Hi!
Glad to hear this piece of news: Hearts of Wulin could be translated into french by Khelren. The world needs to know Inner Conflict. Wait… I mean: the Inner Conflict move, it’s a blast to play.
(and also, you have left the link to your dead tw*tter account on the itch page. Which in a way… is sort of cool as a statement.)
Yes-- I'll see what I can do to fix that. I don't have access to the original layout files for the reference sheets, so I'll have to see if I can kludge a solution.
I was able to open the PDF in Affinity publisher and edit it easily, but in so doing I lost the fonts. If you know what fonts they are, you might be able to do something similar but more effective.
I'm mastering a short (...maybe not as short as I thought at the beginning...) fantasy/mystery/romantic adventure for a 4 player/7 characters group and up 'til now it's all fun and failing spectacularly Inner Conflict move!
We come from danmei fandom and we were looking for a system to play out our favorite tropes and characters and this one is perfect. The archetypes of the playbooks are very adaptable and give you infinite possibilities for character creation, the rules are excellently balanced between interactions and fights and give you plenty of space to move from emotional moments to tense duels and facing supernatural entities. Plus, we are so in love with the entanglements system! PbtA is perfect for this kind of setting!
I've already purchased all the manuals for this ttrpg (this and Worlds on Drivethrurpg and Numberless secrets here, what a mess!) and I can't wait to explore more of its features!
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Hi! Glad to hear this piece of news: Hearts of Wulin could be translated into french by Khelren. The world needs to know Inner Conflict. Wait… I mean: the Inner Conflict move, it’s a blast to play.
(and also, you have left the link to your dead tw*tter account on the itch page. Which in a way… is sort of cool as a statement.)
Ah, TY-- I'll go through and fix some of the social contacts stiff.
I just received the notes from the French translator, answering questions and clarifying points. I'm excited to see how it eventually looks!
Can anyone verify for me if the issue with the play materials that exists in the DTRPG edition of this game is a problem here too?
Specifically, in the reference materials (but not in the actual book) Comfort and Support says:
When you assist a fellow PC, roll.
On a hit you lift them up: they may choose to give you a Bond with them or clear a marked Element.
On a 7-9 you may also clear an Element yourself, ask them a question they must answer, give them a Bond with you, or gain +1 Influence (Courtly).
In a scene, you may use this move to aid someone before or after a roll. Spend a Bond you created with them to give them a +1 to their roll.
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The bolded 7-9 is supposed to be a 10+ -- it's an extra benefit beyond the basic "on a hit" and if you check the book text, it's 10+Yes-- I'll see what I can do to fix that. I don't have access to the original layout files for the reference sheets, so I'll have to see if I can kludge a solution.
I was able to open the PDF in Affinity publisher and edit it easily, but in so doing I lost the fonts. If you know what fonts they are, you might be able to do something similar but more effective.
I will try that-- I have some of the fonts, but not all. A couple of them are no longer available from what I can tell.
Good luck! Let me know if I can help.
I will-- thanks!
Really glad you're enjoying it!
I'm in absolute love with this game!
I'm mastering a short (...maybe not as short as I thought at the beginning...) fantasy/mystery/romantic adventure for a 4 player/7 characters group and up 'til now it's all fun and failing spectacularly Inner Conflict move!
We come from danmei fandom and we were looking for a system to play out our favorite tropes and characters and this one is perfect. The archetypes of the playbooks are very adaptable and give you infinite possibilities for character creation, the rules are excellently balanced between interactions and fights and give you plenty of space to move from emotional moments to tense duels and facing supernatural entities. Plus, we are so in love with the entanglements system! PbtA is perfect for this kind of setting!
I've already purchased all the manuals for this ttrpg (this and Worlds on Drivethrurpg and Numberless secrets here, what a mess!) and I can't wait to explore more of its features!