this video, short and simple. Now that I understand Dagger Heart, I look forward to see it on the live show.

[@ShieldsRestTTRPG]

So excited!! Can’t wait till the game officially comes out. We have been playing our Daggerheart campaign on the channel with 1.5 rules and really want to get our hands on the official rules! Please be early spring

[@Notjustahealer]

Love the campaign. Bold move starting out at level 0

[@ShieldsRestTTRPG]

@@Notjustahealer Glad you enjoy it. I know the lads and I have had a great time using the DH system.

[@layonduff]

3:32 Jesus Christ, that's Jesus Christ

[@renlish]

The laugh I laffed... -

[@Brilchan]

thnx for this short video it was very informative because I did not feel like digging into the whole process of creation of Daggerheart this was short, sweet and what I need(ed)

[@Gristoufle2]

Amazing introduction!! Loved how they handled Armor slot compared to the beta!! Just minoring a threshold is so much straightforward! Can't wait to see how that affects the armors.

[@tomaszskowronski1406]

0:45 Matt in that hoodie looks like he fits some poorly made police description of a suspicious male and is about to be stopped for questions.

[@JarrettOriginal]

This is a super clean comp, barely any fuzziness with the hair, nice work editor!

[@00blaat00]

Sam's "Ding!" - Now there's a classic!

[@tanjredshirt]

Matt in full goblin mode, explaining this game

[@Legendforged]

I do love/hate that everyone on there has such clear 'presentation' voices/demeanors. It's always high energy and quality, we just see them talking 'normally' for hundreds of hours and it feels so weird lol.

[@SirAnthall]

"or BLOW your mind!" *LAURA HOLDING BACK LAUGHTER IN BACKROUND*

[@GoofballBTW]

So awesome, can't wait for Daggerheart to officially release! If it comes with a major tome as a rulebook, the world would greatly benefit from an rulebook audiobook released by a voice as soothing as Matt's XD

[@subzer0381]

Dude I am so excited for this game, got my very first session of my brand new campaign using this system tomorrow!

[@kortnisheldon9531]

This was very necessary and will make this coming Saturday SO much easier to understand!

[@iamventing953]

Thank you, Matt Mercer! I’m working on DM-ing my own Daggerheart campaign to play with friends, and this was a nice simple synopsis of the more practical aspects of the system. Easier to remember, for me at least. I/we appreciate it, and Merry Critmas!

[@lewissamuel5510]

I love that new systems are coming out and evolving, this is a great way to describe to system and looks good, im really concerend about the concept of fear dice, I dont want to be competing with my players, so I dont need to be balanced by having a resource to spend, im going to try and make a fun challenge for my friends and it feels like them randomly giving me boosts to my side of the challenge just encourages DM's to act like adversaries to the game. If my players are in a combat and I want extra enemies, im going to add them, not because a dice told me I was allowed, because im not trying to win.

[@QuincyLK]

I've had so much fun each time I get to play a Daggerheart game!!

[@Not1rish]

Wish I had people to play Daggerheart with, Cant wait to see more from the game from you guys, I love Daggerheart already

[@subman23]

With you there. I don't have many friends, and none of them would do this, but I still might buy to support their transition from D&D to their baby

[@Rathkryn]

Aren't there online tools to run it with strangers from around the world?

[@Not1rish]

@@Rathkryn Its finding a group that you meld well with is the tough part haha

[@Not1rish]

@@subman23 I feel ya, Might buy it just to have, maybe DM for the first time ever for my youngest siblings whoa re super into story telling and taking an interest in ttrpgs :') haha

[@thegamemattster]

if i run a game online ill let you know! wrapping up my 2.5 year homebrew campaign next month, starting dungeons of drakkenheim and just finished Out of the Abyss as well. I’m very interested in running Daggerheart as i miss the Star Wars success with penalty and fail with success mechanics.

[@markm1261]

Well that sounds fun. I’ll have to listen to this again I was a bit distracted. I was given the alert that Critical Role had something new up. Now within 4 minutes actually less than the the number of people looking at this went from 37 to over 200. We are definitely Critters.

[@jajaman531]

Love CR. In the middle of going through C2 for the 1st time and I'm hooked. Glad to see there's more after C2 and beyond.

[@dutchielander2478]

I really need to see this in action. It sounds rad as hell and i might wanna pick this up for my next campaign.

[@TheBiggestChonk]

Currently in college and oh boy do I wish I could clear a stress or two :')

[@HemoGoblinz]

This is a really interesting system! I love how the major game mechanic (hope and fear) really play into the story more, as opposed to a system where a failure can derail or disappoint the player. Looking forward to getting my hands on it!

