A very good game. Had a lot of fun. It improves in every major way from the first edition. The essays at the end of the book had been really useful. I totally recommend it.

A really fun game, a very well written PBTA. I would have liked more attention to the life outside of the ring.

Bought it thanks to a couple of influncers. I totally regret it. Bland and boring. very few ways to have the party interact. Nice collaborative mith-making rules, but the myth didn't come up during play.

Very good for on shots. Easy to explain to the players, things get interesting very soon. Does its job really well.

Played in a star-wars setting, had a great experience. having the possibilità of playing in a setting I'm familiar with, I had a better experience than with Blades in the Dark.

One of the best gaming experience I've ever had. Never thought an historical setting about rural life could be so enticing and dramatic. The autor has a good understanding of what makes PBTA cool and plays very well with the rules. One of the Top 3 PBTA I've ever played.

Too complicated, got headhace by reading it, moltiplicità of formats not understood. More a divertissement than a game to be really played.

One of the funniest and silliest game I've ever had. But te game has a message, an important one, and it gets through

The funniest part has been the character creation and the set-up. When it's time to run the game, its many problems come up. The teaching move, wich is mandatory to a certain degree, is bland and boring: on the 7-9 the MC has to come up with some problem. There are next to zero examples and being the move mandatory for every member of the party, you can exhaust problematic and interesting situation quite often. The publishing part gets repetitive soon too, and it's not well structured. One of my player, with an actual Ph.D and first hand experience in academia, was able to give us good input to spice things up.