Lands of Evershade - 2nd Dev Diary 

I just want to say that the ship book was one of the best part of ISS. So don't be shy to develop the camp mechanics. Can it become a fort? A castle? Can it be attacked? Do you get additional bonuses from it? Etc...

Super excited to see such a game viable with a single character!

Thank you for sharing more of the game! Everything looks excellent, and I am very excited. I also really appreciate the transparency in development. The game looks very deep and full of consequential choices, which is exactly what I want in a game. Well done so far !! ✅

Please make a companion app with the voice acted logs similarly to what we have in ISS Vanguard. It saves so much time and is even more immersive.

This is looking super interesting and immersive, great job 😁👍

About the secret sheets and close ups to dungeons and cities. I really think they should be a bit bigger. I can totally see this being too small for a 5 player game

Love the first impression of the Fate system. And I love the idea of rewarding the acceptance of a fail.

I'd love a streamlined replay model. It's hard to find the time to do a full replay to explore alternative storylines so would be great to find a way to replay and minimise repeated storylines and the grind of combat.

I like that upgradable camp sheet - very neat.

Excellent video Krzysztof and Ernest, thank you.

This looks stellar! I love that you’re showing it off so early on, will definitely build the hype for the game!

I like everything about LoE in this video update. Thank you for this!!!

Definitely very interesting. I look forward to hearing more as I can see myself enjoyjng this a lot. Thank you.

This looks really interesting. I’m excited! Also +1 for true solo.

Looks great! I love the zoom in-out of the sheets and how flexible those can be. It may just not be shown, but I'm kind of missing random circumstances aside from just going to each location and doing a CYOA check. Right now I'm not sure it feels like exploration across a countryside so much as like... just visiting nodes on a map.

Thanks for another great peek behind the curtain! Much appreciated. One request though, and perhaps a weird one, can you please consider changing the color of the tracker cubes? They ALWAYS are red. Maybe a fresh and hopeful green or inspiring golden yellow or even a magical and mysterious purple...

I want etherfields 2. Chop chop

Like the two sheets layout that can lead to many surprises, and this is what I look for a game like that. I am not convinced by the dice mechanism because with this sort of game I grumble all the time. For instance in iss vanguard we arrived in our first planet burn, without rations because bad luck with dice, and we have suffered the next 2 hours to survive. What is a pleasure of this? The consequence: all players leave and I may continue solo I want to… please do not do the same mistake with this game. Do not use dice to choose between success or failure ! But use them to code equivalent path for the same success, for instance if you succeed to travel with boat maybe you want to tell multiple success adventure like discovering something or in another path find someone etc. But please do not use dice to choose if we will fail or succeeds

Will the adventures have around the same length or will some of them be longer/shorter? I think the idea of having multiple arcs throughout a campaign is fun and interesting when it comes to replayability. Will you be able to mix and match these adventures as well? Can we for example run Adventure A, but then have a choice of running Adventure B or Adventure C?

Just a question...If you had ignored the boat, would you have had to re-roll Intellect again even though you knew it was there? Or could you simply have chosen to explore the place and then return? (obviously this is an example that applies on a large scale, if I discover a door and I don't go in now, I know it exists. Do I have to rediscover it or do I just go there?)

hoep it's will be a quick game session

I for one would love to see combat grounds of variable sizes and not the same square sheet all the time.

Hello. I think I'm not convinced by the mechanics of the dice. I would like it to not depend so much on luck with the dice or that the rolls could be corrected in multiple ways.

I don't get where it was instructed with the boat that you needed get 2 successes

I dont really like rolls for ability checks, i very prefer the Tainyed grail way, where tou have static values to reach

Hello, may I ask who's the writer of the story?

I would want more dungeon crawling on a lot larger map. This feels very much like Tainted Grail where it is totally dependent on the story. I want a more monster slaying, room discovery and loot. More of a sprawling map like Descent 2nd edition or Middara.

Looks more of the same from AR (this could be good for some)

I'm torn. Do I back Grimcoven or Lands of Evershade when it drops? AHHHHHH.

I know it is early stage of developement and many things gonna change but I want to point it anyway. Map looks great but those dividing lines between regions are very odd and artificial. I'm not cartographer but very often, before satelites era, border lines on maps were going through some obstacles (like hills, rivers, ruins, slopes, cliffs, etc.) or other characteristic pieces of landscape and markers. Maybe use some different type of lines (dots, dashes) according to type of terrain instead only a color. Currently it looks like Google Maps.

So can you guys address the accusations of using ai-generated art in your key art and advertising? The key art featured on your gamefound page is very nebulous and provides no credits. Who are the supposed "8 people 2D art" that your page claims are working in your company and why can't I find any information on your employees? I'd be interested in backing your project if you are willing to answer these questions.

Don’t these themes seem a little… derivative? First we got the Bloodborne AI look-a-like and now a dark souls/elden ring attempt?