The first full draft of a chapter for #Stonetop. All art is placeholder. I’d really appreciate anyone who’d give it a close read for language, clarity, typos, questions, etc. Originally…
…different enough that it warrants its own thing.) >>…the Glasbren as hireling… …unless this works differently in Stonetop Sure does! Stonetop uses the follower rules (more or less) that were…
Originally shared by Jeremy Strandberg I’ve been tinkering a lot with the basic and special moves recently, for use in #Stonetop. Figured folks might like to see where I’m at….
I keep thinking about travel moves for #Stonetop. We were originally were using Jason Lutes’s moves from Perilous Wilds, but they were too explorey-hexcrawl for Stonetop. Then, I tried two…
Here’s the Threats chapter for #Stonetop. I’ve been bugging y’all so much lately with my posts about Fronts, I figure I owe you a peak at what I’ve been working…
A starting adventure for #Stonetop! Feedback greatly appreciated, especially on the framework and structure. Originally shared by Jeremy Strandberg Second stab at an adventure starter The original version was (mostly)…
And, here’s another #Stonetop playbook: The Judge. As always, feedback and criticism welcome and appreciated. This was actually the first playbook I made for Stonetop, and it was the proof-of-concept…
New #Stonetop playbook: The Marshal. Feedback welcome & appreciated. This is my take on a warlord-style class, one that leans pretty heavily on the Follower rules as well as the…
…it might be worth including. Jeremy Strandberg Chris Woods to be clear, when I said that Fronts “just don’t work,” I meant for Stonetop. The conceit of Stonetop is that…
New #Stonetop playbook: The Fox, Stonetop’s thief/rogue analog. I’m really liking the approach of using bonds to reinforce the out-of-towner backgrounds’ connection to Stonetop. I might have to go back…