Possibly some good mini’s
Zombicide: Dead Man Tales, board game is live on Kickstarter and it looks like a bunch of minis that would work well for Pirate Borg. I backed it in hopes of having a bunch of pirate zombies to terrorize by players with.
Zombicide: Dead Man Tales, board game is live on Kickstarter and it looks like a bunch of minis that would work well for Pirate Borg. I backed it in hopes of having a bunch of pirate zombies to terrorize by players with.
Hello everyone! So books I have in hand are corebook, DaYD, Cabin fever, ravaged by storms (pdf) a few different zines, including the trapped in tropics.
The idea is we have a watch together for the next while and they really enjoy curse of skeleton point. So I just want to make some sandbox goodness. I see the jungle generator, I’ve made a few islands from the datd and a couple hex generated islands to try out. The Patreon port generators I was wondering if there was temple/ruins generator?
One of the quests I want to run will have them finding a map that leads to an island which if they survive the nonsense will get to the x which will be a half sunken temple. So yeah! Thanks in advance
Does anyone know if there are plans to restock these reference cards? They are sold out everywhere and the ones from Tropics are already helpful so I'd like to complement them with the complete set. Cheers.
I’m coming from B/X and I’ve really fallen in love with Pirate Borg, but I’m confused about how time tracking works. Sorry if I just missed something obvious in the book.
A lot of things are measured in hours (torches, debuffs, etc.), but the rules never explain how you’re supposed to keep track of those hours. It’s not like B/X, where there are turns and outdoor turns that keep ticking even when the PCs are “waiting.”
For example:
Is there a “right” way people handle this in Pirate Borg, either by RAW or just common practice? How do you decide when an hour has actually passed, and how do you stop players from trivializing time‑based effects by saying “we wait it out”?
Thanks to Adrian who gifted us with his review. Actually, I find it touching to hear such positive words about our first major project. Check his channel out!