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Thinking of getting it for map making. Seems to be a one and done purchase. Looks fine.

Any first hand experience?

I'm actually a bit hyped over the next cyberpunk red books, and the upcoming scorpion clan book for l5r. Also looking forwards for Delta Green material.. what about ya and Babylon city of monsters. Any products yer looking for?

So i'm going to my first convention and I have what may be a dumb question. It's the Pittsburgh Gaming Expo and I've got my ticket. Now how do I sign up for events? Do you have to be on-site? Can you sign up online? I go to their website but there doesn't seem to be a "click here to add events to your schedule" button. Anyone know?

Any similar tool as book world without numbers to start a world in solo campaign

I found the book world without numbers by Kevin Crawford...

I wanna start a solo campaign using Mythic Emulator.

Is it a good resource or you advise any other ?

Cheers

I’m gearing up to run a mutants and masterminds campaign set in the DC universe (and in the 90’s, no cell phones). The whole campaign is going to be a cross country roadtrip as they search for their missing friend. Of course I’ll create some random encounter tables, but I’m looking for some systems to steal/create to really make the traveling aspect fun. I’ve already got an idea like, the person in the “shotgun role” gets to pick music. The music they pick would give a small bonuses to the team depending on the vibe they pick. (For example, if they put on something heavy they would get a plus 2 to their next attack role). Does anyone have any fun ideas I should try to implement, or systems from other RPGs that I should look into to borrow from? Thanks!

I dont mean it like in dnd, because yeah you can make soemthng just stronger or take a creature with a bigger cr. But those are just numbers. I meant something that would be like encountering something high magic in a low magic setting. Like in dark souls the player faces enemies that are shadows of themselves like Gwynn as lord of cinder instead of lord of sunlight. Is there a game that captures this smehow? Making foes on a different level, still beatable maybe, maybe with magic items or such. Maybe kinda like in vampire where a low generation vampire has waaaay more blood points to spend per round like the usual player character, so its still beatable but noticable on a different level.

Stormlight Archive might be my favorite fantasy series ever. So naturally when I heard that there will be a TTRPG released not only for it, but for the whole Cosmere, I was postively extatic.

I got the starter set as soon as I could, but unfortunately, life got a bit in the way and I wasn't able to play it for a while. Perhaps for the better, cause at the time I had few people in my circles who read Stormlight, yet now, when I finally managed to ran it, I had plenty to choose from.

I am still happy with what we've got, however, they did play it safe with the rules. They made it easy for anyone who plays 5e and enjoys Stormlight to jump into the Cosmere RPG without much struggle, the rules being a combination of 5e, 4e and Pathfinder 2e. Still fun, but I would've enjoyed to see something a little bit more out there.

The starting scenario is good, however I find it strange that there is almost no magic in it, given how magic is one of Sanderson's selling points, but oh well.

Thoughts at large can be found in the review, I hope you will find it helpful!

I'm creating a tool that will update the page labels in a PDF to match the actual printed page numbers on the rendered pages, and I'm looking for examples of publishers that do this. All the GURPS PDFs do this. But I'd like to see some more examples, so the tool isn't GURPS-specific.

This week's RPG is Triangle Agency!

Have you played it? Have you run/GM'd it? How did it go?

What's your favourite memory from the game?

What's the best thing about the game?

What's the worst? How would you improve it?

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Last week was Dune. Join us again next week for Barbarians of Lemuria!

I haven't been able to find a post that fits what I need so here goes:

I'm planning on running a Call of Cthulhu game for some friends and a big part of the plot would be townsfolk/NPCs being doppelgangers. I've never homebrewed a stat block for Call of Cthulhu and have come here to ask for advice on how to create one and run it...

It's very inspired by JRWI's Unwitness Protection Program (season 2) if anybody knows of it.

Thanks! :)

Hi everyone. I hope y'all are well.

I just realized the Elden Ring: Nightreign TTRPG was released back in June, but only in Japan and only in Japanese. I see it is available to purchase on Play Asia.

I can't find any additional information on whether there are plans to translate it to English or other languages. Has anyone local to Japan taken a look at it? Color me curious.