by coil23

Related Item: Artefact

I’m thinking of an item cursed from the malevolent intent/process in its creation. But the sentience imbuing it is not malevolent and keeps trying to find a way to keep its wielders alive and find a way beyond the trauma from creation.

by JugglinDan

JugglinDan previously rolled d137 = 27 (I watched) anime episodes last night

by latindog

First introduction to what I would call Fantasy was probably reading the Hobbit in late elementary school. Why did I read the Hobbit? Did I watch the animated version first? I have no idea. I had a weird roll and move Hobbit boardgame that was illustrated with pictures from the animated movie (I think) as a child - maybe that inspired me. I have no idea.

As an even younger child, I was fascinated by the Dr. Seuss book, the Lorax. Depending on the definition, I guess I could call that the first fantasy book that I remember enjoying.

by JugglinDan

Related Item: Artefact

One I have but haven't played is Archived, "a solo journaling game where you tell the story of a book, map, or other article found in the library". Both it and Artefact are Lost & Found games, so for something similar that would be a good place to start.

The closest I've come with an actual play is a playthrough of Sacred Forge where I forged a magical weapon. I actually used the Sword of Light in the solo game with Renfrey. Solo RPG crossovers are fun! A different crossover would be to use Sacred Forge to create the item whose journey is then explored in Artefact.

by wizcreations

Finished!
:geek_star: Statuarius: Game: Heroes of Hammerwatch II; Image: Heroes of Hammerwatch II, Steam Deck; Series: Heroes of Hammerwatch; Characters: 7 characters for Heroes of Hammerwatch II

by Moonlight_Fox

Related Item: Artefact

Not played it, but been intrigued by it since seeing one of it used in this year's Youtube Solo Relay (where 10 solo oriented creators played a chapter in a 10 part story)

by VanillaCokeMule

Ah, that's easy. My first introduction was The Chronicles of Narnia, specifically The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe from the ages of about 3 to 5 or a little older. My dad read all of the books to my brothers and I a couple of times as a bed time story, and it was the first novel I ever read. I don't remember how old I was when I first read it but I was no older than 8 when it happened because it was before my family moved out of state, which occurred late in my 8th year.

by lawingm

Related Item: Artefact

I think I'd like to go evil/cursed on the next play. I wouldn't necessarily get some of the same prompts, like denying a keeper's request and causing their demise, but I'm sure there's lots of narrative room for the object to cause the end of a keeper.

Would also be cool to use this to build some history on a magic item and then drop it into a different game

by jeremiahbrammer

Related Item: Weird Discoveries: Ten Instant Adventures for Numenera

Thanks for adding the link!

by coil23

Related Item: Artefact

Playing a cursed magic item might have some good story potential. I do not know of any other RPGs to recommend where one plays an object.

by CutGlass

An item RPG: Spire has been added to the geeklist WGC Games Club selections

by not2fear

I am interested!