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Knights of Frontier Valley - Tabletop Influence

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    [​IMG]Knights of Frontier Valley has been influenced by tabletop gaming:
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    The influence of tabletop RPGs - plus a big announcement!

    Tabletops inspired Knights of Frontier Valley. But there is more than that story to share.

    Venerable Knights of the Valley,

    Today I have an exciting announcement to make about a new partnership with a legendary tabletop game designer who will be working on Knights of Frontier Valley. But before I go into detail here, it is important to explain the massive influence tabletop RPGs had on the game, which is what makes this partnership so important.

    In the 1980s, countless hours of my lifetime went towards playing tabletop RPGs with my friends. When I wasn't playing, and I was alone in my room, I read pre-made adventure modules (or made my own) and dreamt of playing them.

    We started off with playing The Dark Eye, a German tabletop system inspired by Dungeons & Dragons™ (*). Then we switched over to D&D itself and stuck with it for years. Later we also tried other games including MERP, Midgard, Cyberpunk, and Call of Cthulu. I loved all of them, but D&D will always hold a special place in my heart.

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