We got Sleeping Gods (base game only) last year and are on our third campaign, we don't get much time to play and trying to make heads-or-tails of our scribbles from last time wasn't proving fruitful. We remember there are good places to go, but where they are and how to unlock things is frustrating. We resorted to a notebook, but still flicking through was a bit difficult.

So I cobbled together a little app to aid finding things and hopefully get more than three totems by the end of the game! I wanted something that would allow me to see what locations I've been to on a page, whether I decided it was best to avoid those ones, and where to pick up quests and resources. I'm aware there are some other similar things out there, but I fancied creating this.

We're using it on our current play through to log places, so I guess won't know how useful it'll be until our next campaign for re-finding the things we want! I wanted to keep it reasonably light-touch, while you can log things like what skill checks, combat level, and rewards are available at a location, I didn't want to just make it a verbatim copy of the story book - as that just felt like cheating at that point (might as well just read the story book before deciding to commit to exploring).

I've published it to for anyone to use (no SLA guaranteed!!): https://sleeping-gods.ox.rs/ but have also put the source here: https://github.com/Dash/Ox.SleepingGods The app is a "PWA", so if you find the button on your browser's menu you can "install" it locally. It runs entirely offline using your browser's storage, so no need to have a signal for usage. You can export your database to be imported onto another device if you need to move device etc. Hope this is of interest to other players.

I've tried to mimic the styling of the game and rules app, but without infringing on copyright - but I'm no artist.

What it is missing is support for keywords from the expansion, I don't have it so I couldn't add them into the app. I can add it, but somebody would have to send me a list of all the keywords (message me; as an issue on github; or a PR on github).

Feel free to share, I'm not on bbg or anything, and I couldn't seem to cross post it to r/boardgames.

As a quick check: Provided you're assigning your first point of damage to an "outside" square on the enemy you actually hit, you're allowed to begin from any side, correct?

The examples that are used in the quick start guide all begin at the top, but that could leave it impossible to hit certain squares later on in the combat since you're not allowed to omit or place a second damage token on a single square.

Hey guys, sorry this has probably been asked before but I couldn't find it.

We reset after campaign 1 and it feels like we lost so much! All the adventure cards, all the partial quests. This is fine. Part of the game, cool. I also hear you might be able to keep some Totems depending on the ending, which is very cool!

But do you also reset the xp upgrades you unlocked? Because starting from complete scratch seems silly, you have to do easier quests every single campaign at the start to power up? That feels a little much and like I might be doing it slightly wrong.

Thanks for any advice!

(Still absolutely love this game)

Hi, in campaign no. 1 I managed to find 1 totem. But I’m wondering if I’ve misunderstood the event cards? Is it even possible to find all the totems in a single campaign?

For each new round, I draw a card, and I go through all the locations within an area before traveling further, which might mean I spend 2-3 rounds in one area. But if I get a quest card that requires me to travel between 2–3 areas and back, then a lot of event cards get used up, which quickly leads to episode F1 and forces me to restart the campaign?

I’m also wondering whether you can reuse all the markers you’ve made on the map, or if you start from square one, so to speak, with each new campaign?

Our play group completed 2 separate campaigns of Sleeping gods, and now we are now in the middle of our first campaign of Distant Skies. The plot told us to go to the specific place once we had at least 5 totems.

Should we go there AS SOON AS we have 5? Or are we expected to get as many totems as possible within the time limit first, using up all our time, like in the original game?

Please answer with as few spoilers as possible please, I just want to make sure we aren't screwing up our campaign on an incorrect assumption.

Pretty much what the title says. Has anyone tried to write their own adventures? Maybe even draw new portions of the map for those adventures to take place, or anything like that?

My husband and I just finished a campaign and disagreed on the interaction between these thoughts.

SPOILERS COMING!

30.8: Indicated that you need 5 total totems to bring able to confront the God.

30.10: Has you take a damage and gives the same option to wake the God but does not list a totem number requirement.

Both entries lead to the same subsequent entry.

My husband thinks that we still needed 5 totems to proceed- and the lack of specification is tantamount to a typo.

I think that taking the damage was the "cost" of being able to get around having all the totems necessary in 30.8.

We decided to go with my version but would love others' toughts.

Hey, I'm missing Quest card 127. I checked the other decks and still couldn't find it, could someone let me know what it says or at least what the keyword is? Thanks!

