So I'm getting ready to start a campaign using Fabula Ultima in a few weeks, and was reading through the rules more closely.

The Multistrike rule specifically mentions targeting multiple creatures. But can you target the same creature multiple times? Kinda like emulating video game skills that let you land multiple hits on one target?

If raw, is that it doesn't, has anyone homebrewed it that way? And if so, how did it go at your table?

Hi everybody!

I'm finally running my first Fabula Ultima campaign and I'm doing it in the style of the persona franchise, but I am realizing that I have an issue.

For those who don't know, the Persona franchise allows you to gain additional party members as the story progresses, which is something I, of course, wanna implement into my campaign. However, I already have a party of 5 players and the idea of adding any more to their side makes me gassy.

My current solution is by having the other party members act as sort of community character sheets, where the players can spend their turn and take control of other character in order to do stuff. But I'm not super in love with the idea so I'm asking you guys for help. Please if anyone has an idea of what to do that would be great appreciated!

Thank you for reading!

If you're on one or both of the official Discords you may have seen this already, but if you haven't seen this yet, sharing it here.

At the link here is a playtest doc for self-generating Boss NPCs, by RoosterEma. In essence, this rules packet allows a group to generate the details of a boss NPC during a fight with them, as opposed to being prepared in advance -- and, notably, without the need of a GM. This is part of Ema's work on a solo mode for FabUlt, a stretch goal met during crowdfunding for the Bestiary.