Hi! Alchemy RPG released Wildsea on their platform, but I can't play with the system unless I pay 25USD for the core book. I've already bought the wildsea here, so is there some way I can transfer my ownership to Alchemy RPG as well? Thank you!
Hi! I bought the core rulebook on DTRPG but it has only the main book pdf. Do I need to buy it here to get access to quick reference sheet and other materials? Thanks!
There's actually a bundle offer for Wildsea books on Bundle of Holding right now, which is a good way to pick thing up on the cheap. As for community copies, we will do another round at some point but I'm not sure when yet - maybe early summer?
a variably opinionated question for my curious soul: what would you consider the high end (or "late game") when it comes to skills and aspects? (im assuming an old dog character is set up for an "early-mid to mid game" area)
I'd say a late game character should have six or seven aspects, at least some of which have been altered through combining them with others over time. Skills-wise, three or four at rank 3 and a decent spread at rank 2.
The dragonfly rules give some good solo-style advice, as they cover splitting GM rolls and storytelling among players, but it would still take some adaptation. Possible, but with dedication.
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Hi! Alchemy RPG released Wildsea on their platform, but I can't play with the system unless I pay 25USD for the core book. I've already bought the wildsea here, so is there some way I can transfer my ownership to Alchemy RPG as well? Thank you!
Hi! I bought the core rulebook on DTRPG but it has only the main book pdf. Do I need to buy it here to get access to quick reference sheet and other materials? Thanks!
This looks incredible! Will more community copies be made available soon? I run a tabletop club for middle and high school students.
There's actually a bundle offer for Wildsea books on Bundle of Holding right now, which is a good way to pick thing up on the cheap. As for community copies, we will do another round at some point but I'm not sure when yet - maybe early summer?
a variably opinionated question for my curious soul: what would you consider the high end (or "late game") when it comes to skills and aspects? (im assuming an old dog character is set up for an "early-mid to mid game" area)
I'd say a late game character should have six or seven aspects, at least some of which have been altered through combining them with others over time. Skills-wise, three or four at rank 3 and a decent spread at rank 2.
how solo playable is this?
The dragonfly rules give some good solo-style advice, as they cover splitting GM rolls and storytelling among players, but it would still take some adaptation. Possible, but with dedication.