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A minor correction, and a bit of additional info, using the pre-made character sheet in your video: MINOR DMG = 1-8 (1 HP) MAJOR DMG = 9-16 (2 HP) [You mentioned "9-17" by mistake... 17 kicks to the next level] SEVERE DMG = 17+ (3 HP) MASSIVE DMG = 34+ (4 HP) [Double (x2) your severe threshold. This is an optional mechanic per your GM, but I find it an added layer of consequence and fun!] HP management is a super fun aspect of the game for "mathy" people like myself. Do I spend two armor slots in order to drop to the next threshold? ...or do I take Major DMG instead? Will I need those armor slots later in the fight? Strategy and complexity! All this said, the 2.0 (official release) version is supposed to change the armor system and thresholds, making it much simpler to use, but I don't want to give confusing info here for those playing in the 1.5 Closed Beta system. Great video! Y'all are entertaining and gave a great presentation!

Best warrior? Now I'm curious how it compares to Dungeon Crawl Classics' Mighty Deeds of Arms it's warriors have, which has been peak martial class design for a while.

DAGGERHEART!!!!!!! ™Seth

Short, sweet, and to the point! Outstanding video!!!!!! Thank you for your time and effort.

Nice to see update for the 1.5; not as many people have been updating with the rules! I'm so excited for the final release. Daggerheart has been so fun just make characters in: a perfect in between of narrative power and rewarding mechanics

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I love this and am grateful for the lesson!

Need more than 2d12 so you can put the bad ones in dice jail. Clarification since you went by it super quick and people may have missed; Base physical game will have a rule book and cards for all the things (domains, ancestry, community, etc.). Digital places like Demiplane also have that digitally. (Since digitally was emphasized in the quick overview I didn't want people to think there weren't physical cards too.) (Also I guess important to note so when people like me break things with supplements, that would be physical only stuff.) Note for people who are feeling like noping out due to the armor math; at release you will just mark one armor slot, and it reduces the damage threshold by 1, so no complex math involved. One way I recommend people figure out Experiences is to consider a past job the character may have had, or a specific skill like. "Head Chef" or "Skilled Hunter". I think for a lot of people one of the tougher parts is narrowing things down. For me thinking along those lines pretty rapidly focuses thoughts. It's maybe not as flexible as something like "Former Pirate Captain", or "My reputation precedes me", but it's a pretty quick way to get something down.

Experiences are definitely the biggest shift from many other TTRPGs. Most of the games I've played (and I've played MANY from as far back as 1983) focus a character's expertise in explicitly-defined skills. Experiences, on the other hand, are *thematic* things a Daggerheart character is good at. To use AK's example, "I got your back" can apply to any roll where the character is attempting a tagteam attack, defending an ally, acting as a wingman in a social situation, or even offering emotional support - literally ANY action that fits the theme of having someone's back. Also: Your Daggerheart actual play streams really piqued my interest in Daggerheart and - honestly - I'm in love with the system.

Also, Fitz’s head on the Basic Rogue HAHAHAHAH

You know what’s about to happen…

I love this game like WHOA

This is such a fun and engaging presentation! Where did you make it? Can you make it available for us to download?

I'd subscribe to Bidets and Confused.

I missed this because the Dungeon Dudes were have casual livce chat Q&A at time, which stole my attention.

I'm curious what exactly are the feelings against Pirates. There's different kinds of pirates (having recently done a fair bit of research there are more 'good' than 'bad' in actual history), and since I'm working on a 2nd Daggerheart supplement called "Swashbuckler, Stoat, and more", there are different ways you could use a Swashbuckler class which aren't a type of pirate.

Thanks for all the birthday wishes folks, sorry to anyone I missed in chat.

I had to take my meds one day when I was playing in a Warhammer 40k tournament and holy crap it made it much more enjoyable. I felt my mind wander less and I was able to focus on my tactics. Normally can focus for a 3-4 hour game but when you are doing 3-4 games in one day your brain can get pretty cooked by the end of the day. Don’t be afraid to take your meds to enjoy your hobbies (dnd included)!

Huzzah!! Go play a game with Kai! They run incredibly fun games!!

