Swyvers - An urban heist roleplaying game

YouTube review + MEATHEADS
10 months ago – Wed, Feb 14, 2024 at 01:00:41 PM

Hello fellow crime enjoyers!

We're learning all about VTTs and figuring it out, nothing to report there yet though. Two fun things to report though! First we have received an excellent system explanation and review over on YouTube which anyone in any doubt about the game should watch. By the end you'll know whether or not it's for you:

 Neat!

Since everyone reading this is a gamer of impeccable taste amd style you might like to know that some of our dear sweet friends also have a Kickstarter running. It is, in their words:

Linked by Chainmail (1971), tempered by Original Dungeons & Dragons (1974) and hammered with inspiration from Whitehack (2023), Wolves Upon the Coast (2021), and Troika! (2019). Decades of old school gaming collected and crumbled into a foul form. Meatheads is a dungeon crawler through and through - all buff, no fluff.

Check out MEATHEADS. I backed it: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/meatheadsdungeon/meatheads/description

Thanks for the support, and remember to tell your friends about Swyvers (and Meatheads)!

-Dan 

Swyvers on Vintage RPG
10 months ago – Mon, Feb 12, 2024 at 07:50:51 AM

David Hoskins and Luke Gearing are on the VintageRPG podcast talking all things Swyvers! Check it out here .

No Bells OR Whistles Limited Cover Tier
10 months ago – Fri, Feb 09, 2024 at 07:52:06 AM

You spoke (a lot) and we listened! We talked to the printers and made sure we can get that much nice cover material and they said yes! Hooray!

Either way, we have added a tier to get the limited cover on its own. If anyone is desperate to get just the coins, we will undoubtedly have some left over when Backerkit comes around, so we will make those available for anyone who wants them.

We're also adding a section with our best guess at postage prices, so keep an eye out for that.

Speak soon!

-Dan

VTT?
10 months ago – Wed, Feb 07, 2024 at 06:19:30 PM

We are about to hit the point where we can seriously think about a virtual tabletop implementation. Neat! 

So here's the question: What is the most essential VTT, in your opinion?  

We'll investigate everything, and might do several, or might fail miserably at everything, but we're gonna get started either way. Let us know your thoughts!

Speak soon, bookmark or bust,

-Dan