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Omg hello :D Thank you so much for the inspiration and for checking out my game, I hope you'll have fun with it :)

Thank you so much for the kind words and for

taking the time to check my game out ❤️

Tanks for updating us, I can't wait to see what this ends up looking like :). 

Wishing you all the best and I hope inspiration comes to you swiftly :D

Wow thanks for the fast answer,

 I think it would make sense to make crafting an "INT/DEX whatever is higher"- roll, it's a good middle ground i think.

I assumed one would use the potion timer but maybe rolling on the jewelry curse table just means you got dealt a super bad scroll that curses you for as long as you have it just like wearing cursed items hehe.

For magical rechargable items, did you mean to leave the price one would pay a witch vague so players could come up with whatever fits the situation or is there a fixed price for that service ?

Also, for magical ennemies, the action description is confusing to me, on page 26 it says "non-mages activate their special Lvl-times max" and on page 65 it says "... Magic users attack instead" I understand now that this is a way of saying that mages use Magic as their main way of attacking but i think it could be made clearer.

You could have  the tables above have two separate cells with [Non-magic user]_[Magic user] or something like that instead of having both in the same cell and having to explain the difference twice.

Again, sorry for being annoying, i just couldn't sleep and your game is way too cool haha

Hey, i love your work, one thing for me, reading through it for the first time, Sometimes you write "Cost" sometimes you write "Silver" and in the table still use gp and cp, I would just put "Cost" everywhere and put cp,sp,gp behind ecery cost instead of putting just numbers and assuming a baseline of sp. 

Other than that, i really really like your game and am kinda jealous of some things you came up with ;P

Edit after reading through everything: It says that int controlls casting spells, but at no point during spell crafting  or use do you need int, you craft using dex and that's it. I guess learning new spells with a mind save kinda counts for it but i found it very confusing (because learning a spells doesn't mean casting it) . The spell section also doesnt actually tell you that you know no spells if you do not take the witchcraft ability. 

I think the fact that you call using a crafted magic item "casting" is confusing because I was expecting there to be a small amount of actual spells somewhere (as in, that didn't need to be crafted beforehand)

Also, scrolls, how long do the curses last, cuz some don't have a duration (jewelry curses for example) and also, do you need to roll anything to use a scroll? The item sections says you can transcribe them, does that mean you can have them all in a spellbook and sell the scroll afterwards? 

Sorry for being so annoying  btw x)

Super glad to hear, thanks for taking the time to answer to me :3 I'm staying put for official news then :D

Hello, Just wanted to know if there was any update on the game. I remember pre-purchasing it a couple of years ago now and haven't heard anything about it since, can we expect it to be finished one day or has it been abandonned ? Thanks 

Hey, awesome game, we played it with a friend and had a blast, only had a couple of questions regarding design decisions/rulings,

when you have the stack advantage and get a card like "Defender + destroy" but don't have a target to destroy can you still play that card? 

The flavor being that you draw one expensive card that has two effects. But also the effect says you have to play the card directly so you cannot put it in your hand basically and keep it for later.

when you have the "attacker+ attacker" do you get two monsters? like you have a monster who comes in and creates a token second monster or stuff like that or does it do nothing?

Those where basically the only hurdles we had, besifes that I really enjoyed playing as an even more evil Kaiba

I'd also like an explanation on berries, I don't really understand how they are aupposed to work. And how clerics use them.