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There's still a month until the expansion, right? My question concerns the next month. Until the expansion...

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I want to work for the king-maniac! I want to get a contract on the king-maniac! I want to feed the king-maniac to the Shunites! I want to finally create a quest about Saghar and eat the king-maniac!

And I just want to get the king-maniac's hands, feet, and head. You can give the torso to the Shunites... :smile51: Actually, no... Bring me the whole thing, and I'll divide it up to my liking... :mad:

Yashchur, tell me what setting would be cool to explore, and I'll come up with a game for it.

the setting is suitable for 10-11 players, I think.
there are problems with recruiting players.

Yashur, tell me what setting would be cool to use, and I'll come up with a game for it.

Any setting that doesn't have gods, demons, blindness, or randomness.

With that kind of attitude, let’s go play the expansion together, we’ll be two “shuniyas.”

Okay, here's a Mafia-themed game. The idea came up, let's try to implement it properly. If something goes wrong, please don't be too harsh.

I'm working on a Mafia-themed project with masks, so I'll be drawing the pictures, but I'm not really in the mood for drawing right now. What do you think – should I quickly create a set with somewhat rough traditional-style illustrations, or wait until I'm in a better mood and can produce higher-quality artwork?

Whatever is more convenient for you.

Wait for the right mood.

I'm all for quality.

Fine, then sit around like losers until summer, and I'll go play.

Let’s wait until summer.

I agree, let's wait.

Since we're already having this discussion, maybe I can present a new setting that I mentioned in the previous conversation, and we can play a game of Mafia based on it. I might not even need to draw anything myself, just do some minor photoshopping. I think you'll like this setting, and I already like it more than the current space opera one.

Glad to see your enthusiasm, Kosha. No sarcasm.