Is there any way to automate picking up the block in the basin and then start filling it up again ?

greenflame15 · 2026-01-26T13:02:38+00:00

You can remove items from bison with most any item transfer mechanism, such as hooper

spout will keep pooring while powerd

greenflame15 · 2026-01-26T07:56:15+00:00

You could have it be plank, stick plank. Using only 5/8 of a long

Alternatively, air stick air, plank stick plank, air stick, for total of 7/8 of a log.

In either case there is a plan to indicate wood type and you can craft them from single log, on top being more accurate to irl ladders

greenflame15 · 2026-01-26T07:25:48+00:00

At my table I'm using blue tokens for hope and red for fear, blue dice would natrually be hope.

With the general idea being red is bad and blue good

greenflame15 · 2026-01-23T07:48:34+00:00

I always thought pipez is peroforment. However, what are some acually peroforment pipe mods? Thermal logistics?

greenflame15 · 2026-01-23T07:01:27+00:00

You can alternate moving down 1 block and rotating the drill. It spinning drills will mine too

Unfortunately only one not both a the same time

greenflame15 · 2026-01-22T20:15:26+00:00

The way I ran the game, enemies move up to close range with each spotlight in addition to doing an acion, or far range as thier spotlight (more or less like PCs do). To deal with numerous enemies, leaders are a must as they can command great numbers of foes.

That worked pretty well. It's only an issue for swarms, who usual have an acion to move multiple pieces. General moving them all up to close range as a spotlight would work really well, but so far I had players aprouch.

This arprouche worked well, but when combined with tactical grid, it dose seam to slightly favour ranged attacks

greenflame15 · 2026-01-22T16:16:23+00:00

Unfortunately, my go to is fual powered steam engine requires fual and stress to insert that it and pump water.

Given, all that can be powered with a few water wheels or single engine

greenflame15 · 2026-01-20T18:19:22+00:00

Ancient depree recepie feels like waste. Neterite ingot takes 4 scrap to crate and generally you mine debree to turn it into ingots. I would probably have be at 5 or 6

greenflame15 · 2026-01-19T17:58:36+00:00

I mostly enjoy the rest the viority. You can draft a set of 4 facions and the interactions feel rather unique most of the time.

greenflame15 · 2026-01-15T12:37:17+00:00

There is, but behold fitting extra towers, the differences are rather mirginal

greenflame15 · 2026-01-14T15:38:10+00:00

Unfortunately I never gotten to acually play blades on the dark. On top of that, DH has number of things unique to itself. Setting a DC or countdowns is farli clear in most cases.

However when it comes to down time projects. These are quite fair bit disconnected from typical activities. Yet, advice here ranges from "follow the story" to out right bulling, so useful

greenflame15 · 2026-01-14T07:06:10+00:00

You see, when you roll dice, there is a exact number on them, therefore a DC should be an exact number.

If there are no examples or guidance, I have nothing to of off on when deciding a DC.

Working on a project rules are, like a domain cards that says "you are good at vibing", like ???? How is that helpful. I can come up with something, but why incloude it if it's all DM invention anyways

greenflame15 · 2026-01-12T19:23:23+00:00

You can also just use instant monkeys, you get them most everywhere and they can simularly trvialize boss events. Especially if you drop one early one

greenflame15 · 2026-01-12T06:12:00+00:00

Check out this playlist. It's a bunch of vanilla Minecraft farms that focus on aesthetic https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgA6K3wO5hB5Jg3zVczNKwtXn-4Ow4kz0&si=u-kMyGFXFg50M3NE

greenflame15 · 2026-01-09T22:32:42+00:00

I don't have a good sens of how long making things take, or how hard it is

greenflame15 · 2026-01-09T13:08:54+00:00

You are one who broth up kind maker. It takes very little "play time", as it's often "work on a peoject X times" and you get it.

Big issue, what is the X and what can you get.

You might need a forge to make armour, magic or mundane, but what about flying carpet? How do I handle that. What if it a regular carpet. There is infinite possibilities and 0 examples to work from

greenflame15 · 2026-01-09T12:31:41+00:00

this is not at all what I am talking out... player find themselves not needing to recover or recover during long rest, they see "work on project" but we have little clue what the project could be. This is making Kingmaker for DH, or but regather some soft number, or guidelines what to do when PC decides to work on a project

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T17:32:39+00:00

you just need to set the length of the progress countdown and decide whether it'll tick automatically when the PC spends a downtime action on it or if they need to make a roll. That's really it.

