Literally the other day my party and I were doing our characters and the dice made my mage to be a male and Nilfgaardian version of Yennefer. With the aesthetic and everything, even up to the arrogant personality and, watch this, the freaking Witcher lover.
I’ve been playing TTRPGs for over 20 years. This is one of the absolute most engrossing and awesome character creation engines I’ve come across. Well done!
Since buying the game for myself and a bunch of my players/friends, I have been shamelessly promoting the game. For anyone who comes across this video or any of the others ones where I am functionally saying the same thing, like a broken record, I highly recommend it. I really want it to do well and be able to thrive but more than that I just want other people to get to enjoy the ride that I have gotten to go on. It's quite worth the price. I can't possibly say that enough apparently. But it is.
I completely agree with you! I too have been gaming for a long time, I have also been refereeing Cyberpunk since I first saw it at a game store in 1989. I love this game. It is everything I love about RTG Cyberpunk, and it adds an incredibly well done fantasy element. I highly encourage everyone to give it a try.
It's very good. Both the game and the video. I highly recommend purchasing the game. And the supplement when it comes out. Since playing the game for the first time I have always been around quietly plugging away for it, whether it be on Twitter, Facebook, or UA-cam, I am quite a passionate fan. So if you keep up with these sorts of things (which I most certainly do) and you have questions, for links, suggestions anything of the sort, don't be shy. I am just a passionate internet weirdo, come to share in the joy of being a fan... lol. Like most of the internet.
Great video, but I'd like to know if someone could help me. I've search trough the book but I wasn't able to find where he took the price for the waterskin and the ration. Am I just blind?!?
You are not. We accidentally omitted rations and waterskins from the book. You can find them, along with some new equipment, in this free PDF: rtalsoriangames.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/RodolfsWagon1.pdf
@@RTalsorianGames Was wondering where those where, I homebrewed my solution to the omission, but I am glad you posted an official response to the missing... stuff... Any who! Isn't Rodolf's Wagon the name of the new supplement that you're going to publish?
What about the skill tree in the profession skills? Do you start with 6 points to put in either A1,B1 or C1 since her healing hands is 6 or do you start that at 0?
I have a question in the creation of characters. In the lifepath of the witchers, what is the meaning of the risk? We must roll a d100 to decide which column follow?
@@Ike_of_pyke I highly recommend it. It's a worthwhile game that is extremely fun to explore with a system that is both complex and easy to digest once you understand the order of operations which these videos while help you and any other player, DM, the like to navigate and master.
It's not because of a poison effect, in a manner that is temporarily reduced. She (as part of her lifepath) was about to die, a mage saved her and the incident left her "scarred" with a permanent -5 hp, which she'll never "get back". She just has to live with it. :)
To determine HP, which is a derived stat, you will add Body to Will, then divide that by two. In the video, he talks about Yura having a body of 5 and a will of 8. So 5+8=13, and 13/2= 6 with 1 remaining, so round down to 6. Then by consulting the Physical Table in the Core book, Pg. 48, you will see that a 6 result gives 30 HP. So 30 HP -5 HP due to misfortune = 25 HP. I hope this helps, and I hope I'm not too late. I just now watched the video.
Literally the other day my party and I were doing our characters and the dice made my mage to be a male and Nilfgaardian version of Yennefer. With the aesthetic and everything, even up to the arrogant personality and, watch this, the freaking Witcher lover.
I’ve been playing TTRPGs for over 20 years. This is one of the absolute most engrossing and awesome character creation engines I’ve come across. Well done!
Since buying the game for myself and a bunch of my players/friends, I have been shamelessly promoting the game. For anyone who comes across this video or any of the others ones where I am functionally saying the same thing, like a broken record, I highly recommend it. I really want it to do well and be able to thrive but more than that I just want other people to get to enjoy the ride that I have gotten to go on. It's quite worth the price. I can't possibly say that enough apparently. But it is.
I completely agree with you!
I too have been gaming for a long time, I have also been refereeing Cyberpunk since I first saw it at a game store in 1989. I love this game. It is everything I love about RTG Cyberpunk, and it adds an incredibly well done fantasy element. I highly encourage everyone to give it a try.
This is gonna be good
It's very good. Both the game and the video. I highly recommend purchasing the game. And the supplement when it comes out.
Since playing the game for the first time I have always been around quietly plugging away for it, whether it be on Twitter, Facebook, or UA-cam, I am quite a passionate fan. So if you keep up with these sorts of things (which I most certainly do) and you have questions, for links, suggestions anything of the sort, don't be shy. I am just a passionate internet weirdo, come to share in the joy of being a fan... lol. Like most of the internet.
just gonna say this probably should have been episode one... to be fair.
This sounds like a fun way to make a character. I'm going to buy this book.
So happy for this video thank you so much! Can't wait to roll all 1s
Great! Alredy shared betwen my players!
I cant find the part on the book where it says your INT+REF allows you to buy new skills...
On my book it just talks about the 44 points thing.
Loving this series
Please let there be an episode like this one for witcher's
I could use some general clarifications
Is it alright to create a background without lifepath altogether?
These videos are really useful. Thanks!
How do you determine age?
Great video, but I'd like to know if someone could help me. I've search trough the book but I wasn't able to find where he took the price for the waterskin and the ration. Am I just blind?!?
You are not. We accidentally omitted rations and waterskins from the book. You can find them, along with some new equipment, in this free PDF: rtalsoriangames.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/RodolfsWagon1.pdf
Thanks for the answer!
@@RTalsorianGames Was wondering where those where, I homebrewed my solution to the omission, but I am glad you posted an official response to the missing... stuff... Any who! Isn't Rodolf's Wagon the name of the new supplement that you're going to publish?
What about the skill tree in the profession skills? Do you start with 6 points to put in either A1,B1 or C1 since her healing hands is 6 or do you start that at 0?
I have a question in the creation of characters. In the lifepath of the witchers, what is the meaning of the risk? We must roll a d100 to decide which column follow?
Mr.Billy93 Yeah, I would roll a d100 and a d10, so you might get a 70 and a 5 so you would have 75% so you roll for the risky decade. Hope this helps.
The way I read it, you can choose how much risk you take every decade, with highers risk also giving you a better chance at good interactions
Always point buy, or ignore the reroll 1-2 rule. Making stat rolls 3-10 is just obscenely OP.
Any idea when we will see a magic one? Specifically spell casting when not in combat.
*Was hoping this was actually a video game where you can make your character* damn it!
Don't be afraid of Tabletop RPGs. They're just as fun as video games. Sometimes more.
@@TheOnceandFutureJake it all depends
@@Ike_of_pyke I highly recommend it. It's a worthwhile game that is extremely fun to explore with a system that is both complex and easy to digest once you understand the order of operations which these videos while help you and any other player, DM, the like to navigate and master.
her HP is 25 because of the poison....If she didnt had the poison it would be 30??? and that 30 we get it how??? i am new...
It's not because of a poison effect, in a manner that is temporarily reduced. She (as part of her lifepath) was about to die, a mage saved her and the incident left her "scarred" with a permanent -5 hp, which she'll never "get back". She just has to live with it. :)
To determine HP, which is a derived stat, you will add Body to Will, then divide that by two. In the video, he talks about Yura having a body of 5 and a will of 8. So 5+8=13, and 13/2= 6 with 1 remaining, so round down to 6. Then by consulting the Physical Table in the Core book, Pg. 48, you will see that a 6 result gives 30 HP. So 30 HP -5 HP due to misfortune = 25 HP.
I hope this helps, and I hope I'm not too late. I just now watched the video.