Shadow Dark: A Different Style of RPG

Nate W says he frequently finds himself shaving, chafing against one of the lazy DM steps create fantastic locations. I don't know that the idea that characters are dying every time they trip over a rock is exactly the kind of game I'm going to play. So it's not blame and it's not them not understanding how the system works. It's a it feels to me like a mismatch in their expectations for a high fantasy game compared to like a grim dark fantasy game. If you have a session in Fandalin, for example, what is the fantastic about that? It's a frontier town with as provided pretty boring things going on aside bandit problems. But beyond weird