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I recently received my print-on-demand copy of the new edition, and I can't wait to go back to this game. I look forward to giving it more room to breathe—a session or three—to really languish in the transformation of the adventurers. I think there is much to feel here, things that might need a little more time to come forward. I'm ready to draw them out.

I'm so disappointed by this 'game'.  Calling it a "Tavern Simulation Roleplaying Game" is deeply misleading to anyone familiar with RPGs.  It's a Simulation Roleplaying Game in the same sense that Game Changer is a Humorous Roleplaying Game.  Because its a game wherein actors play roles and humorous situations are simulated.  The words are all technically true but completely unaware of their context.  

The art is amazing and the idea of playing retired adventurers working out the next phase of their life was really intriguing.  Someone should make an RPG about it.  

Any idea when the full game pdf will be available to those of us who purchased it here on itch?

Just read through the PDF of the souped up version, great work by everyone involved! A question about how this plays, although I have not played yet so this obviously could be less of an issue than it is in my head: it appears there are only a small handful of minigames that use an adventure experience, and those minigames use a proportionally high number (only one per character but up to four opportunities). Is it the intention to more or less require those games to be played to wrap up the adventure? Am I just missing a lot of places where adventure experiences are used? Thanks!

what is going on with the game? is it still happening? I haven't seen anything about it and it sounds fun.

This looks so cute! But it's sad that I can't buy this until EH releases it. Any chance I still could purchase/obtain a playtest copy? 

I tried purchasing here but get a 404 page. Is it still possible to purchase here or not until Evil Hat release?  Can't wait for both! : )

finally had a chance to play this game after wanting to for soooo long and it was totally worth the wait! Thank you so much for making this, it's a delight.

Don’t hesitate! Choose this game for your next rpg session, you won’t be disappointed. I love the structure of this game, the way the tavern and characters develop over the course of the introduction and minigames. The gameplay tends to be full of humour and earnest emotion, and often leads to deeply satisfying resolutions and the kind of collaboration that builds a sum far beyond the individual parts.

Also I highly recommend the amazing excel character sheet linked on the comment below by horrorcheck - so useful and helpful!

Played this, was so good I bought it so I can play it again.

Just played this with my friends to start easing them into the world of alternative ttrpg's, and they had a blast with it!!! Thanks so much for making this.

I picked this up and played it around the time that it was shown on Friends at the Table and it has been one of my favorite and most satisfying experiences of playing a game at a table with a few friends. I cannot recommend it enough

This is one of my favorite games! I've had so much fun playing this with friends and family! "Retired adventurers" is such a great concept, and I love the mechanics of moving from your adventuring skills to your retirement skills. 

My game group picked this up as a break from some heavier games we've been running, and it's exactly what we needed. We are now a close-knit found family running a cafe out of a giant's discarded teapot and nothing hurts. Utterly charming game, 10/10.

i just purchased stewpot and im very excited to play with my housemates, but i also have a question about a piece of language in the game.. the 'smoke breaks.' it took me by surprise to see it though i immediately understood the intent of the rule, but i sort of wish there was an alternate term used as a former smoker about a year off. at home i'm probably just going to ask us all to use different wording to avoid making my brain get stuck on cravings more than the fun of rp.

my question i guess is, is this way of referring to it necessary? it's fine if it's integral to the vision of the piece, but it's not something i was expecting to see.

EDIT: i just saw another former smoker mention the issue, i'm glad i'm not alone and that you're open to changing it!

I've played this game a couple times now and I absolutely love it. The setting and concept is wonderful and the game really has a great emphasis on worldbuilding. The mini games are all extremely fun and each time I've played we were able to create a meaningful and wonderful story and setting together. This game has a nice, easy pace and is both enchanting and relaxing to play. I'm looking forward to seeing a second version!