Looks very clean and more importantly, focused on the theme with laser focus. I agree with you about reams of text, especially lore/setting. Inspirisles is very minimalist and relies on the GM to fill the creative gaps.
@@Bastionland Honestly Bastionland and Heart (I just hadnt gotten to Spire yet) really filled me with inspiration when I picked both up at the same time this winter. It's hard to put my finger on what exactly your work and theirs share in common but whatever it is, I like that thing.
The classes are the most challenging aspect of the game for me, and if I ran the game I think I'd be tempted to change them a bit. My issue is that many feel to installed in the architecture of society to meaningfully rebel. Maybe what they stand to loose is the poin,t but I could never see characters who benefit so much from society getting their hands dirty trying to fight it.
Thanks for showing Spire off, inspiring stuff.
I intend on watching this video at a later point.. I saw the "shut up and sit down" video on spire and am intrigued. Thanks in advance for the video!
Looks very clean and more importantly, focused on the theme with laser focus. I agree with you about reams of text, especially lore/setting. Inspirisles is very minimalist and relies on the GM to fill the creative gaps.
It has a really good balance of feeling concise and straightforward, but also lush and descriptive. Not many books get that right.
Heart: The City Beneath is amazing, check it out as well!
Definitely!
@@Bastionland Honestly Bastionland and Heart (I just hadnt gotten to Spire yet) really filled me with inspiration when I picked both up at the same time this winter. It's hard to put my finger on what exactly your work and theirs share in common but whatever it is, I like that thing.
The classes are the most challenging aspect of the game for me, and if I ran the game I think I'd be tempted to change them a bit. My issue is that many feel to installed in the architecture of society to meaningfully rebel. Maybe what they stand to loose is the poin,t but I could never see characters who benefit so much from society getting their hands dirty trying to fight it.