That being said, I listen to a number of podcasts that introduce new TTRPGs, so I feel I should know more, but it’s hard to remember all of them.

I played dnd pretty exclusively for 13 years, so it’s hard to not default to that.

I’ve been branching out more over the past year, but I still don’t know a ton. I’ve only played about 15 different games and I have a bunch on my shelf waiting to be played. So, I’m not sure, but I’ll keep looking.

Love it!

I adore the idea of an actual “do no harm” doctor. Straddling the line of who or what they can’t/shouldn’t save. Or whether saving someone’s life in the middle of a fight would be the cause of harm indirectly.

3? Or did you start the first one?

Thanks for your interest! I’ll go through the doc and my notes and try to make things clearer

It’s meant to be a GMless system, the cards are there to help facilitate obstacle generation. Failing a challenge closes that route and you have to draw new cards. I might have forgotten to add some things into the doc that I had as physical notes from play testing.

Every time you play, the players generate their own list of skills. I find the more specific, the more creative you get to be on how to apply them in situations. There’s not really a “win condition” other than fun and telling a story.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

Htorihpes

In this metaphor, the boar can be revived to be handled later.

If you do give it a try, I am actively looking for constructive feedback. Message me. #ttrpgs #indierpg

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