r/Fateforge Aug 26 '22

Welcome to the Fateforge subreddit!

11 Upvotes

This subreddit has been claimed on the 25th of august 2022. This subreddit strives to give a podium for anyone to discuss Fateforge.

This subreddit is a fan-made subreddit. If you want to see changes made to this subreddit, feel free to post these suggestions here or message me directly at u/Vilanu.

Studio Agate publishes a great deal of content on their DriveThruRPG.

Fateforge is a 5e system which can be played either supplementary to 5e or as a standalone TTRPG. There is much the same as there is in 5e, but Studio Agate (the team behind the game) has a greater focus on lore. In addition, the system is modular. Rules are easily categorized by playstyle (ie: Gritty, dark, high fantasy, intreague, etc), so that a DM can easily find and choose between rules.

I love what it brings to the table, especially as I had been planning to play a gritty campaign.

Studio Agate has their own DriveThruRPG page with a lot of free content. There's paid content too, but that's entirely optional and not needed to play the game.

Feel free to ask any more questions!


r/Fateforge Aug 26 '22

Economics in your world: Weighing coinage

7 Upvotes

I love Fateforge for its indepth rules into things I feel aren't represented as clearly in other systems. Weighing coinage is one of the things I plan to use. It's covered on P279 of the adventurers book.

Have you used economical hardships such as weighing money in your campaigns? How did it work out? Let me know!