BFRPG Iron Falcon OSE Black Hack Black Sword Hack Shadowdark Castles and Crusades Delving Deeper Dragon Warriors Warlock Non Fantasy Mothership Cryptworld Warpstar Hostile Also my d6 frpg Greymarsh

As a hobby it really can be multidisciplinary. I also believe that there's a lot of self-learning for those who take it up. Literacy and numeracy, art & design, cartography, geography and history - frpg has offered me gateways into all of these. Even as a dabbled, it's still educational.

What’s your “nobody but me remembers this” game?

Hermann Obrist, Monumental Building on a Rock, 1908

Louise, c'est ta meilleure amie. Elle est tomboy - un peu masculine, menue, vulgaire. Elle t'a jamais vraiment attiré. Au point où tu as fait la blague de trop sur son apparence. Sauf que Louise, elle est obsédée par toi. Et elle a décidé de te prendre au mot. #audioporn#asmr#frpg

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DnD 5e bases it success on the editions before it and the inertia of many to try something else It is a fun set of rules for frpg play. However, it is not easy to get into and other systems are better for beginners. Its dominance over 50 years makes it an easy choice.

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I can see this offering source material for several rpg ideas. Great for frpg, historical, modern, horror and even sci fi

For my part, I have enough problems justifying HUMANS in a FRPG setting. I mean seriously, look at your average fantasy world- it has a geography nothing like Earth, so where the hell did the humans come from? And looking all weirdly pseudo-European?

If we are talking FRPG with elves and orcs and vampires and gods and daemons and the panucopia of imagineering? We can bloodline. Especially for the magickally gifted. Goddamn witches. But as far as people? We are just folk.