This game makes me want to raise from the dead and enact vengeance against my enemies. I think this game is very charming, has lots of potential for funny moments. The dice mechanics are very simple to understand and the added bones are a plus. I find it hilarious that the most inconvenient option when determining tie breakers determines the tie. I also like how the skeleton with the personal vendetta is the one to destroy their enemy and not the other skeletons. I think this makes it fair for them. I think the fact that each skeleton can use 32 teeth to reroll any roll to be both overpowered but extremely hilarious. The fracture mechanic is also very interesting to me, it seems very easy to get a fracture but at the same time, we are but bony creatures. Overall, I would love to play this with my friends next time!

This just looks like a romp. Love it, want to play.

I love that the game is competitive, but in a kind of parallel-competitive fashion. You're not battling each other, but everyone is trying to win (though the note of "whatever that means" is incredible).

The aesthetic and the ideas behind the game are great and everything is well thought out and hangs together really well. 

If I need to suggest any room for improvement, it feels like it's edging away from an RPG into a something of a board game with RPG elements. That's not all of it a bad thing, but I think there are areas where maybe you can pull back on the "gameness" of it a little and lean into more robust storytelling elements. A lot of that will come down to how the game is played in the wild, but it is a sense that I have looking at the system as presented. 

Man, there is so much lateral thinking going on here. If I talked about every mechanic I thought was cool, I'd write like a page-long comment, lol. The idea of Havoc as a competitive rather than a cooperative game is fascinating. I found voting on turn order really interesting as well. The skeletons are so mechanically distinct, every one of them has an amazing amount of creative ideas and hacks crammed in there. The basic rules are concise and straightforward, with really great retheming of the Havoc mechanics, but I did have a couple of confusions; first, are the skeletons rolling a vendetta for every NPC they meet, or just the ones they roll for when entering new locations? And second, how is it determined which NPC is rolled? They're not numbered.

Awesome derivative work with the public domain art. I love memento mori/danse macabre pictures.

This was one of my favorite games to watch evolve in Discord.  The theme and humor is just delightful and instantly pulled me in.  Then you've added layout and artwork that fit perfectly, mechanics that are simple and fit the theme perfectly, characters that are distinct, delightful, and have their own freaking win conditions, and a set of NPCs/locations that are far more evocative than the word count would imply.

It's annoyingly good.  Really well done, but jeez, stop making the rest of us look bad!

Followed along with the development of this one and have been hyped for it! As others said this one has so many cool mechanics and feels like it would be my favorite kind of silly fun to play. Only thing I wasn’t a hundred percent sure about is the teeth mechanic. Am I understanding correctly that you can spend a success to gain a tooth EtR style, and you can use a tooth to reroll everything except for 6s and 1s? That seems like it would spiral into a lot of re-rolling unless I’m missing something.

Over all this looks like a blast to play

Such a great use of the Havoc system and so well written. Enjoyed each of the characters flavour text and unique game wining specialties. 32 teeth as a limit, nice.

I was not completely sure I understood how the skeleton voting bit would work but happy to find out when playing. Also would love a little more inter conflict in vendettas/rewards between skeletons. I like that everyone is racing towards their goal, but keep thinking about how skeletons interact with each other, entering locations where each other are. Feels like it could be fun but perhaps a different game.   

This jumped to the top of  games I'll take to my next play session.  I know it's going to be so much fun, thank you for making this and sharing it!

This is so good it's annoying me. The text is so well written. The art is perfect. The mechanics are great. 

Here's some stream of consciousness notes I took:

• The concept of a skeleton adding random junk as teeth brings me so much joy. 
• Fractures impacting stats feels so elegant. I think I'll have to steal that for injuries in my game
• I almost used a very similar clock system to limit the number of rounds in my game. Maybe I should revisit that idea
• The vendetta's and rewards system is also great. It's similar to a personal quest idea that I had but way more detailed

• The specialties feel perfectly in tune with the characters. The heart that yearns to break genuinely feels poetic but at the same time involves doodling little drawings that are stabbing a drawing of an anatomically correct heart which is also funny because skeletons don't have organs. The incomplete poems are so good 

• The sword of thirteen uses is so funny and I can't even tell you why it's funny. The knife to the heart having nine uses and the description being "pull the knife out a little" for each use is cracking me up.
• How are the NPC descriptions so funny? This is really getting annoying

The one thing that I see that I think may be tough to handle at the table is that there isn't really a reason for skeletons to play as a group. Seems more like a game where every character is an island and doing their own things. I think I'd like to see some kind of challenge that encourages  characters to work together to accomplish something. 

But all told, this was a delightful game and I can't wait to give it a shot.