When an A loves B senpai, but is also very shy about it.

My husband played the whole thing. Its only redeeming qualities are the story holding up and Nanaki being adorkable.

This post brought to you by historical fencing, where the only scoring points against armored opponents are in the joints

...cuz that'd be the only spots you could actually dig in

Also, armor is why hammers and halberds were popular.

TAURS TAURS TAURS TAURS

Actually, looking closer: this house has no outside doors at all. It's a closed box.

I personally like how either the garage is on the back end of the house, or even funnier: the front of the house doesn't have any entrance.

We joke, but that one has been an actual source of contention for some people.

LOL, basically!

Death Stranding isn't really my cup of tea, but this guy should be in every piece of media from now on.

Enemy damage should be a bit on the low side compared to handbook suggestions, but I figure a solo character needs a little grace here.

If things aren't hitting hard enough, you could always upgrade the dice to d10s.

(4/4) On a roll with Hope, apply the damage, with Fear, don't.

Should simplify things enough for solo play (at least through Tier 3) while retaining the flavor, I think.

Let me know your thoughts!

(3/4) Encounters should have an adversary level sum of 5 if your character is truly alone, or 8 with a partner.

If your character deals Stress damage, you might want to roll 2d12 to see if that damage applies to their HP or not (since adversaries start with a Stress of 0).

(2/4) Assign levels 1-5 to adversaries, stats as follows:
- Diff (based on Tier) = 11, 14, 17
- Thresholds (based on Tier) = 8/16, 11/22, 20/35
- HP (Lvs 1-5) = 1,4,5,6,8
- Atk = +Tier
- dmg = (Tier)d8+Lv