Play test notes

notes-and-comments.txt

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+# Tabletopper Playtest Results (sessions 1 & 2)
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+Troy said it was really good, really enjoyed it. Other players wanted to play again.
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+Exploration & crafting brought forward compared to Dnd.
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+Geared towards long term play.
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+Explains the world and setup, then lets you go.
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+The vagueness of "what's there" is a major advantage.
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+10 groups with 10 diverging outcomes.
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+TODO: Guide for creating new areas on the mountain - hidden vaults, or training camps, or local markets, etc.
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+TODO: Guide for creating and balancing new monsters.
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+Goldrush-era vibe / Ghibli++ vibe / you don't get anything for free, you earn your keep
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+Town is a respite of sorts, like Ponyo, and the mountain is like Mononoke.
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+Unmet gamedev & unmet anime fan both wanna play.
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+Dust Ants were done really clever - the "dust" was crushed carapace + crushed bone and rock.
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+Vorland could have decicated districts like market, etc.
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+There was an "angel" made of artifacts in a hidden vault. First kingdom was white pearl and marble.
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+Multiple different answers to the secrets? Guides for building the secrets of the mountain.
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+St. Bernard's Refill.
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