I haven't been so enthusiastic about a role-playing game in a long time! Hiria really hits all the right notes for me: an escapade through a fantastic city, a chase reminding me, among other things, of the (very good) board game Fugitive, characters who jump from one version of the city to another in the multiverse... The sum of all these ingredients results in a small but very successful game, which almost makes me want to jump into solo play, and that's saying something!
Btw, if you do play just one on one sometimes, A Visit to San Sibilia was played as a duet game by Friends at the Table. I can imagine Hiria (like most solo games) could be played in a similar way.
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Thank you for indluding this in the "TTRPGs for Trans Rights—Idaho" Bundle! <3
Hi Peter. I highlighted Hiria: The Eternal City as one of the games I'm most excited to play from the No ICE in Minnesota Bundle.
I really enjoyed A Visit to San Sibilia, so this was a no-brainer for me. Can't wait to play it.Thanks you so much! I’ll be sure to check out the video.
Proud to be part of such a great bundle for a great cause.
A lovely game and setting!
Thanks so much!
This game features some amazing art, and has a really nice formatting. Really recommend for world building!
Check this in depth look at Hira by Salt and Sass:
This actual play of Hiria is pretty dang awesome:
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trevor-stevenson8/episodes/Hiria-The-Eternal-City-e2eg09b
I haven't been so enthusiastic about a role-playing game in a long time!
Hiria really hits all the right notes for me: an escapade through a fantastic city, a chase reminding me, among other things, of the (very good) board game Fugitive, characters who jump from one version of the city to another in the multiverse... The sum of all these ingredients results in a small but very successful game, which almost makes me want to jump into solo play, and that's saying something!
Thanks so much, Côme.
Btw, if you do play just one on one sometimes, A Visit to San Sibilia was played as a duet game by Friends at the Table. I can imagine Hiria (like most solo games) could be played in a similar way.
Which is all the more interesting because it anything Hiria feels like it might have been a better fit for that particular episode.