An awesome Black Hack hack, this game keeps his promises about flavour and mood, and the background-based character creation gives them a lot more context than it might seem. One of my go-to games when I get an OSR itch to scratch.

The adventure seeds are definitely entertaining, and the ale-related backgrounds ground the hooks in a different and somehow deeper way. A must have if you're serious about your brews.

My go-to OSR game out there, it has just the right feel for me, and works just as well with more serious or sillier tones. I defeinitely got more than I bargained for, but in a good way.

The book that made me buy a physical copy after years of strictly keeping to digital content. It's not just awesome to behold, though, it's a game that knows how it wants to be played.

Not for everyone, but its coherence and dedication in keeping true to its nature without looking to appeal to everyone make this game a jem worth having.

All through my first reading I was wondering how well the game would behave when put to the test, and I've been pleasantly surprised. Tiny Dungeon flows seamlessly at the table, without feeling too limited or repetitive in spite of its minimalistic mechanics.

A joy to play with kids as well.

The kind of fantasy setting I was looking for! The peculiar take of Cryptomancer on high fantasy ttrpgs felt really needed, the gaming tips are spot-on and applicable to every game out there, and the starting city is so dynamic and vivid that it's been the starting point for many an adventure. An absolute must in my humble opinion.

A beautiful book, with a wonderful setting and dynamic set up. The Third Horizon is definitely an awesome collection of worlds to explore.

For whatever reason, though, the Icons are looking askew at me, the more dice I roll, the less successes I gather...