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Grandpas Farm Rpg (GDR)

Publisher: Possible Worlds
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Grandpas Farm Rpg (GDR)
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Retail price 18,95€
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Grandpa’s Farm is a letter-writing roleplaying game inspired by slow-life video games like Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, and Stardew Valley. In Grandpa’s Farm, you’ve inherited a long-neglected farmstead and are about to spend the next four years of your life getting it up and running again. Each turn, you’ll draw from a deck a playing cards and interpret card values to determine the progress made on your farm over the course of a single season. With that progress in mind, you’ll then chronicle your revitalization efforts by writing a letter to a loved one. Optional mechanics are also included that allow you to alter your deck by trading or competing at local festivals. Removing cards will make certain kinds of progress more likely, and festivals can be roleplayed alone or with fellow players. To play Grandpa’s Farm, you’ll need: • One of more players • One standard deck of playing cards per player • Writing materials (paper and writing utensils) • A simple calculator (optional) • If playing alone, a second deck of cards for solo festival mechanics (optional) Grandpa's Farm is 24 pages long, and modifications are included for online play. Grandpa's Farm is illustrated by Evlyn Moreau. An artist and designer from Montreal, Canada, Evelyn loves to draw strange creatures and craft zines, and her work mixes illustrations and gaming materials in whimsical ways. She is the author of the blog “Le Chaudron Chromatique” and recently contributed to the RPG works Dissident Whispers, Hivemind, and Retropunk.
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Description Description
Grandpa’s Farm is a letter-writing roleplaying game inspired by slow-life video games like Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, and Stardew Valley. In Grandpa’s Farm, you’ve inherited a long-neglected farmstead and are about to spend the next four years of your life getting it up and running again. Each turn, you’ll draw from a deck a playing cards and interpret card values to determine the progress made on your farm over the course of a single season. With that progress in mind, you’ll then chronicle your revitalization efforts by writing a letter to a loved one. Optional mechanics are also included that allow you to alter your deck by trading or competing at local festivals. Removing cards will make certain kinds of progress more likely, and festivals can be roleplayed alone or with fellow players. To play Grandpa’s Farm, you’ll need: • One of more players • One standard deck of playing cards per player • Writing materials (paper and writing utensils) • A simple calculator (optional) • If playing alone, a second deck of cards for solo festival mechanics (optional) Grandpa's Farm is 24 pages long, and modifications are included for online play. Grandpa's Farm is illustrated by Evlyn Moreau. An artist and designer from Montreal, Canada, Evelyn loves to draw strange creatures and craft zines, and her work mixes illustrations and gaming materials in whimsical ways. She is the author of the blog “Le Chaudron Chromatique” and recently contributed to the RPG works Dissident Whispers, Hivemind, and Retropunk.
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Alternative names: Grandpa's Farm
BARCODE: ?????????
This was seen 701 times

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