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We’ll see in a couple of weeks (hopefully May 22nd). Prince’s Gambit was a different sort of game, with a very different play-style, and I think it appeals to a different sort of player, so even that is hard to use as a template for how Fetch Quest will do. We really hope that all of our intentions come across, and the KS is a lot of fun for all, but it is really hard to gauge these things when we move into uncharted waters and do a card game. Not only does it seem to be a fun game in its own right, but I hope it’ll be a great product to play when you don’t have time for a session of the Pugmire RPG, or to get new players excited about Pugmire as a whole. Fetch Quest is portable, easy to learn, and encourages cooperation and teamwork. I really want to make a card game that allows people to experience the realms of Pugmire in a new way. This is going to be an experiment of a KS for us, as Fetch Quest is a fun, collaborative card game for all ages set in the Realms of Pugmire. You can see some of the cards in the Blurbs! section below. We’re reviewing the “How to Play” videos for the Fetch Quest Kickstarter, and Jaunty James Bell is starting to pull the KS page together. So he might already know my likely responses!) (Which is fair, for years we did the What’s Up With White Wolf/Gameline/Onyx Path panels at conventions together. Interestingly, Fast Eddy Webb has recused himself from this interview as he claims he already knows all the answers I might give. Please give them some questions to ask me in the comments here, and that way they can come to the interview pre-armed and let the chips fall where they may. Potentially hilarious trouble, but trouble nonetheless. They’ll be interviewing yours truly, and that can’t be anything but trouble. We’re just getting set up to record the next interview, and I think this might be the team’s first big mistake. He’s no slouch on classic White Wolf lore, either! Thanks to all you who sent in questions for the team to toss at Ian. The team is really just getting started, and in two weeks they’ll have an interview with Impish Ian Watson, our community manager, and uber-dev for the Trinity Continuum. We’ve been mentioning our smash-hit Onyx Pathcast here and all over our social media, and I’m thrilled to say that our team of podcasters Eddy Webb, Matthew Dawkins, and Dixie Cochran (no e), are at it again with this week’s episode that will be found here on Friday: So if it still looks screwed up, just read my docfile that I emailed you.Ready For My Close-Up, Mr DeMille.

Thanks again for all your hard work!ĮDIT: Ugh, the post screwed up the format and spaces between the columns the Tab button doesn't work in these forums and multiple spaces don't work either. I sent you an email detailing the last corrections needed as well, Mr. These should be the absolute last changes needed. It's here again, just in case (remember to take into account that the Ananasi have TWO Bite maneuvers because of their Lilian and Pithus forms):īite (Lilian) Dex + Brawl 5 Strength + 1/Aīite (Pithus) Dex + Brawl 5 Strength + 3/A The Revised version of the Corax sheet has the correct maneuvers but the old Revised format, so here's the updated W20 format that you should use for the Corax Brawling Chart on :Īnd the Ananasi Brawling Chart still needs the changes I outlined before in my last edit.

I forgot to take into account the Corax combat chart and their Eye Pluck special maneuver. G, one last thing (I swear!) to fix on the Corax sheet.