#RPGaDay2023, Tag 1
"First RPG played (this year)"
Teil 1: #Sturmbringer - W100-System, kam in 'ner Box, machte Spaß; hab die Romane von Moorcock aber nie gelesen.
Teil 2: #Pathfinder2 "Gatewalkers" - dank Pathbuilder und frei verfügbarer, umfangreicher Online-SRDs (Archive of Nethys) für mich sogar irgendwie zugänglicher als D&D5. Macht auch extrem Spaß, weil mein alter ego #NivVanDerZee, eine Piratte, schon auf Level 1 mehr hinbekommen hat als all' meine anderen Fantasy-SC zusammen.
Die Sheets von #CallOfCthulhu und #TrailOfCthulhu sind schon ziemlich funktional und gefällig. Allerdings enthalten sie immer auch viel Ballast an Skills, den man gar nicht braucht. Der Bogen zu #Pathfinder2 ist dahingehend toll, dass man recht genau nachvollziehen kann, wie die eigenen Werte zustande kommen. Ähnlich machts auch #Dungeonslayers mit seinem großen Sheet. Ein Alptraum, graphisch wie funktional, ist das Original von #SotDL/SdDF.
Please respond by saying what sorts of TTRPG things you're pretty likely to either talk about or respond to if you see them.
This can be a list of games (D&D! Tribe 8! Fate!) or categories (the weirdest of indie stuff! NSR! Anything PBtA!), topics (Worldbuilding! Publishing!), stuff you're making, meta-commentary (The State Of The Industry), and so on.
Then maybe share, and if the replies are building up, check them for new people.
@LeviKornelsen I'm #OSR all the way, preferably 3rd and 4th waves, mostly the science-fantasy kind.
I make character sheets, and sometimes maps.
I organize 2 conventions a year, and run open tables at game festivals and libraries about once a month.
When I publish stuff I made, I use the CC-compatible Free Art license.
Currently running long campaigns of #UVG and #SotDL (non-OSR exception), plus a one-shot of a new game every week or so.
My favourite #TTRPG PC possession was a warm patch of floor by the fire in the pub around which one of @tinstargames' #SotDL campaigns revolved. Every night, it mysteriously cleaned itself; my orcish refugee, Chancre, often curled up in it, despite horrific nightmares it inflicted upon anyone foolish enough to sleep too close. It was some sort of very unfriendly fey portal that slowly sent Chancre mad(der), though I don't know that we ever resolved its backstory. #gtkm