Indie Press Revolution will have some eventually, and I'll have extras from the Kickstarter on sale here once I've finished shipping them out to backers.
I'm excited to play. Love the structure of the chess pieces and cards with intriguing prompts, and the breadth of potential stories. It looks like it really sings for in person games, but I'm curious to try it with some online groups. What do you think would be the best way to play online? Miro board?
Yeah Miro is what I tend to default to these days. Roll20 ain't bad if you're just moving tokens around too, plus has playing cards already integrated.
I love the way this game ties the resources of the kingdom to the tokens the players use for their moves, and really love the backfoot moves to gain tokens. The playbooks all have a solid and unique niche, and the moves are very interesting in not just how they can direct a scene, but also change the kingdom.
While I'm excited to try this game as a stand-alone, I feel like it could be overlayed on a ton of different ttrpgs and used as a really interesting kingdom management and court intrigue tool. That has me really excited!
And I totally agree with pairing this game with others or other settings. We made the setting of Kyr and other nations vague so that players can have agency in defining it during play, but that also means you could combine it with other things really easily!
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Where can I acquire a physical copy of the game?
Indie Press Revolution will have some eventually, and I'll have extras from the Kickstarter on sale here once I've finished shipping them out to backers.
I'm excited to play. Love the structure of the chess pieces and cards with intriguing prompts, and the breadth of potential stories. It looks like it really sings for in person games, but I'm curious to try it with some online groups. What do you think would be the best way to play online? Miro board?
Yeah Miro is what I tend to default to these days. Roll20 ain't bad if you're just moving tokens around too, plus has playing cards already integrated.
I love the way this game ties the resources of the kingdom to the tokens the players use for their moves, and really love the backfoot moves to gain tokens. The playbooks all have a solid and unique niche, and the moves are very interesting in not just how they can direct a scene, but also change the kingdom.
While I'm excited to try this game as a stand-alone, I feel like it could be overlayed on a ton of different ttrpgs and used as a really interesting kingdom management and court intrigue tool. That has me really excited!
Thanks so much!
And I totally agree with pairing this game with others or other settings. We made the setting of Kyr and other nations vague so that players can have agency in defining it during play, but that also means you could combine it with other things really easily!
Can't wait to play this!