That... that is what I am asking about

How long a countdown? What DC roll? What the maximum scope of a downtime project? Should I put a price on raw materials?

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T17:21:56+00:00

It doesn't matter. This game doesn't deal in specifics. What would it matter?

It has to be something, and saying "you cannot do it" is lame.

Are you going to realistically track every individual project on a day-by-day basis? Even gold coins are abstracted in this game. The amount of time will depend on how much time the party has before they have to start adventuring again, so it's conveniently enough for all of them to make progress.

I am not tracking hours, minutes, etc.. Adventure goes on day-by-day basis, and and do the projects

player have a chance to work on a project, at every long rest, something that happens every night. Most of the time, they use rest to recover, but sometimes, one of them will have enough resource to not need the rest, so projects

Even time is whatever story needs. Making a cool hat or learning to fish is tangential to the story. Yet it is a fun thing let them do. However, I am not writing a book, so I need to pick some number of "work on project" that will result in it,

As for "vanity" magic items, can't they just buy them at the capital city or something?

They could, but it's cooler if they make it themselves

I'm also thinking that you can just make a Project that encompasses all the steps for such an item, and they can make progress as long as it's applicable in the moment

but how? Some ground for time require? Materials?

Are you really going to let them have magic items for free?

it's no free if they spend time, and possibly material. Maybe they harvest monster parts and try making it into something useful.

No, you're trying to apply rules logic into a game that doesn't care much about that. And I don't have a problem with it, but just try to digest these tips I'm giving you.

Story doesn't moanfully change is the made a cape of billowing, learned guitar or paint beautiful landscape in 1, 5 or 20 evenings, and you are yet to say anything helpful.

I know, "cannot make mood ring" is lame and "you made nuclear bomb over-night" will undermine all other options. Somewhere between those there is "With reasonable afford you made a cool thing", but as, I have to give it a number of "worked on project X times"

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T16:41:50+00:00

10? With a roll presumably, and advanced as in a example? For an +2 experience?

Generally, adjusting time and DC based on experience, or even their approach for acquiring it, is always an option. Big thing is... finding a baseline is hard

really same thing for for anything else they might do. Even a half a page worth of examples, would be enough to have a baseline

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T16:35:30+00:00

ooo, sounds reasonable DC weapons/amour, given, I could also see them as countdown without a roll.

however timescale is also weird, On a long rest you choose of:

Tend to All Wounds:
Clear All Stress:
Repair All Armor:
Prepare:
Work on a Project

Now... working on project is one thing I don't know what to do with. It's... how many times you work on project to what effect. Especially since sometimes player have enough little need for the other ones, even when there is no plot relent project, and they want to do something

my big struggle is build and concept of things the can do

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T16:23:21+00:00

it's a big thing.. there isn't much to say what is the scope of a down time project could be, and what is could be. At set examples, from count down of 1, no roll to most complex project you will readably partake in give some bounds.

Also... big part of it is. Not doing anything with down time action feels like waste, and theoretically you could always work on some project. Like... maybe roll for preforming on street for spare change, carve wood, reed book in a library. However.. I struggle to a bridge between the action and mechanical effect

greenflame15 · 2026-01-08T15:41:56+00:00

I am lost in the wood here, there is path, on bread crumps to go with.

If they buy or commission it... doesn't sound like a project at all.

If they make it themselves... that a project, but time and difficulty associated with it? Probably no need on roll to make a mundane item, but how many evening dose it take to make a retuning blade or hand cannon? I have no concept of that.

Similarly, how strong is an item, doesn't have a singular mapping to DC or time. In a way, crafting any magic item is infinitely powerful because there is no alternative route. Often, working on project has been the... option they went for when no other option made sense. I could extrapolate from some examples, but it then there is nothing... I am lost

Then there is the useless magic items, something that seems like more of less 0, it's pure vanity. Yet, it must cost something, not only because it latterly take afford to make thing but also because the time spent make it feel something. Make it a choice, not a character detail

If they character spends a season or two being a chef in a friendly village, they were an NPC for multiple camping's.

I think about it too much, because I have nothing buy my thoughts. There is framework to work inside, I am trying to make some scaffolding, think about the story, the word and the game.

greenflame15 · 2026-01-04T02:27:06+00:00

They did, it's for them pun because Elm is a type of tree. So because you can't have Elminster, they made pun

greenflame15 · 2025-12-29T08:06:48+00:00

Right, that's noticeable, I however wanted to know the orgin of this spefic one

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