Interesting system. Not a fan of any mechanic not being fully explained in the initial section it is discussed, unless that is, there is a definite "continued on pg #" before going on to a different mechanic. Seems like there are a number of these unfinished editing choices... granted... that probably sounds more harsh than I intend. Still, it is another tool kit/system that may work well for some people. Mythic GME is something that resonates more with me. I will say, my OCD would go nuts with the page numbers being near the spine.
@@keithmathews4605 I agree with the decision not to fully explain the rules in one place. Not sure why it was created this way. As for the page numbers that is my fault. I printed and bound this book together. It is only available as a PDF. I should have mentioned that in the video my bad.
@ Book binding is a hobby that I have thought about getting into... and then I quickly get distracted with working on my minis and terrain in Blender. Weird how I can be laser focused on one thing, and have the attention of a gnat with another :(
@ I have stayed away from 3D printing so far but it is getting hard. So many great things coming out to make 3D printer easier. This book was done using my simple binding. I cut the pages with 1/4 inch on the spine. Then stapled it together. It was simple and easy and didn’t take that much time.
@@hearsemonkey I thought my life was done with the home printer until I started binding my own books. I went with the Epson Eco Printer, you can refill the ink. It has served me well however it is coming to the end of its journey. It has printed many great pages of text and needs to retire like me. If you look back in my older videos you will find some on how I put books like this together. It is a simple process that does not require much. Maybe a good stapler if you have a lot of pages. Binding books is just another part of our hobby because sometimes it is just easier to have a book than a computer.
A lot of great information there!
@@BobaFett2043 it is a good book for gaming.
This looks great. The Negative Consequences and Danger tables are interesting. And appreciate the playing published adventures bit.
@@pickpocketpressrpgvideos6655 I still like the oracle from your game more.
@@solitaryrpg legend!
This feels like a great add. Very simple and straightforward for the most part. Great find!
@@YawdroGaming keep it simple no reasons to make things complicated.
Interesting system. Not a fan of any mechanic not being fully explained in the initial section it is discussed, unless that is, there is a definite "continued on pg #" before going on to a different mechanic. Seems like there are a number of these unfinished editing choices... granted... that probably sounds more harsh than I intend. Still, it is another tool kit/system that may work well for some people. Mythic GME is something that resonates more with me. I will say, my OCD would go nuts with the page numbers being near the spine.
@@keithmathews4605 I agree with the decision not to fully explain the rules in one place. Not sure why it was created this way. As for the page numbers that is my fault. I printed and bound this book together. It is only available as a PDF. I should have mentioned that in the video my bad.
@ Book binding is a hobby that I have thought about getting into... and then I quickly get distracted with working on my minis and terrain in Blender. Weird how I can be laser focused on one thing, and have the attention of a gnat with another :(
@ I have stayed away from 3D printing so far but it is getting hard. So many great things coming out to make 3D printer easier. This book was done using my simple binding. I cut the pages with 1/4 inch on the spine. Then stapled it together. It was simple and easy and didn’t take that much time.
It's very good.
@@TheDungeonDive it is and I really like using it
Someone took a critical hit.
@@JohnDretired a hit to the nose
I only see a PDF version on drivethru, is there a place to get a printed version?
@@hearsemonkey I don’t think it is available in a printed format. I made my copy.
@@solitaryrpg I guess it's time to break down and buy a new printer.
@@hearsemonkey I thought my life was done with the home printer until I started binding my own books. I went with the Epson Eco Printer, you can refill the ink. It has served me well however it is coming to the end of its journey. It has printed many great pages of text and needs to retire like me. If you look back in my older videos you will find some on how I put books like this together. It is a simple process that does not require much. Maybe a good stapler if you have a lot of pages. Binding books is just another part of our hobby because sometimes it is just easier to have a book than a computer.