Everything Board Games "The Crow" for Everyday Heroes review

[@Goober4473]

I'm so glad you liked it! Finding solutions for how to have groups of Reborn, and how to make them different from one another were the big challenges with this one, so it's nice to hear we were successful!

[@paullytle359]

Thanks for watching my review! Honestly, I was ready to pounce on this one with complaints but y'all pulled it off. I really didn't have any complaints to pounce with lol. Very nicely done.

[@Zoetic2]

Thank you for this. Very well put together and gave me all the info I need to know what I'm gonna get out of this. The Crow was one of my favorite movies growing up and I had no clue this existed until I was at a shop yesterday and stumbled upon a mini for Eric Draven. I was also pretty weary about how it would be executed, but it sounds like they made the absolute best with what they had and hopefully I'll get to run it for my friends soon!

[@LordofSyn]

Thank you for this review. As a ttrpg veteran of thelast 40+ years, I have all but cast off anything D20 because of the business decisions after TSR fell. I have experience with hundreds of ttrpgs and just picked up the Humble Bundle with all of these Everyday Heores sourcebooks. The Crow and HIghlander, specifically stuck out. I may end up running a campaign or two and appreciate the insight you provided. O7

[@gracepoint-vo1hy]

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[@midnightshadowz12]

Hello, is this book(the crow), all that I need to play, or I also need the book everyday heroes?. Thank u for the info.

[@gablott]

You need the Everyday Heroes book. This is very akin to Cypher books that often require the Cypher Core but not always (e.g. Old Gods of Appalachia) for various settings.

[@midnightshadowz12]

@@gablott thanks. you know how it is so many core rules so little time ;)i'm thinking to get just the crow. and to hack it into osr related products(AD&D 2e, dcc. mork borg etc...). I don't know thought ;)

[@SavageSully]

​@@midnightshadowz12EH is based on 5e.

[@Eric_Nomad_Hixtone]

They actually took the concept of the other animals to give powers from the, kinda pretty bad, TV series of The Crow.