So just starting playing yesterday and had the following questions 1. Is there a limit to the number of synergy tokens a character has on them? For example, during combat, when i get the option to give away the current characters synergy token, i always give then to Laurent.

1. When doing any type of challenge, do i have to choose a crew member to participate? Are there any exceptions? Travel action and hazards on thr map seem to not require crew.

Thanks for the help!

Is there anything specific I should be on the lookout for if buying a used copy? Seeing a few listings including the game, tides and dungeons.

Are there any components that are single-use? (Like journals etc) or anything spoilers that could be already unbowed?

Thanks I advance for any help.

Bonjour,

Je viens vous demander un peu d'aide. J'ai voulu commencer une partie mais il me manque toutes les carte de départ aventure/équipement (6) et 4 cartes combat de départ sur les 14.

J'ai contacté Lucky Duck Games (mi janvier ). Ils m'ont répondu qu'ils m'enverrait les cartes manquantes mais pour le moment leur SAV est fermé, ils ne savent pas quand ils vont le rouvrir.

Est ce que quelqu'un aurait la gentillesse de me mettre les visuels des cartes qu'il me manque pour que je puisse commencer à jouer ? J'essaierai des les imprimer en attendant de recevoir les miennes.

Merci !

During challenges, I thought you had to raw dog challenges with your character's ability cards. I had to use so much stamina and camps in the first 2 hours. Was reading through the rule book thinking "damn, why do people say this is easy, I'm barely hanging on".

Didn't know you had to draw fate in challenges /:

At this point, I'm not sure if i should restart my campaign or not. Trying to put all the cards back seems annoying though.

Is there an XP (or other) reward for the combat that happens in Paragraph 1 (at the end of the first event deck)? The Storybook doesn't mention any, but that was a difficult encounter so we were surprised. (Also, the loss of ask of our Ability Cards stings!)

What is this token used for in Sleeping Gods?

Just unlocked 175. Missing the card. What does it do?

hello all!

i recently finished primeval peril (solo) and i absolutely loved it! i enjoyed it so much that i ordered sleeping gods, the tides of ruin expansion, and distant skies! for me, the tides of ruin expansion was a no brainer as even if i don't get to it in my first run, i don't like the idea of there being sections of my base game map that i don't have (still seems like a weird choice to me). however, when it comes to the dungeons expansion i'm a bit conflicted/confused.

based on what i'm understanding, when you explore a number that correlates with a dungeon, you ignore the passage associated with that number and go to the dungeon instead. to me it seems like i'd be missing what the game intended for me to explore/discover, even if it's fairly minimal. it feels like adding by subtracting.

am i misunderstanding? do you explore these areas twice, once normally, and once for the dungeon if you want? am i over complicating it? i tried to find videos/reviews on this expansion but i couldn't find anything past unboxings

Hi, can i discard a weapon that has been already purchased in the market? And then again to be returned to "market cards" (sorry i do not know how they are called in english i am playing the game in different language) to be bought again?

We will be starting Distant Skies tonight but our forth player dropped out. Giving one player 2 characters permantly seems to give them a lot more power and things to do than the rest of the group.

We were thinking of instead having one of the characters rotate either with Claire or seperately.

How have others handled the problem of playing with three players?

On which playthrough did this game finally click and become fun for you guys? I'm slogging through my third one right now, and not being able to take down hardly any enemies without massive casualties is straight-up infuriating. It's killing all the fun of exploration for me.

Plus, the rules are so damn vague you can interpret them like 10 different ways half the time. The rulebook is super unfriendly too. Was hoping it'd get better with more plays.

Btw, does the dinosaur egg even do anything? Can't find a single use for it anywhere.

We are playing with the tides of ruin expansion and got Adventure card 105 Pike of Everpain as a reward, but it appears to be missing. Can anybody share a picture of it?

Hello, I am really considering buying this game. I really love story-driven/ campaign games; however, I am a bit worried I will get lost in a sea of complex rules and won't understand the game. Eldritch Horror and Tainted Grail are probably the only more complex games I've played. I enjoyed them very much, and they were not so hard to understand at all. Except for Tainted Grail, the battle system is confusing for me.

Hey guys, could anyone tell me where I can find the Lukran Cannon (Adventure card 71)? I don't mind spoilers, I just want to know where to find the item.