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Só essa semana acho que rolaram umas duas vezes nessa tabela kkk

Thank you very much!

Thanks, pal!

It means that a creature has its total power and ability value determined by its place on the player sheet. The first creature you draw, for instance, has a total power of 2 (it could have, for example, Offense 1 and Defense 1) and an ability value 1. 

Aaron Lee (cover) and Tan Ho Sim (sheet). From the Godbound Art Pack.

Glad to hear that! :)

Valeu velho! :)

Thanks! :)

That is only the normal practice for academic papers, nothing I can do about it. But you can have a free community copy!

Bom demais! Como consigo a versão física?

Thanks! :)

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your patience. Hope you like it!

Thanks! Many good BORGS out there

Wow, very interesting! Must watch Bill and Ted again. Sounds like a great podcast recommendation too. Thanks pal! :)

Love it! Let's make an "academic paper ttrpg" jam!

Thanks for citing The Nostalgia for Norull! Forgotten Ballad (https://coolwayink.itch.io/forgottenballad) is also heavily inspired by The Legend Of Zelda series.

Oh I knew one day someone would make a game like this, but this is so much better than I could have ever imagined it. I don't even like PbtA but I'll certainly give this a good read and try to play it.

Opa, muito obrigado!

Olha sobre as artes não sei, não conheço Bloodborne, e eu peguei elas aqui no itch mesmo, do artista Roque Romero.

Thank you!

Thanks for the review!

I wanted to limit myself to the 2-page format I created for the previous jam, so due to the size limitation I had to cut some stuff, like the consequences of a defeat to Mashtru. 

Losing to him would require the PCs to make some form of deal with Mashtru, and I think this is a great opportunity for future quests involving, for instance, a mission the devil gives them or a way to free themselves from the contract. And maybe they could still count with the help of Gyitael and Hij.

Hopefully I got enough to comission this beautiful sheet (thanks to In*die Zine). And with or without funding, version 1.0 will soon be available!

Thank you very much Beth!

Wow, thank you very much Beth!

Awesome!

Thanks for the review, pal!

I hope you like it!

Thanks!

No, the font is PR Viking.

Thanks!

If it is not asking for too much, could you provide an example of a group of players trying to play a song? I don't know if I got everything right.

Hey, I got a few questions:

• The pamphlet version and the final version (which I'd love to own, but don't) use the same rules?
• Is there a third-party license?
• What about a compatibility logo and resources for creators?

Thanks!

Seeing some examples of what you think are good Mork Börg style designs would be nice to get some inspiration.

I've done it before but I feel I have only tackled the surface of weirdness!

Nice, thanks!

This is explained in the pdf:

"DELEAT

1. Alternative spelling of delete (verb: remove or obliterate written or printed matter, especially by drawing a line through it or marking it with a delete sign; remove data from a computer’s memory; noun: a command or key on a computer which erases text).

2. A portmanteau composed from the words delete and eat.

3. Latin: third-person singular present active subjunctive of deleo (verb: destroy, annihilate, extirpate; finish, terminate)."

Totally acceptabble Joe! Thank you for your submission.

Well, I really liked it (it is an interesting and simple way to make a paladin's oath mechanically meaningful and it makes me curious about your ideas for the other classes) and it is my jam so...

I love making those, there are already two volumes by now!

Thanks pal!

Thanks!

We know.

Thanks! :)