What would happen to our #ttrpg#indieRPGs#dndisnotforme

i mean, we can also get a glimpse of that by playing or reading ttrpgs developed in parts of the world where the elephant in the room has *actually* never been the elephant in the room: bsky.app/profile/unbo...

UCunboxedcereal.bsky.socialAug 18, 2024 5:48pm

What would fantasy adventure gaming look like if it hadn't developed under the crushing monolith of the dragon game? Turns out we have a non-hypothetical example in the Sword World #TTRPG. Here are some interesting points of comparison: unboxedcereal.blogspot.com/2024/08/swor...

Sword World: What If D&D Didn't Matter?

This post is me suddenly realizing that I could Simply Write About something I've repeatedly alluded to in replies on social media:  "If you...

That's basically how I live my life. Occasionally someone reminds me that the dragon game exists, but overall things are good.

You can see some very interesting games from overseas. Where one commenter posted about Sword World already, I post about a few different games as well. Here is an example bsky.app/profile/zalm...

Zzalmute.bsky.socialJun 22, 2024 3:42pm

Shinobigami is a #ttrpg where players play ninja from various clans that work to accomplish individual goals. The game is 2d6 based and works uses a unique scene framing mechanic, where players direct their own scenes (with rules and guidelines) leading to very unexpected but interesting gameplay.

Although in the case of Quinns Quest, the recent video on Mothership drifted into assuming that OSR principles are what you want for your next #ttrpg