Is that something you've said to her? If not, I'd recommend it. Based on my previous experiences with therapy, I think it works best if you're open and upfront about any skepticism you have about their capacity to help you - it'll make it much easier for them to meet you where you're at.

100%. Even a low level character takes me multiple sessions to actually work out how to play mechanically, and I'm better at working out these sort of systems than most people. >.>

How delightfully straight forward. :-p Thanks!

I've made a few random things for Daggerheart. The last one is a new ancestry made via Mixed Ancestries for my Journey to Horizon campaign, as I had two players that wanted to be mermaid sisters. :-p

The GM Principles and Best Practices in the core rulebook cover the basic concept pretty much perfectly, imo. Is there a specific thing you're concerned about or wanting to know more about?

This is very cool. Do you find dice difficult to draw? I've been teaching myself to draw but anything more complex than a box is still beyond me, in terms of clean, geometric shapes. 😅

The requirement for buy-in is significantly higher when the person needs to be actively engaging with the product. Don't just say "You need to do this or the world will end!" What do I care if the world ends? I just got here.

In order to fit Otherworldly, I reduced Aquatic from two results to one. I thought this was fine because whenever I roll for a biome on a hex that was ocean/lake 1000 years ago, I first give it a 50% chance to remain an aquatic biome, so that the map doesn't turn into a perfect rectangle. :-p