RPGCreation

I started working on a solo notebook RPG after getting sucked into GnollHack on my phone ruined my progress on reducing screen time (also RIP Grindor, level 19 elf ranger, killed by Scorpius due to me not understanding illness mechanics😭).

The link to the PDF is in the playtest link, as well as a link to a feedback survey.

ITT I accidentally perform a capitalism. What are your experiences with AI Art?

I’m a developer for an open-world tabletop RPG called Fully Automated! The goal is to create a free, open-source game that can be to solarpunk what D&D is to fantasy and Shadowrun to Cyberpunk. And the first version is mostly done. It’s got:

Wrote a new blog today about how much setting should go in a rulebook. It’s different for every game, but I feel a lot of games put too much lore in with the rules.

Today’s blogpost is all about my flailing to refine and streamline my design docs into a coherent rulebook. I read enough of the d** things you’d think I would know how to compile and order one. I understand the basics and where I went wrong, and have roadmap, but compared to design development is long and grindy.

I wrote an RPG system that matches what I’ve always wanted from a system and never been able to find. Posting to a different community on this instance because I realized this one is a better place to post it.

For those interested, here is a Pokemon ttrpg that tries not to be as crunchy as other systems I’ve seen out there. Instead, it uses PbtA to make the game feel more like the manga/anime. I doubt I’ll ever finish this, so feel free to take what is here and use it/tweak it for your table. If you do post an updated version, I just ask you reference us and send a link so I can see your handy work!

DMs Guild, Pathfinder Infinite, and the future of a TTRPG creator in an unsteady landscape

Looking for folks to trade a little proofreading. I will read your book and give the best feedback I can on your document. I am not an editor, consider this more like a playtest for an enthusiast seeing your book. I do read/love a lot of rulebooks and game. I can tell you what does/doesn’t make sense to me. I can tell you what spelling/grammar mistakes I notice. I can tell you if I see any rules contradictions. If you want I can also give design feedback/impressions, but I was thinking more of a editing pass, at least for what I would like in return.

Hey, everyone!