[@aro_ger_]

Oh wait, damn, 1:49 That's actually so cool. It's gonna be so Rare but also so Cool!

[@despretdealz]

I am very thankful for this video, I never really understood all that "hope and fear"-stuff when they've played their Daggerheart-campaign ^^

[@JohnnyTightIips]

The little bit of grey in Matt's beard makes him look very dignified.

[@francoisvT]

Could you guys do more of these breaking down other facets of the game like classes an so on? Really like these awesome bitesize informative videos, it makes it easier to onboard other players quick so we can get straight to the fun.

[@Dzunei]

I think it is supercool that they took a modern approach on mechanics. There should be many many cons on developing a system that is not merely a clone from D&D, I respect the risk and will support the effort. Cheers!

[@caitindocherty5651]

This is SO helpful! I’ve watched all the Daggerhart games so far and they’ve been fun but this helps me feel like I really get what’s happening

[@Matthew_Atlas_Carey]

Matt Mercer in a hoodie is not how I expected to start my day.

[@philip101681]

Thanks this was a much needed quick explain!

[@seanmcgcostumes]

Handbooker Helper, Daggerheart edition?!?! I’m thrilled!

[@silentfireofthewaste]

The system reminds me of Genesys a bit, where you can succeed on a task, but something bad could happen or vice versa, but this is far quicker to read than their role play dice.

[@MagnusKlein-y2i]

Its basically a rules lite version of Genesys. Which is nice when I have new players but we have found for long formed campaigns that the Genesys system has more to offer. But for none serious/quick campaigns that Daggerheart is perfect.

[@overdrive7349]

The narrative dice system is very good for long campaigns, but for shorter ones I think Daggerheart has the edge.

[@carlotacosta9193]

@@MagnusKlein-y2i can i ask why Daggerheart is better for shorter/less serious campaigns as opposed to long/more serious ones? I haven't played it yet

[@pluviaaeternum]

@@carlotacosta9193 this is an opinion. I for one still prefer daggerheart for long campaigns.

[@bantusbumuller1073]

@@carlotacosta9193 for me DH is good for shorter games thanks to its simplicity and quick rolls, while narrative dice offer more 'depth' in a sense to the gameplay so things always stay fresh and they also give players more ways and power to take part in telling the story alongside the GM once they feel comfortable to do so. This usually plays out better in longer campaigns, while the simplicity of DH shines in simplere settings and especially with newer player, who might be less confident with keeping track of many complicated rules at the same time. With all that said, in the end most of that still comes down to simple preference and your prefered style of game- and roleplay

[@moralessanchezoscarelias6412]

Cool system, looking forward to seeing it in action! My gut tells me that the GM would like to get a Fear with each critical as well.

[@CriticalMits]

The more I read into daggerheart the more I love about it. The "deckbuilding" aspect of it speaks to me as an avid TCG player too!

[@voryndagothDL]

I'm incredibly excited to play Daggerheart myself soon

[@brannanvitek1035]

I love the inspirations from Blades in the Dark! Looking forward to trying this. So cool.

[@SkyMcSparkle]

I’m happy to get more handbooker helper

[@tatersalad76]

Finally, my shit luck can be used as a resource

[@anthonyromero9935]

It seems like the dice generating a resource (hope) for class abilities could be a much better mechanic than having a preset resource that regenerates on a rest. Definitely could help with narrative pacing and fuel heroic moments based on die rolls.

[@delafontainedoes]

This introduces some of my favourite things that the World of Darkness system does (with dice rolls almost always bringing a negative or positive consequence, both of which the players get to enjoy and revel in!) with a more dnd-like gameplay structure and a Pathfinder-esq armour system! I am so excited to see where this system goes, and I hope dearly that its success and fun help players of all kinds branch out from their comfort TTRPGs and support a ton of smaller creators and businesses!

[@crowsbridge]

looking forward to seeing you all play this

[@PickedaName_]

If I understood correctly HP is a set value that is depleted on severity of attack instead of the actual damage that attack did. It looked like 7 damage would deal 1 HP which seems like a good way to streamline the resource. The entire system sounds minimalist and dynamic.

[@Dubes-ng1fm]

Based on how this was explained it seems like it is kind of a simplified version of D&D which is nice because my son really wants to learn how to play and I wasn't entirely sure how to go about introducing him to it.

[@avengemybreath3084]

Seems more complicated actually.

