¡Hola, cabrones!

¡Hola, cabrones!

¡Hola, cabrones!

It’s been a little while since I’ve updated Cartel. It’s still definitely on our radar, and we thought we’d celebrate Dia de los Muertos this year by releasing a new Cartel Quickstart with some of the new art, mechanics, and materials we’ve been working on for the past two years!

http://drivethrurpg.com/product/225344/Cartel-Quickstart

The Quickstart is a jam-packed twenty-five pages, filled with everything you need to bring Cartel to your table in a new way. It’s also the foundation for the eventual Kickstarter we’re going to launch next year to produce a full version of the game (at last)!

Here’s a list of some of the changes based on the last two years of playtests:

– added a new xp system (llaves/keys)

– revised all the playbooks, especially El Narco y La Polizeta

– revised the basic moves for clarity and consistency

– added all new moves for Heat based on feedback from Miguel Ángel Espinoza

– added a new system (lifestyle) for dealing with money

To kick things off right, we’re also just started up our Cartel G+ group for folks who want to talk about the game. You can find that here:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/105427773888151135598

Huge thanks to Mike, Brendan Conway, and Marissa Kelly for helping me put this together. It’s been really awesome to see the wonderful art from Andrew Thompson and Mirco Paganessi, and I’m thrilled to see what you all think of it.

5 thoughts on “¡Hola, cabrones!”

  1. It’s got all the essentials so far, but I’m looking forward to more playbooks.

    Just from “Better Call Saul” we have

    The Lawyer

    The Specialist (Mike Ermentrout)

    The Corporate Connection (Lydia@Madrigal)

    The Proprietor (small businessman/shopkeeper/innkeeper/restauranteur)

    The Lieutenant (Nacho)

    And of course

    El Federale (Mexican or USA)

    The Casino Owner (best way to establish a recurring location is to get a player to do all the prep)

    The Prodigal Son (a child returns from an exclusive education, see Yojimbo)

    Make all of ’em, I stake no claim.

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