You did it! You unlocked the next stretch goal, which means the Wastrel Player Aid PDF is officially UNLOCKED for backers! 🎉
This is a clean, table-ready handout with everything a player needs to roll up a Wastrel and start playing in minutes, perfect for quick starts, one-shots, and dropping a chaos-loving charmer into the party without slowing the game down.
And now…
🧗 One More Stretch Goal Left!!!
We’re down to the final climb: The Wastrel Luck Coin.
A beautiful, limited-edition coin featuring art by Bunni Daniel (Dungeon Damsel / Druskara).
On one side: a rose; on the other: a skull. It unlock at $69k!
And I suppose we should preview the class to give a taste of how the Luck Coin comes into play...
Class Spotlight: The Wastrel
Some heroes trust steel. Some trust gods.
The Wastrel trusts luck.
"Some women trust steel. Some trust gods. Me? I trust luck. Most of the time, it never fails.” - Vesper Crowe, Wastrel, moments before the ceiling collapsed
A gambler, scoundrel, charmer, cheat, poet, liar, lover, and pure walking chaos, the Wastrel is the kind of adventurer who should have died a dozen times already, but somehow keeps grinning through the dust and rubble.
This is a class built for players who love taking risks, making big dramatic choices, and turning terrible odds into unforgettable table moments.
At the heart of the Wastrel is their Luck Coin. Each session, the Wastrel gains a small pool of Luck Coins they can spend to tempt fate. Flip the coin and fortune either smiles or bites back. Win the flip, and you might turn a last chance roll into your advantage, cheat death, twist an enemy’s attack, or pull off something spectacular.
Lose the flip, and things get worse. Maybe much worse.
As the Wastrel levels up, they gain Lucky Breaks, strange gifts of fortune that make their coin flips even more dangerous and unpredictable. And a Wastrel who isn't satisfied when luck breaks their way can push their luck even further by doubling down for the chance at an even bigger reward (but can end up with an even more painful consequence).
The Wastrel is not careful. The Wastrel is not reliable. The Wastrel is the character who looks at a collapsing bridge, a charging monster, a bad plan, and one last coin in their hand and says: “This is gonna go my way, I can feel it.”
For players who want a class full of danger, charm, comedy, tragedy, and clutch moments, the Wastrel brings something fun to the table: a hero powered by bad decisions, impossible luck, and the thrill of the flip.
Thank you again, Titan Hunters. We’re so close to the final summit. Let’s bring that coin to life.
