Just a fun little one page adventure. It's great to keep things like this in your OSR folder in case you need to pop something in real quick. Players love to poke their heads in unexpected places.

Just a good read all around. Sound mechanics, built in domain play that's easy to understand with quick resolution, good character building options, THICC worldbuilding, and great art.

Strong recommend.

While I love the design of these. Unfortunately, these are super low res pictures and are basically unusable :(

Very nicely done Game. It's easy to learn but still has meat on its bones and doesnt stray to far into boring rules light territory. The items are adorable pixel sprites and the enemies look like they were pulled right from a 90's RPG manual (You know, back when we got manuals with games)

Its well written and easy to read through and learn without constantly flipping through looking for charts and rules.

Good clean awesome classic fantasy RPG juice.

If you like OSR games, or your tired of DND5E games that are filled with nothing but 2 hour long combats with immortal player characters this is your jam right here.

My personal favorite part of this system is the subclasses available. Besides just being a fighter you can be a Berserker or a catapracht. Each one of them plays and feels differently without making the core clase (IE just a fighter) weaker. each of them provide there own seperate play experience.

Great setting and art as well. All around great game.

Absolutely fantastic.

Great unique setting thats fun to play in.

Awesome Character options.

A good element of randomness to keep everyone on there toes.

Combat is quick and deadly if you dont play it smart.

The entire system (Like All DCC DNA games) Stands in stark contrast to the boring, tedious curse that DND 5E Casts over the modern RPG landscape.

Hard to describe but its a nice combo of rules lite and crunchy systems pulling parts from both.

The Art is great, theres no ridiculously dressed women in battle heels and boob plate armor that plagues many RPG books.

Setting is unique and interesting.

You know a product is good when people complain and review bomb it calling it "Woke".