So tickled to find out more about Kaan! The details about Kartacöl, its history and the Assembly of Mothers is particularly interesting. The cultural melting pot aspect is here especially cool. It sounds like being a woman in Kartacöl could be quite positive - with marriage not necessarily meaning just bearing children and running hearth and home. I haven't gotten through the whole thing yet, but Studio Agate haven't let me down so far!

I love the ideas involved with Geomagic - potentially having a region with so much magic that even non-spellcasters have cantrips or the various region types with less magic or even none at all - can give players a unique challenge. I'm running Fort Ardraco this week and can't wait to try Fateforge stuff out. Someone even showed interest in having corruption, so I'm excited to see how that plays out.

There are some things I really like about this character sheet - one is the separation of traits and features into recharge frequencies: per short rest or per long rest. It seems set up to support play well. However it is long and isn't yet available as a fillable PDF. Hopefully that will come soon.

I love the illustrations in FateForge and the wonderful subclasses specific to Eana. I purchased this as part of a Kickstarter All-In for the Beastiary and spent hours engrossed in this first book, reading about the specifics from beginning to end. I like the modular system and the way it makes alternative playing options easy to adapt to the party playing. I can't wait to try out my Urban Ranger Gnome in a game with other fans of Eana.