Aug 29, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
Daggerheart is still a young TTRPG, which means there's not a lot of official or unofficial content for it yet. So why not borrow from other systems? Gethin: @thewelshdm Nico: @NicodeGallo ===…
Nico De GalloHostGethinHostThe main news is that officially now Hope and Fear is out.
We had the early release at Gen Con, we had everyone getting it early if they'd pre-ordered it, but now it is actually definitely 100% officially out.
sense?
And gone are the days of, and I say the days like it was an era, but like I was trying to run my, I had hope and fear because I had pre-ordered the deluxe edition and I was very excited about running it for some people.
And then it came time to get the character sheets and there was like the hard ones, the actual paper ones in there, but there was no digital version.
And I prefer the layout that they have there versus some of the other digital versions out there.
So it was like, A friend of mine with a photocopier had to photocopy them for me.
Photocopied them and then sent them all over so that I could then send them as PDFs to my players so they could play because they're remote.
the key question, which is off that stand and wave a banner question.
And I literally, I asked that question in the official Darrington Press Discord server, and it wasn't a person who worked for Darrington Press.
It was just, like, a fan on the server who, I'm paraphrasing, and in a much gentler way was kind of like, hey, back off.
Like if somebody was able to set a couple hours aside to just do that, like on their own, because there is a form fillable version of the sheet floating around on Reddit and other Daggerheart communities.
If that guy could do it, why not just give us one? Why not just just please? Some of us play in person and some of us play online, but some of us don't like the online tools and we want the actual official character sheet.
The main news is that officially now Hope and Fear is out.
We had the early release at Gen Con, we had everyone getting it early if they'd pre-ordered it, but now it is actually definitely 100% officially out.
sense?
And gone are the days of, and I say the days like it was an era, but like I was trying to run my, I had hope and fear because I had pre-ordered the deluxe edition and I was very excited about running it for some people.
And then it came time to get the character sheets and there was like the hard ones, the actual paper ones in there, but there was no digital version.
And I prefer the layout that they have there versus some of the other digital versions out there.
So it was like, A friend of mine with a photocopier had to photocopy them for me.
Photocopied them and then sent them all over so that I could then send them as PDFs to my players so they could play because they're remote.
the key question, which is off that stand and wave a banner question.
And I literally, I asked that question in the official Darrington Press Discord server, and it wasn't a person who worked for Darrington Press.
It was just, like, a fan on the server who, I'm paraphrasing, and in a much gentler way was kind of like, hey, back off.
Like if somebody was able to set a couple hours aside to just do that, like on their own, because there is a form fillable version of the sheet floating around on Reddit and other Daggerheart communities.
If that guy could do it, why not just give us one? Why not just just please? Some of us play in person and some of us play online, but some of us don't like the online tools and we want the actual official character sheet.
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