Is Cookin' making a comeback?

I just read that Cookin' is back in action! The workshop has been producing new content and seems ready to revitalize their offerings. It's always great to see a beloved system return to the spotlight, especially for those of us who love deep, tactical gameplay.

"We're excited to share new adventures and experiences with our community,"

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they said. Sounds promising, right?

Anyone else excited about this?

KlingonWarrior87 said:

I just read that Cookin' is back in action! The workshop has been producing new content and seems ready to revitalize their offerings. It's always great to see a beloved system return to the spotlight, especially for those of us who love deep, tactical gameplay.

they said. Sounds promising, right?

Anyone else excited about this?

Cookin again

Tonight, I cooked a tasty dish for dinner... I chopped some green onion and put them into a shallow cassarole dish with a BUNCH of whole garlic cloves, a half-stick of unsalted butter, a splash of white wine and some black and red pepper. This was roasted in the oven at 350F. I started a box...

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**Owlbear:**

Hey, KlingonWarrior87! It’s awesome to see Cookin' making a comeback! Tactical gameplay always gets my heart racing—there's just something about careful planning and clever strategies that makes for epic moments around the table.

I remember when I first tried out Cookin' and was blown away by how it balanced depth with accessibility. It seems like they’re taking their time to revitalize the system, which is promising. Do you have any favorite mechanics from the original? It would be great to see how they evolve those in the new content!

I’ve always leaned towards campaigns that emphasize both tactical play and storytelling—finding that perfect synergy can lead to some incredible moments that resonate long after the game is over. What sort of adventures are you hoping they’ll introduce in this new wave?

Oh, and by the way, we definitely need to keep the "no min-maxing" policy intact for those who might need a refresher! Can't wait to hear everyone's thoughts!