[@eyflfla]

It's a little bit of both. But I think once learned, Daggerheart is the easier to keep playing.

[@Timboman2000]

Um... Did Matt Mercer just remake the FATE system but with 2d12 instead of 4d6 Fudge Dice? Because this seems almost identical, including the "Hope" points functioning exactly like "FATE Points", and the Stress Meters for Mental and Physical "damage".

[@silentducky8598]

SO HYPE TO SEE YALL THIS SATURDAY!!!!!!!!!!

[@Vitalabyss]

Excited to see this system used. (With the CR and/or Dropout casts) I, personally, think it has a good basis. But I think I need to see a DM use it to truely get my head around a "success with fear" or "fail with hope" in a narrative way.

[@ffreed]

@@Vitalabyss Critical Role have put out three sessions of actual play so far (as well as explanations of the rules as they were in the open beta test. And if you search for “Daggerheart actual play”, you can see how other GMs handle the system as well. :)

[@celesymmetry8629]

The Thief walks up to the door to the treasure room. It is locked, and has a magical ward on it to alert the guard, should it be unlocked. Fortunately for this Thief, he has special thieves tools that he could use bypass this alarm. Will the Thief be able to open the lock without triggering the alarm? Success with Hope: Yes! The lock opens perfectly with a click, and the door opens. No alarm is set off, and no one knows he is here. Failure with Fear: No! He accidentally trips the alarm, and furthermore, his tools are stuck! He could abandon his precious tools and escape unseen, or he could risk being spotted while he attempts to free the pick. Success with Fear: Yes! The lock opens and the door opens, but a wrong movement led to a loud thud. The Thief could carry out the mission, hoping that no one heard, or close the door and leave, to try again later. (Or whatever else you decide) Failure with Hope: No, the alarm has been set off, but you see how the alarm works. Should you try this again later, you will have an easier time not setting it off.

[@ClassicTophatGaming]

Mum, I wanna play Blades in the Dark! "We have blades in the dark at home!" *Blades in the dark at home*

[@stephenhoran4897]

My homebrew game uses 2d12's but for more straight rolls. Got to be honest, adding mixtures of these together became a real math chose for my players, so we reduced it to 2d10s as it became surprisingly easier to add those together with a modifier. Evasion always makes more sense than "armour class" in my opinion, with then armour actually being a helpful in reducing said damage, or light armour actually helping with speed or evasion in combat.

[@Tremert1]

Love the game and I will follow it. As a DM, I have problems to figure out 2 options of narration, imagine 4.

[@WolfiePH]

We need another handbooker helper for daggerheart. How else would I know that my little fungirl rogue can shift from shadow to shadow.

[@tholzak]

The same way you found out about it in the first place?

[@Jakobsenser]

Wow! Here I thought this was just another dnd ripoff. But seeing as you legends have actually made another game mechanic to a dnd lookalike, makes me so proud of what you guys do and stand for! DaggerHeart will for sure be among my armory of awesome games!

[@dreadflint]

I love CR, I love Matt, I think this game has potential, but personally, I can't get behind the design. I don't think it's bad, just...not for me.

[@Fro609]

ya I dont see myself using this over DnD. DnD is just to good and refined.

[@chand911]

Ah. Dice works like narrative dice in Star Wars RPG. I like it.

[@baitposter]

The Hope/Fear dominant rolls sound just like narrative successes/failures in a couple other RPGs' DM advice sections, but baked into the game as a hard and fast coin flip _(not counting doubles increasing your odds of success)_ e.g. With a narrative failure on a failed roll, you could succeed at doing what you intended, but it comes with a consequence, such as, _you made noise and piqued the interest of a nearby guard._ On a success with narrative success flavoring, _unsurprisingly, you failed to run up the sheer vertical wall, but suddenly a rope's end is tossed over the ledge and let down to you. A silhouetted figure is seen peeking overhead and quickly disappears from view._ *But the **_Fear_** resource seems entirely gratuitous and unnecessary. If the GM rolls well consistently, they still need restraint and good judgment to create a good experience for the players.*

[@OtherlingQueen]

I didn't understand what this man said but darn is he a beautiful man

[@focf1981]

Matt says it is "fast paced" (compared to what?) and yet, I feel like every mechanic of the game introduced in the video introduces latency: 1. GM and players should work together to determine if a roll is needed. A conversation will always slow things down. 2. A duality roll has 5 different outcomes (crit, suc hope, suc fear, fail hope, fail fear). I also feel like rolling two dice, taking the sum, and also comparing the value of the two rolled dice to determine whether it is hope / fear is more complex than say rolling a single d20 (dnd), 2d6 (pbta), or Nd6 (fitd). 3. Movement of meta-currency for every roll. 4. Different meta-currencies to trigger different abilities for players. (hope/stress) 5. Attack damage requires a damage roll, which then requires conversion of rolled damage to actual damage, which then requires player to decide whether they want to use armor to reduce it even further. I am NOT saying these are bad things. But describing the game as "fast paced," doesn't really make sense to me.

