Have folks seen this on YouTube? Is there anyone that is familiar enough to defend this tripe? 1D and 2D play isn’t even roleplaying, 3D is ok but not as good as 4D where you can’t do anything out of your character’s voice. They break games into generations, apparently only 2nd gen RPGs can be played in the superior 4D way ..read more

A poll relating to an adjacent thread. I myself don't fudge.... Almost never. But I've kind of reflexively done it very rarely. I run tens of games each year and I remember fudging once or twice in the last five years or so. When I was a youngling I did it more often and I can't remember the exact circumstances in which it has last happened, so don't ask. Votes aren't displayed publicly ..read more

Saw someone with this in another thread. I know it uses 9th level’s polymorph system.Anything different? Is this for focused campaigns? How’s the book quality ..read more

Enhanced is a supplement for Twilight: 2000 4th Edition. Enhanced provides a framework for super soldiers in the Twilight War, based on alien particles discovered in the aftermath of the Tunguska Event. From these mutagenic agents, the Americans build heroes at their secret base in Raven Rock and the Soviets build monsters which roam the forests of the Urals. Mutagens transform our plucky PCs into the best versions of themselves. But, as ever, nothing is perfect. This is war. Now... Read more ..read more

(Mods feel free to move or banish if not allowed to link elsewhere): Among some other topics, in D&D, economics in the game have always been an area of interest to me. That is not to say that it needs to be exact, but to have some logical basis to it. Also note for the (potentially sensitive) this isn't a jab at Gary. Just what it says on the tin: campaign economics. This thread here was a gem so to move the conversation here and see of how others view it... Read more ..read more

This looks cool, the designer also did the fun Dead Mall rpg: Get In The Van It's 198X and time for your band to go on its first tour! It's going to be a non-stop, fun filled rock n' roll adventure! Great shows, great food, and great friends! It’s gonna be totally gnarly! Except touring kinda sucks... So get ready for a funny, shitty, bumpy ride. About the Book Get in... www.exaltedfuneral.com Get in the Van by Dystopian Publishing A TroikaJam Beta about going on tour with your punk/thrash/glam band in the 1980's. Rock Out. Get Smashed. Do Crimes! dystopianpublishing.itch.io Discu ..read more

Looking for ideas or inspiration for my CoC/BRP One-Shot adventure Setting: 1980s Northern Maine forest Characters: Hikers, not investigators of the paranormal Opening Scene: PCs come across a murder scene - does not seem supernatural in nature Next Step: Tension and trouble will escalate - it's CoC afterall. Regardless of what the characters choose, they will have to spend several days in the creepy forest because they are in wilderness not near any roads Question: What would be a good... Read more ..read more

How important is religion & is it wise for PCs to make deals with people of faith in your TTRPG? Our new Rolemaster Actual Play episode is out now, for your entertainment: Rolemaster Actual Play: Twilight (E134) & Hero (E111) "Fast talking vs. Faith" May the dice roll in your favor! #rolemaster #twilightoftheoldorder #rolemasteractualplay ..read more

Hi! Earlier this year, I started publishing some of the homebrew 5E subclasses I made on DMsGuild, so I'm here to advertise! The Relic Seeker, a rogue subclass about wielding divine magic through relic with a somehow different spellcasting system: Relic Seeker . This one is available as pay what you want, so you can get an idea of what to expects about the quality and content of those subclasses. The Circle of the Seasons, a druid subclass focused on dealing damage with elemental... Read more ..read more

As I might have mentioned before, I'm very keen on running and playing RPG adventures that are structurally thrillers or heists, and find that the missions of cinematic clandestine operators (as contrasted with realistic intelligence officers) make a very suitable way of framing them into a campaign or of setting expectations for a shorter event. Also, I really like a lot of the game design of Victory Games' 1983 masterpiece, James Bond 007. That said, I'm not really fond... Read more ..read more