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This is probably one of the worst iterations of 5e that I have ever run. If the creators had simply embraced the hack and slash, high adventure nature of 5e as a rule set and created this version of rokugan around that, it would have been a great product. Instead they needlessly clung to the lethal/ low magic version of rokugan that ALREADY HAS A SYSTEM THAT WORKS FOR THAT STYLE OF PLAY. The only classes that are designed well are the bushi, and to a lesser degree, the duelist. Every other class is atrocious, from game play, to power level, to clunky, janky mechanics. This honestly has me questioning if this was even playtested, because in the taken to market form, it's practically unplayable. If you like L5R, but want a more high adventure version, do yourself a favor and just reflavor existing 5e classes. This is absolute and utter basura....
Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!] |
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I just loved Mountaintop Isolation. It was my first solo journaling ttrpg, and I enjoyed it tons. By playing you get to flesh out a lot about your character, and the option to do video entries makes it even more authentic. It can be heart-wrenching, introspective, and even scary at times. When you really get into it, the solitude feels real. I'll be on the lookout for any other ttrpg by La Lionne Publishing!
Me encantó Soledad en la cumbre. Fue mi primer juego de rol de diario en solitario, y me lo pasé genial. Al jugar consigues descubrir muchísimos aspectos de tu personaje, y la opción de grabar las entradas lo hace sentir aún más auténtico. Puede ser desgarrador, introspectivo, y hasta escalofriante de vez en cuando. Cuando estás sumergido en el juego, la soledad se siente real. Voy a estar atenta a cualquier otro manual de rol de La Lionne Publishing!...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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