Last year my family and I were playing a D&D 5e game, and we got to talking about our other 5e game. I had asked them what they wanted for their characters "after level 20." My youngest wants to take over a town and fill it with artificers and build a community of "makers." My oldest wants his Dragonborn to build a mighty temple to the Platinum Dragon in his role as the "Sword of Bahamut." When they turned around and asked me what I wanted for my NPC/GMPC witch character I said I wanted her to retire with her cat, have a garden of about 1000 different herbs, drink tea, and live that 100% Cottage-core life. I had done all the "big endings" before.
Well it turns out that you can do that as well.
This game is described as "A new monster hunting cottage core TTRPG system with PF2 & 5E compatible bestiary."
Sounds fun for the right groups really.
Honestly I am happy that game designers are taking leaps and doing new things with their RPGs. This won't be everyone's cup of tea, but for someone out there this is the perfect game.
Given the number of pledges it has so far it seems like there is a pretty good market for this.
The art looks great and there are all sorts of add-ons to enrich your current game. I am considering both the D&D 5e and Pathfinder 2e digital versions. It might be worth it just for the stats of the "Leviathanus Rex." Imagine a Godzilla-sized narwhal.
There is a 63-page preview and a character sheet. I rather like the idea of "spoons" as a personal resource.
They are doing great so far and I wish them the utmost success.
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