Jessica Hancock

That's fair.

That's more than fun.

But Russ, who is the winner of 2026?

Okay.

I voted for this one.

I will happily talk about Twilight Sword.

If people do want a more in-depth run through of this, there's a whole Not D&D episode where we talk to two little mice, the creators, for about an hour.

So if you want an in-depth one, head over to Not D&D to listen to that.

But in summary, so Twilight Sword, it's inspired by...

you know, very much like Zelda and things like that where you're journeying and it's about the journey as part of the adventure and moving through the world.

It has a really nice unique system.

It's the CAT system, C-A-T, which stands for Created At Twilight.

Meow, lovely.

But the core mechanic is quite simple.

It's quite nice.

So it's a D12.

I love a D12 system.

So one is the best result, 12 is the worst.

And pretty much when you're doing any kind of skill check, you have a variety of abilities and you roll and you want your roll to be equal or lower than your ability score.

And then that's a success.