Summary: A near-perfect RPG, marred only by unforgiving and opaque kingdom mechanics, occasionally poorly telegraphed consequences, and its commitment to a hardcore ruleset that breaks down in ways that can make things less fun at high levels.
This is a labour of love: A digital realization of a tabletop campaign that would take years to experience. Such things don't easily translate to video games, where the lack of a human storyteller to nudge you in the right direction, or soften harsh penalties can create harsh breaks. These things are true here as well, but I've never played a game that is as true to the old-school tabletop experience as this.
This is a labour of love: A digital realization of a tabletop campaign that would take years to experience. Such things don't easily translate to video games, where the lack of a human storyteller to nudge you in the right direction, or soften harsh penalties can create harsh breaks. These things are true here as well, but I've never played a game that is as true to the old-school tabletop experience as this.