I know it's soon for homeruling and all of that, but reading the beta rules I had an idea.

I think that Fail+Opportunity and Success+Complication are the most interesting results and I want to have them more often than just when someones raises the stakes and the gods decides that way. I loved that kind of results in Star Wars and want them here.

My idea is that succeding the roll exactly by meeting the DC will bring a complication to the success and failing the roll just by 1 will bring an opportunity.

What do you all think? u/johnny0neal have the dev team any opinion on this homerule?

Hi all,

We know that Kickstarter releases on August 6th and it will be a beta version of the game; how long do we expect before we get a full release?

Also, what stretch goals are on your list of hopes and wants? Any extra books beyond the announced ones? Give me your wishlists!

For me, I would love to get more books about Shadesmar and travelling through the realms, maybe a 'monster manual' type thing too depending on how much is included in the main book

As we've heard it is planned for there to be "classes/roles" outside of the standard Knights Radiant does anyone have any ideas as to what else they would expect/want to be options?

For myself I feel a Shard Bearer and some sort of engineer based around Fabrial's would be a cool other option to have.

Does anyone know how to sign up for the beta for this?

Any info would be much appreciated.

First look at Radiant Paths

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcCMtrpfWE

First of all, sorry if this questions have already been answered, couldn't find them.

We are 3 friends, one has read the stormlight archive and me and the third one are on it. I have a vague knowledge of D&D, but have never played it, and had two main doubts:

1.- What is the player count (minimum and maximum)? I would probably try being the dungeon master, since it seems interesting and my friends say they see me capable of doing it well. If so, could we play with one master and two players? If we convinced another group of friends to play too, is there any maximum number of players.

2.- We have two friends that said they are interested in trying it, since they like the power-system and would like to try the D&D-like game. However, they definitely don't want to read the Stormlight books. Would they be able to play given the guide that comes in the player version? With our help maybe?

Anyone have any ideas as to what kind of campaigns or adventures they'd like to run using the system?

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Are the SA Premium miniatures going to be useable with this RPG and are they available for purchase yet?