"Dark fantasy D&D 4e" has me obsessed; right up my alley. I've been running 4e weekly for over a year now, and this addresses a lot of the little stumbling blocks I've experienced with it.

I love what this game is offering. I've been reading through the pdf over the last few days, and my friend and I tried it out on a whim today, which admittedly was not the best way to see the game in motion for the first time, but I definitely could see myself playing and running more of this.

One major mechanical question that came up: a character can only attempt one deed per turn, but the Wait action ends your turn and lets you take a second turn in the late phase of the combat round. Does that mean you can use a deed in the early phase, Wait, then use another deed during your secondary turn in the late phase? My instinct was that wasn't the intended interaction, but as-written that does seem like a valid strategy.

Hello. I've been reading the book and I must honestly say it is the first OSR game I'm excited to play. Our monday gaming group may in fact play the new 2.0 edition as our next campaign in week after next. I'm hoping to play Earth Craft using Conjurer, since messing with obstacles and breaking them for a blast sounds very fun, and terrain manipulation is good control thing.

I would however like to mention that at few places the calling names are wrong. On Page 88 the table lists "magician" instead of "conjuror", and page 109 has "improve core features as a brigand" despite the calling being marauder. These are very minor things, but I figured I mention them in case such may be of help.

Huge fan of the original, excited to see all the new changes!

Are the interior artists credited anywhere, or is this all just good stock art?

Hey! I wanted to ask a question about the first day. When the players are controlling multiple characters, are you supposed to bring all those characters into combat when it occurs?

That seems to be the intent, just making sure I don't accidentally run a combat that's way more complex than it's supposed to be.

This is the first TTRPG thing I've ever bought. I love this idea. And this line, "You don't get to choose where you came from, but you do get to choose who you become." As a person who changed their careers, from journalist/photographer to truck driver/logistics, I get this line.

Just found out about this, and I'm loving it! Nice work!
I might've found a typo on page 8:

(Don't be afraid to try and 'win' at this game: after all, your character is trying to 'win' by staying alive and going after when they want.)

Congrats on 2.0!

I wrote a review of Trespasser. Played in a ~30 session campaign of it last year. 

TL;DR is that it's a fun game! I recommend it if you want a tactical fantasy RPG. 

Link to review:

https://boxman214.bearblog.dev/a-review-of-the-trespasser-ttrpg/

this looks incredible, I love the idea of a game that straddles two of my favorite (and seemingly contradictory) styles of play!

Hey tundalus! I saw you mentioned an update coming a few posts back. Is there any update on that? The excitement is killing me!

Hi! Is the game no longer under development? It looks really awesome I'd love to see it finished, just wondering what's been happening since we haven't gotten an update in a year!

Hi,

In the peasant generator, the lineages provide some bonuses to stats. However, in the book, I can't find these bonuses listed anywhere. Do lineages actually provide bonuses?

This looks like an awesome game.  Any idea when you will have the monster entries complete, or at least the formula for creating your own monsters?

hiya! had one more question on the rules of this game:

Can peasants take opportunity attacks or use manuevers?

really love this game!! the combat and rules seem so clean, and the vibes are so great! a mix of old school gritty with new school streamlined design :D

one question - for actions with Melee/Conjury, do they require BOTH a conjury item and a melee weapon? Or just one of them? Saw a few in the Blood and Earth themes like thay.

Looking solid so far.  I really like the alignment system.  Don't recall seeing anything quite like it.  So much more nuanced than straight good and evil

Great project!

I'm really liking the rules, eager to try this with my party. One piece of feedback I'd like to give is that the font used for headers looks awesomely stylish but is also hard to read, so looking quickly for a header is not very easy.

This game looks incredible, and I can't wait to play it. The only thing I could see that might be an issue with this game in terms of how my table does things is the initiative system. I usually like games that alternate sides instead of having all units on a side go in a single phase. But that's really just a small nitpick, because I think this is a great ruleset for getting some of the OSR-inspired dungeon crawler vibe into a streamlined tactical experience. 

This is a great looking ruleset. Layout is really clean too. Would love to see a VTT implementation down the road. Good work.