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* PopularWithFurries: Both its blessing and its curse really.
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** The first edition of the game has a HitPoint system. The problem: you fall unconscious and have to start making death saving throws if you lose ''half'' of your total HP. And depending on character build and equipment, this can happen very easily.
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** The first edition of the game has a HitPoint system. The problem: you fall unconscious and have to start making death saving throws if you lose ''half'' of your total HP. And depending on character build and equipment, this can happen very easily.easily.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting. But its reputation as "[[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting. But its reputation as "[[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.success, [[ValuesDissonance at least in the States]].
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting. But its reputation as "[[FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting. But its reputation as "[[FurryFandom "[[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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** ''Book of Adventure'' was scheduled for July, it was published in late October. But they did reach a stretch goal adding a whole new adventure to the book.
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** Actually, practically everybody has some degree of moral ambiguity. Take Lady Amalsand, is she a power-hungry necrophiliac? Or merely an eccentric trying to protect herself and her children from misunderstanding TorchesAndPitchforks. I mean [[spoiler: she did murder her ex-husband for kicking her out, though her reason for marrying him in the first place was his fortified castle.]]
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Last one. THIS mechanic is the main reason our 1e Ironclaw game never got going.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying, which can be problematic for a player who isn't good at maths.
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* ScrappyMechanic: ScrappyMechanic:
** Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying, which can be problematic for a player who isn't good atmaths.maths.
** The first edition of the game has a HitPoint system. The problem: you fall unconscious and have to start making death saving throws if you lose ''half'' of your total HP. And depending on character build and equipment, this can happen very easily.
** Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying, which can be problematic for a player who isn't good at
** The first edition of the game has a HitPoint system. The problem: you fall unconscious and have to start making death saving throws if you lose ''half'' of your total HP. And depending on character build and equipment, this can happen very easily.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Are the Bisclavret a progressive-minded faction and the [[OnlySaneMan only sane noble house]] who left behind outdated traditions for the sake of progress, or greedy, oppressive conquerers who threw away their heritage and betrayed their kin? The in-game lore supports both interpretations.
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Rewording AGAIN... sigh.
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* ScheduleSlip: Several books for the game have been released infamously late; the ''Book of Jade'', promised to be released several months after being funded through Kickstarter, ended up being released almost a year later. This ''could'' be excused as Sanguine Games being a small company, but other small companies do not have the same problem to nearly this degree.
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* ScheduleSlip: Several books for the game have been released infamously late; the ''Book of Jade'', promised to be released several months after being funded through Kickstarter, ended up being released almost a year later. This ''could'' be excused as Sanguine Games being a small company, but there are other small companies that do not have the same problem to nearly this degree.
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Rewording because on second thought, being a small company isn\'t much of an excuse anymore.
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* ScheduleSlip: While Sanguine Games is a small company, and thus this can be excused to a certain degree, several books from the company have been released infamously late.
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* ScheduleSlip: While Sanguine Games is a small company, and thus this can be excused to a certain degree, several Several books from for the company game have been released infamously late.late; the ''Book of Jade'', promised to be released several months after being funded through Kickstarter, ended up being released almost a year later. This ''could'' be excused as Sanguine Games being a small company, but other small companies do not have the same problem to nearly this degree.
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* ScheduleSlip: While Sanguine Games is a small company, and thus this can be excused to a certain degree, several books from the company have been released infamously late.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying.carrying, which can be problematic for a player who isn't good at maths.
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I\'ve had a few players complain to me about this mechanic. Personally I don\'t like it either. I think that\'s enough to warrant putting it here.
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* FanService: A number of the illustrations, particularly of the [[NubileSavage Phelan]], portray scantily clad females. Along with a few similarly attired males as well.
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* FanService: A number of the illustrations, particularly of the [[NubileSavage Phelan]], portray scantily clad females. Along with a few similarly attired males as well.well.
* ScrappyMechanic: Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying.
* ScrappyMechanic: Item weights are listed in stones. Not too bad, except that items lighter than a stone (14 lbs.) are listed as ''fractions'' of stones, rather than in pounds as you'd expect. This can result in a lot of time spent adding up fractions (or decimals, if you convert them to decimals) in order to work out exactly how much a character is carrying.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting, and that it. But its reputation as "[[FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting, and that it.setting. But its reputation as "[[FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Few tabletop RPG fans who have actually read its sourcebooks would dispute that Ironclaw is a very well-made game in terms of both mechanics and setting, and that it. But its reputation as "[[FurryFandom the furry RPG]]" has unfortunately limited its success.
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* FanDisservice: Lady Amalsand Jakoba seems to prefer rather revealing dresses, but she looks emaciated and at least [[IWasQuiteALooker ten years past her prime]].
* FanService: A number of the illustrations, particularly of the [[NubileSavage Phelan]], portray scantily clad females. Along with a few similarly attired males as well.
* FanService: A number of the illustrations, particularly of the [[NubileSavage Phelan]], portray scantily clad females. Along with a few similarly attired males as well.
