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Ran this a year or two ago. Fun on the whole. But one thing was challenging (and I should have given you this feedback at the time, IDK why I didn't). There is a window near the top of the tower. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out if that window is on the very top floor, or the one right beneath it. This turned out to be very important as my players used it to scout the situation in the tower. That could use some clarifying, fwiw. 

I found this C&D letter

- Ride up and down in an elevator
- Commune with the platypus
- Enjoy a meal of edible foods
- Ponder thy reflection
- Tear down the walls to the garden
- Float upon the foamy waves 
- Construct a mausoleum
- Drift amongst humanity, unseen by others
- Know the music in the heart of a tower
- Laugh at lightning
- Sharpen your halberd
- Devour the fingernails of your enemies

Share your ideas with us! Tell us what productive things you're doing rather than wasting precious time and energy frivolously searching for that which does not and cannot exist.

Hi, I recently purchased a physical copy of this game from the worldchamp store. I couldn't find any way to download a digital copy with it. Is a digital copy included with that purchase? If so, how would I obtain it?

I was fortunate enough to see am earlier draft of this game a few months ago, and I've been excited for the final product! I think Victor has something special here. Take the principles of Brindlewood Bay and apply them to school-age investigations.

I've wanted to run a Veronica Mars inspired game for ages. I think this would be the perfect system for it.

It does not exist. It never existed. You're wasting your time. Stop looking for it. You look foolish. How embarrassing for you.

I'm definitely interested in a physical copy if you're able to make them available again! 

Bruce Alexander Greenman may have died here, but his spirit lives on in you, brave adventurer! Enter the hideous domain of the Baron, survive, and spread your glory across the lands!

Just read through this and it's really neat. One thing was unclear to me, though. What happens if the player and the GM rolls the same number? 

Any news on a printer friendly version? Been waiting years for it. 

Been 3 years. Any chance we'll see the stretch goal bonus Gods? 

I was being detained by police so I whipped out my ACABastard Sword and they let me go. Now I'm soaking it up in a hot tub with your mom. 

The Playful Void wrote a review of this adventure! Give it a read if you'd like some in-depths thoughts on it. 

Also, many thanks to the lovely folks who worked on this! It was so fun to build this with y'all. 

I wrote a review of Trespasser. Played in a ~30 session campaign of it last year. 

TL;DR is that it's a fun game! I recommend it if you want a tactical fantasy RPG. 

Link to review:

https://boxman214.bearblog.dev/a-review-of-the-trespasser-ttrpg/

The art in this book is just stellar. Releasing it under creative commons is exceedingly generous. If there's ever a print version of this, I'll absolutely pick it up!

Grassy Gnoll. lmao

Could you please upload the complete file for Blackout? That one never got a complete PDF.

Any update on the printer friendly version?

Any updates on those stretch goals for this zine?

This is really excellent!

Any chance to get it all in one mass file like Reivdene had?

This is perfect. Excellent work!

I just ran my first ever session of Mausritter (ran this scenario as a one shot) and it was an absolute blast to play. So easy to run. Lots of adventure, but we didn't have a single combat! 

I'm eager for more. Hopefully I'll have the opportunity to run The Estate sometime soon.

I just ran my first ever game of Mausritter. Ran this as a one shot. It was immensely fun! Delightful concept. The way the 3 factions are set up is great. They were super easy for me to understand and run as the GM. It was interesting for the players as they were able to interact with them and make deals. Had lots of adventure, but not even one combat! 

Overall, greatly pleased with this adventure. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to run Mausritter.

It just now occurred to me to see who the winners were. Congratulations to the winners!

I ended up writing a faction. I had a spark of an idea for one that I thought would be fun, so it's out there for all to check out.

Awesome! Just picked up the new one. On the page for the new one, it mentions the possibility of a print run. Did this first one ever get a print one, out of curiosity? If so, is it still available? 

I'm not sure! I have a few ideas. I'm definitely leaning towards writing an adventure. But as to what that will be or how complex it will be, that's anyone's guess. I did get my copy of Tome of Adventure Design today, so I'm excited to see of that gives me any ideas! 

I started playing in 2021. Began with watching Critical Role. Then I got VERY into D&D, very quickly. Played a few ttrpgs since then, and have amassed a decent collection of books. Been fun! 

It was a pleasure to be a part of this. Thanks to everyone who contributed!

Thank you so much for putting this out under a creative commons license! That is so generous. I used some of your spells (with attribution!) for a Bard class I wrote for The Black Hack 2e. I love that so many of the spells are built as interesting tools rather than magical weapons.

I just want to say thanks again for this fantastic spell list. I used many of them (with attribution!) for a Druid class I wrote for The Black Hack 2e. They brought so much flavor! I love that the spells aren't really damage based.

I also threw a couple dollars your way as a thank you. 

I am also very interested to hear about a print copy.

Any news about the stretch goal bonus Gods?

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Ooooh. I'm looking forward to the print version. I'm hoping to get my wife to play with me (she hasn't had any interest in games like D&D, but she loves Animal Crossing).