My kiddo got to play this in the PTI Library at PAX East and had a blast. Excited to pick up a physical copy (my LGS carries it because they’re amazing)!

I've run this twice now, at a convention and with friends, and had a blast each time. Building a kenn with players gives you instant themes to incorporate into the game. My first group lived in a swamp and decided their culinary delicacy was anything dry, so they had to pay the rent on the "magical" dry box which had been repoed. The 2nd randomly decided to worship Wile E. Coyote so I sent them on a Looney Tunes-esque quest to find the fabled ACME warehouse.

My only problem (from a GM/TP perspective) has been the side quests. Introducing any more than one feels like I'm shoehorning, but that may be my lack of GM experience.

Overall it's an awesome game. Well written for newbies & experienced players alike, doesn't have too many mechanics, and doesn't feel like it's missing anything.

I have played this game yesterday with my rpg club and they all loved it! Very fun, very imaginative and as the Tall Person, I have to thank you for creating a very well written guide on how to create adventures in this game. I was suprised how little I had to actually create beforehand and the game still run amazingly.

My son is very excited about this game! I bought a physical copy at my FLGS for $18; is there a way I could get the digital downloads as well?

I shared this with a group of friends and just talking about what we're planning to play is already giving us so much joy. What a wonderful concept beautifully simple in execution! 💖

Absolutely fantastic game! Perfect for one shots (90 to 120 minutes) and really plays up the dumbest parts of RPGs in a fun and weirdly relatable way.

I just ran my first round of this, and what an absolute delight. Describing the goblin-eye view of events led to utter madness (the goblins eventually determined that a banana wasn't a fruit at all, because fruits are round and juicy, and instead it must be a kind of soft cheese), and looking for places to inject kindness and humor into the proceedings made for such a warm experience. 

I would very much like to try this in my home writing experiment with my students this year. Would it be possible to get a community copy? Thanks!

In the extras, the feats are not named

I haven't playtested this one yet, but the whole idea is so adorable. I fell in love with it on first sight. For me these goblins feel a bit like clowns in a good way (in their heart - like really trying to accomplish things but living in a difficult world that's not made for them).

If you were wondering about ableism: I found a note in the book about that, and the whole game isn't meant to be ableistic. It's not only but also about loving people as they are, as I see it. I hope I'll be able to play this soon!

Me and my friends are really excited to try this out! Plus, I love my shoddy goblin sketch, so I recommend the service.

That seems to be a very fun and original role playing game! Can't wait to read the rules and give it a try! Cheers guys.