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6/29/2025, 5:54:54 PM
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>>95956271
played rabgers of shadow deep with family a little while ago with these chess pieces abd cards representing houses.
It was a lot of fun! It was a bit easy to confuse pieces, but it definetly worked out for a mostly impromptu use-what-you-have kind of game!
And I REALLY liked running RoS. Its super quick and intuitive while also being really flexible AND tactical once you get a hang of it. first time running it for othersas the referee. DESU it had everything I need for a flat out rpg too, think I will use its rules again. The combination of the ranger phase allowing you to coordinate actions, successful attacks allowing you to push enemies/retreat and the bonuses for multiple units in combat makes it a really engaging skirmish system! The adition of skills also allow for a good bit of rpg style creativity. “can I lasso the zombie”, “collapse a house”, “throw a hand weapon”, etc. just make an appropriate skill check.
>>95956235
>>95956271
played rabgers of shadow deep with family a little while ago with these chess pieces abd cards representing houses.
It was a lot of fun! It was a bit easy to confuse pieces, but it definetly worked out for a mostly impromptu use-what-you-have kind of game!
And I REALLY liked running RoS. Its super quick and intuitive while also being really flexible AND tactical once you get a hang of it. first time running it for othersas the referee. DESU it had everything I need for a flat out rpg too, think I will use its rules again. The combination of the ranger phase allowing you to coordinate actions, successful attacks allowing you to push enemies/retreat and the bonuses for multiple units in combat makes it a really engaging skirmish system! The adition of skills also allow for a good bit of rpg style creativity. “can I lasso the zombie”, “collapse a house”, “throw a hand weapon”, etc. just make an appropriate skill check.
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