[@aarndal90]

Exactly my thoughts and also my experience during the playtest. Definitely not a fast-paced TTRPG. But interesting mechanics.

[@mrbitjetson]

Yeah it sounds very interesting, especially the damage system, but checks are more complicated than 5e in every way. More dice, more math, more talking = slower pace. It also sounds like there is a lot more overhead for the DM to be prepared to offer 5 resolutions to any check.

[@cringeroll]

​@@aarndal90 it is in fact fast paced (i'm running two campaigns on daggerheart, and other two are completed). Simply because biggers chunks of narrative are covered by one roll. For example, killing six guards (minions) by one attack. Or travelling from one place to another. Usually in daggerheart we roll three times less rolls than in dnd or pf. And there are almost no situations where characters trade misses in a battle. Also, moving in battle is much faster and simpler, because no need to count feet/squares. No need to wait for others after you dash before you can do anything. Less statuses, less text for abilities. Almost no time spent on looting ans counting gold (less than a handful of gold is not counted, and you can't carry lots of armor sets and weapons). Therefore, it is fast. However, there are faster games, but DgH is indeed faster than dnd

[@huntress666]

Was gonna say the same! The only thing that's slowed us down is calculating damage taken (how much armor and etc to reduce a hit), but seems like armor has been simplified further to keep it quicker. ​@@cringeroll Definitely appreciate the fluidity of mechanics that rewards decisive choice-making. You get rewarded for using resources, and there's not too many that you agonize over what ones to use. We've been more inspired to make bold choices bc some resources are only session-based anyways. They've def taken inspo from both Genesis and PbtA and some other more narratively-fluid systems.

[@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll]

Oh yeah and for Campaign 4 (or whatever it's called), I sincerly hope you do WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT, and lots of it!

[@SabreRunner]

Does attack still work this way?! Damn. Talking about slowing down... D&D: Roll to-hit. If you pass, roll damage, subtract from HP. Draw Steel: Roll attack, subtract from Stamina. Daggerheart: Roll to-hit. If you pass, check table. Use table output to get actual damage. Subtract from HP. Can anyone else see what I'm seeing?

[@Weirdbrit]

Which makes damage also way more meaningful, because big damage is more than just "remove hp". Giving damage actual meaning is something normal dnd 5e fails at. That's why there are so many homebrew rules for that

[@dgreeky]

The taking damage part is a little confusing, but don't they also use cards in general?

[@CullenRick]

What a fantastic ruleset. Daggerheart has certainly go my attention.

[@rogueDND]

I tried the beta and was a little confused about what is considered reactions. Are reactions an action? And if not, what limits a player from reacting at all times?

[@mediaaddict3997]

Handbooker helper sound effects making a comeback.

[@Soviniy]

First off, that initial thumbnail of creepy rogue Matt was so good, I miss it. XD Second... _Handbooker Helper V2!!!_

[@Fro609]

pretty cool! I don't think I see myself using this over DnD though. Hope its successful still though

[@daedalus-7]

Sounds like an interesting set of mechanics. It would be interesting to learn more about how spells work.

[@TADelta]

Please "collab" with Alchemy VTT, for me is one of the best VTTs in the market, its so immersive, and i think it will work really well with this type of modern system

[@DarthReluctant]

Well, congratulations Matt, you'll sold me.

[@MichaelHeide]

You could have mentioned the Action Tracker and how it replaces classic initiative systems. Or will that (and other innovations) be the focus of more videos like this before launch?

[@craigedwards1831]

In the last version of the playtest, they actually moved the Action Tracker into the game's optional rules section.

[@MichaelHeide]

@craigedwards1831 Oh, I see. I can't wait to get the finished product.

[@petbird19]

I needed this! Thanks

[@matthewburton6360]

Man, I'm about to spend money I don't have. These rules are very interesting and dynamic!

[@aspecttnd]

0:45 you can’t lie, that’s Travis right there lol

[@Jake-NerdyUpNorth]

This game sounds perfect for me and I trust you guys to make the best decision for the players because you are them also 😆 good luck with the release

[@Goldcrusty]

Keep up the good work guys this is amazing.

