Critical Role's Daggerheart game system offers a D&D-esque experience that's still distinct and refreshing.
Daggerheart combines mechanics from a variety of different tabletop RPG systems in a mostly successful way that should appeal to players used to playing Dungeons & Dragons. Earlier this week, Darrington Press released the open playtest beta for Daggerheart, its new heroic fantasy tabletop RPG that's clearly meant as a D&D alternative.
It took a couple of rounds for both the players and I to get used to the new mechanics of Daggerheart, and there were still parts of the game that sort of got brushed over in our first run through. Because the players had played together at the table for so long, there wasn't much issue with them sharing the spotlight without the use of an initiative system.
Within combat, it did take both players and myself some time to really understand"what" all could be done in an action and I think there could be a little more clarity within the ruleset.
The monster statblocks were ... fine for the most part, although I didn't like that the monsters in the Playtest had almost all their cool abilities locked behind a GM Move that needed to be activated using Fear points.
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