Portuguese Translation – Hex Flower Cookbook

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Portuguese Translation – Hex Flower Cookbook

I’m extremely grateful to Tito B.A. for translating my ‘Hex Flower Cookbook’ (Manual do “Hex Flower”) into Portuguese and so making it more accessible to more gamers!

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Thank you Tito!!

**Tito B.A.**Please check out Tito’s blog (https://titorpg.wordpress.com) and their DriveThruRPG page (DriveThruRPG.com - Tito B.A. - The Largest RPG Download Store!). Tito is arguably best known for his excellent ‘Sacrebleu!’ island setting with goblins equipped with WW1 weaponry as reviewed on the Fear of a Black Dragon Podcast!

Get the gold metal best seller ‘Hex Flower Cookbook’ in English and Portuguese here: LINK

My blog post about this in case there are any updates: Portuguese Translation – Hex Flower Cookbook | Goblin's Henchman

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Kinda related, I’ve been working on a solo dungeon-crawling boardgamey ruleset for doing B/X style dungeon crawls and I’m planning on using Hexflowers to generate dungeons that have logical continuity.

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Right now I’m trying to figure out a way to generate jaquayed dungeons, aka complex connections between rooms make exploration and chases more tactical.

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Neat!
I’m not sure how you are adding exits to rooms etc. yet.
But, I think what you might want to do is invent some sort of rule like on the roll of a double (or just on a double 6, or one HEX is dedicated to “add a Jaqauy” to dungeon or some edges rules give “Jaqauy” connections etc.) then the passageway links back to one of the as yet unexplored exits.
As I see it, you can’t retrospectively add a Jaqauy connection to a procedural dungeon if all the exits are already explored by the adventurers (unless it connects to an undiscovered secret door!).

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