[@dreadknot69]

This sounds pretty cool indeed, I'm looking forward to checking out more.

[@ErixTheRed]

Because of success with fear, a very small percent of rolls have no negative consequences

[@thiagofrias2471]

Amazing presentation!

[@TheRewyn]

Very interesting. I'm a little worried about the amount of rules in execution (this honestly feels more complicated than PF2E), but I want to run it and give it a go. Sometimes things that sound complex end up being much more simple than expected.

[@didiweirich]

I will be so happy when I have the manual in Portuguese

[@MikeShepard-N71993]

So happy for you

[@kimmoffat6429]

Looking fit and strong Matt, keep up the good work x

[@Runehammer1]

mustache is worthy of the Daggerheart name

[@tylerreed2409]

I think the hope and fear dice are the main deterrent from me trying this. I don't want every die roll to potentially require me to come up with a unique little twist. Sometimes I just want narrate the success and move on. As is the game as describe seems like it is putting a huge cognitive load on the GM

[@Zxmagus]

it is a very GM heavy system sadly, the best criticism I've seen of it is it's a system of streamers for streamers it's not meant for a home game.

[@JustinLaForge]

I disagree, you should already be coloring the tenure of success based on how much they failed or beat the DC with a d20 system. In my play tests of Daggerheart it’s a system that asks you to be a better GM to play at base, but the bar to do so is not high especially when you get shown how to do things correctly by the game rules. Basically I feel like yes bad GMs will feel a little more demand from the core ruleset, but it’s trying to help you play the game better. Where as other systems will just let you be a bad GM. On the flip side once you get used to it basically everything is easier to run than 5e. I can’t tell you how much better I prefer the monster stat blocks in Daggerheart.

[@cringeroll]

You can narrate success without a roll, or you can narrate success with a cost on a failure, and you can narrate no twist on a roll with fear, just take a fear token for future surprise complications. It's pretty easy

[@tylerreed2409]

@JustinLaForge There is a world of difference between narrating levels of success differently based on the roll, and being mandated to make a mixed success or failure every couple of roles. Especially because some rolls should be banal pass/fail. This reduces flexibility and makes it harder to tailor how much you're narrating to the pace you're trying to set. Saying it makes you a better GM is a bit silly to me. A bad GM is still going to narrate those portions poorly, they are just now going to make success suck every now and then. I think when we have a problem with not having enough DMs to players making the process harder is probably not a good thing.

[@tylerreed2409]

@Zxmagus I felt this way when they mentioned the rules around having players help you develop towns as they go into them. This preferences a very improv background type of GM, common among streamers. It also relies on all the players having a strong sense for the tone. This does not really help the average GM, who may not have players who make choices which they can really roll with. Now they are in the uncomfortable situation of stopping to mitigate the player's contribution.

[@joshshin6819]

a resource a GM can use based on the rolls of the players? i love it.

[@The-Swift-Kobold]

So excited for this

[@dexterity1474]

That's it I want to adapt mat, he is too adorable 😅

[@devastator5042]

Not to sound incredulous but this system sounds awfully inspired by Modiphius' 2d20 system, especially with the players using a resource which is gained by the player rolling, "Hope" to gain an advantage and the GM using a resource "Fear" to spawns enemies or cause problems for the players

[@SomeoneTookMyOldName]

I think the 1.5 manuscript said they took inspiration from the cypher system for the fear system, they’ve been pretty open about the game having a lot of mechanics from other ttrpgs

[@cortneysauk7533]

It also feels like it's pulling some ideas from the Star Wars TTRPG with the Positive/Negative Success and Failures (which was something I really liked about that system personally).

[@xtreyu2385]

I know season 3 fell flat compared to past seasons, and maybe that's because of the cast growing bored with 5e rules or how WOTC has been, but it's sad to think that any future season will be under this system :/

[@mitchodell4993]

I like he is trying to turn the GM into a player but this just seems convoluted and over complicated to me. I need to see more and possibly play it a couple of times.

[@theGhoulman]

Where does Matt get those vests??? Is it, like, an old seamstress living in a yurt on the northern plains of Mongolia? Where?

[@DenisPetrochenkov]

Waiting for my box to come this Spring ❤

[@KhaoticPhoenix]

There will now be a friendly duel between Matt and Matt, between Daggerheart and Draw Steel!, to determine who has the more awesome new RPG...

[@ffreed]

@@KhaoticPhoenix And then my brain just conjured up a hybrid of the two called “Draw Dagger”, lol