u/mortivas

There is definitely something really enjoyable about coming up with a good organization system for your decks. I love what you've done!

Are the deck details printed on the boxes or on some clear stickers?

Glad I could help!

I also forgot Arakeyne, but (for the time being) it hasn't been translated to English (it was written in Korean). Definitely another one to follow! https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/2660211/fanmade-adventure-arakeyne-korean

Pardon this reddit noob. Would it be possible to have this added as a sticky item, or in the top bar of this sub? Definitely seems like a great resource for new players.

Also, there are a handful of Community-built adventures: ArchEnvy, Flight of the Royal Fortune, and Arakeyne. Would it make sense to add them here, or in a separate post (as they aren't 'official' adventures)?

The two that I'm aware of are:

-Flight of the Royal Fortune buy u/mmlehto:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1st3tor_fm4yzDuEAuUh4c51AcbDYIVJVGB8iQW-1sLM

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-Archenvy by u/AccordingCharacter15:

https://www.reddit.com/r/KeyforgeGame/comments/mlgrhb/i_made_my_own_solocoop_scenario_cant_wait_for/

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Both are really well done, play differently, and are worth looking into! I did come across r/KeyForgeAdventures, which I imagine will end up being a good location for more community adventures!

I sincerely hope your day has gotten better since making this comment.

A friendly reminder that putting someone down for spending their time and energy making content for a game you (presumably) like is not funny or cool. I'm sure you can draw a comparison in your own life to how you would feel if someone pointlessly bashed on something you were proud of or passionate about.

I know it's tough... often my own first inclination is one of negativity as well. However, it's self-serving. While it may feel good in the moment this is temporary and is at the cost of the joy/happiness of others. The world has enough people trying to put others down.

Each day you have the power to decide whether or not you want to make the world a better place. I do hope you'll at least consider how your actions fit into that.

<3
Mort

It's clear from your analogy that you can't possibly understand the suffering and torment of a stillbirth. If you did, you'd know it's an experience that is completely unrelatable, certainly not in any way to a card game.

Obviously the damage is done, but how you personally respond to this is incredibly important. You can carry on, explaining this away and considering yourself in the right-- assuming everyone is just being sensitive/unreasonable.

Or, you can learn from this and try to personally better yourself. Try to put yourself in the shoes of someone having experienced stillbirth. Consider why you thought making light of something so serious and life-impacting would be funny. Do a little introspection as to how you'd feel if someone joked about something so deeply personal and upsetting to you.

I do hope you'll at least consider option #2. Your gut reaction will likely be one of resistance (maybe anger), and that's normal. I encourage you to take time to get past that and really think on this. I think you'll be better for it.

Fellow Michigan Forger here (and admin of the Michigan Keyforge Den discord). Pre-pandemic there were weekly events scattered around the state. These were mainly in the greater Detroit area, as well as Mid-Michigan, Lansing, and Grand Rapids. I'm not aware of any of these locations starting up in-person play yet.

I know it can be discouraging, but in terms of Keyforge we're still on the ground floor in the state (and covid has not helped), so if there's nothing around you that's a great opportunity to try and start something. I've mostly done this by running teaching events in game stores. If you'd got a couple friends that do play a great way to start some conversations is to just casually play weekly at your LGS (covid-permitting of course). In my experience there are no shortage of other folks who are curious and will stop by to watch/inquire. It also helps to show the store owners there is someone locally interested in the game.

As far as getting connected to the other players in the state I highly recommend joining the Michigan KeyForge Den discord (http://mi.keyforgeden.com/). It's pretty quiet in these pandemic times, but I expect things to pick back up once in-person play is possible.

Feel free to DM me here (or on Discord Mortivas#7669) if you've got any questions!

I'm US-based and happy to send along of Saurian decks for the cost of shipping. Sent ya a DM!

I'd definitely recommend it! One piece of advice... if playing co-op start with two decks that have the same three houses. From there you can scale up difficulty by reducing the amount houses overlap!

Good luck!

J.O.N. Cargo, or as I like to call them: J.O.N. Garbo

I've probably created what's closest to an exhaustive list for use with the KeyForge Content Bot (For discord). It's only really digestible if you plug the feeds into an RSS reader. If you're interested in that, you can find the primary content feeds over at https://kcb.mortivas.com/

While I can't speak for the other creators I'd say don't let duplicating type of content prevent you from getting started. There's plenty of room for more content, just you being you will help to set your content apart.

I've also put together a discord for various Creators in the KF space. It's relatively quiet, but can be a good location to collaborate with other creators. Details here: https://twitter.com/mortivas/status/1219807040488509445

A really cool and creative take on a key. Love it!