Okay so 1) as someone who is deathly afraid of conflict because they weren't ever given examples of or training in healthy conflict as a kid this was STRESSFUL but also SUCH a good example of how to have these kinds of conversations. Huge kudos to you both! And 2) AK if ya want to learn to knit/crochet I will TOTALLY teach you, just say the word. :D

You guys are comforting and heartwarming to hang out with at work lunch. Seriously...

Live! Love! SLAP!!!

This chaos was insanely fun and heartwarming

LIVE LAUGH SLAP

Zork Slap, baby Zork Slap!

Live Love Slap

HONK!!!

Also, HONK!!

You know what? I should have added the currently-popular "add a HONK if you get to the end of this video" at the end of the video. But it looks like everyone is doing it anyway. Also, I forgot to add that the music used for this video is called "Goose Bumps". HONK

HONK!

HONK!!

HONK!

I find myself filled with longing for all the chaotic geese I haven't encountered in-game yet...

OH MY GOSH! What an incredible and intense episode. So. Freakin'. Good!

Ooh, love how this episode ends! I only recently discovered this and i gotta say, i fell in love with it immediately. I can feel how much effort y'all put into this, and i can't wait for more from you guys!

Kwill and Spif'f need their own audio drama spinoff series

It's not goodbye, it's smells ya later!

My fav candy: Chunky bar (which I can only get at Cracker Barrel or online) Petalblossom Ironheart's fav (Daggerheart): It HAS to be... 3 Musketeers (those in AK's Halloween One-Shot understand)

I've been working on a spoopy supplement for Daggerheart (originally wanted to get it out in mid-September, but was told printed homebrew is forbidden until release) which is intended to add new elements on top of an existing campaign. But these spoopy ideas are pretty good. :) I may have to consider adding a new section on how to make the overall feel of the campaign the players are in more scary. :) (Or at the very least how to make the intended very scary encounters it contains more scary.) (Re: backstory / planned characters) Sometimes the unplanned thing is the more interesting path and story. (A big part of what can happen in my supplement is based on this.) Sure, let that player with a 20 page backstory play what they want, but I'd say next time you start a campaign challenge them to go in with no planning at all. See where they are taken in the moment. Maybe even go so far as after the others in the group have picked their choice (class, ancestry, community, etc.) pick something random from what is left. I have a similar feeling for criticals. Sure, they are great and sometimes just what they need, but consider that nat 1. The critical success takes you were you expected to go, but that nat 1 is going to take you somewhere unexpected, somewhere unfamiliar, and may lead to further story or adventure because of it. That crit that succeeds just, well, succeeds. It far less often will present new pathways or unexpected outcomes like a nat 1 can. I hope that Daggerheart players and GMs will see that with something like a high enough variance in a roll of Hope/Fear. If I ever get to GM I'd take a big difference, especially a failure, as an opportunity to introduce something new and unexpected in the player's path or the character's story.

I know that I am biased, but I love this episode. SPIDER BABY RULEZ

Thanks for your time and effort. This was a fun episode!

Particularly if you’re running a one shot, you can replace or add to the Hidden Agenda idea with a prophetic nightmare. Give them a twisted, or even wrong, clue to one of the encounters they’ll have. Share the clues around, either to a single big encounter or to different encounters. I’ve actually done a variation on this in a campaign a few times. It’s easier to do in some ways, because you know the characters and you can plant things weeks in advance. But the players then forget about them…

If you’d like to see Jester Villians, Tales of the Misfits had an arc in a carnival. It wasn’t played for horror particularly, but it was definitely weird, tonally.

For the loss of control and slow descent into darkness, the “roll with fear” mechanic gives you a lovely way to add a twist to features the players use so they do things more and more unexpected and dark.

Oh damn, co-GMing for Daggerheart could be really cool. You have a GM for hope and another for fear where you swap based on the result of the duality

Expanding on the musical cue's One of the most fun sessions i have ever run was when i used the False Hydra. I set the audio to play white noise at 1% volume and very slowly increased the volume by tiny amounts. When something bad happens nearby, the white noise stops. Then after a little while i start it back from 1% Some of the players didnt realise how loud the audio was getting and when it shut off it was like it became *tooo* quiet

No one else could make diapers this entertaining lol.

Biblically-accurate Fitz.