After RPG

Managing two different character timelines felt tricky at first, but the way the past scenes feed into present decisions makes the storytelling feel really connected. I've been thinking about the game even between sessions which is a good sign.

The dual timeline mechanic is such a clever way to build character backstory naturally. I've run two sessions so far and my group is already deeply invested in both the present arc and those flashback scenes. Managing two characters per player adds just the right amount of strategic depth without sl

The idea of weaving past and present narratives is clever, but the rules for the "brief expositive forays" feel a bit vague in the book — our group spent too long debating how many flashbacks to allow. It's a decent concept, just needs clearer guidance for smoother play.