I recently got back into the game - the 1.7 hype caught my attention. This is my first farm in 1.6, so I’m excited to see some of the changes - I went with the meadowland farm and have been mostly enjoying that so far. I’m in Fall of Year 1 now, and am doing okay-ish. I’m pretty rusty and have made some silly mistakes that mean I won’t finish the community center until next Summer, or possibly even Fall, but I’m having a lot of fun. I just managed to hit the bottom of the mines, though, so that’s pretty exciting.

I usually just use the home portal in the end to cheese it - I figure I’ve beaten the guy plenty of times over the years. 😛

I know the feeling. I was unemployed for 5 months after I graduated. The first couple months were a really nice break (aside from my father & father-in-law constantly nagging…), but after that I was absolutely climbing the walls. I built SO MUCH stuff in Minecraft, including a theater lined entirely in obsidian - and this was before efficiency enchantments were a thing

I’ve had good luck with Amazing Tales. It’s very rules light, but has a lot of good set up for all sorts of different adventures - fantasy, sci-fi, Western, pirate, etc. My 6 year old has loved it. I also really want to try No Thank You, Evil, but haven’t picked it up yet.

I also backed it. It seemed like a good system to try with my son.

If you wanted to allow customization but without user accounts, you could just store all that data in a cookie on the user’s machine. Just make sure you put clear warnings about how the data is stored and what will be gone if they delete the cookie

Yes. Ironsworn is designed to be run either split or co-op without a GM (although it does have additional bits if you want to run with a GM). I recently just started my first game - haven’t gotten very far into it, though.

Stunning! Well done!

How do you feel about it? Was it a fun project? Are you excited to have it finished, or sad to be done?

You’re only as old as you feel!

I believe you mean “borb”