🎲 You're Missing Half The Fun

 If you are only playing a character in a roleplaying game then you are missing half the fun.

I saw a post on reddit the other day asking about what system to use for a home-brew setting. 

I answered why not get your friends together and come up with your own set of rules?

I would think it could be great fun for a group of friends to jointly create a rules system for a home-brew game. 

If you are going to be creating the setting anyway, why not go the extra mile and create the rules for it as well. Why not take a stab at the art work too. 

A great deal of the fun for me in the RPG world is the creativity of it all. Everyone has some level of creativity inside wanting to break free. Building a RPG is a great way to release that creativity. There should be absolutely zero constraint on the starting possibilities. 

As you build you will refine it. Lay out every idea on the table for examination. Test it. Play it. Does it fail or pass? If it fails, then tweak it a bit and try it again. It could be great fun being a part of a totally new creation.

🎲 Let It Roll 🎲

R. A. Rice

🗺️ Learn to Map

 Strait to the point. Here is a great place to learn.

https://www.mapeffects.co/learn

👁️ Oracle RPG

 To the point

If you want to Roleplay SOLO

Here is a great place to go for Guides and Resources.

https://oracle-rpg.com/

🧠 The Challenge ✍️

    

    Have you ever been thinking bout roleplaying games and think do I need all these books?

    Then you think "Do I really need all these tables?" And "Do I really need all these dice?" 

    One day I thought about all of the above and decided to create a game for myself without anything other than my minds eye aka the good old imagination, and a pencil and paper.

    After doing so for a time,  I ended up with enough characters and storyline that I was able to create a book.

    Here is a link to that book.

    Tales From The Portal

    

🎲 The Oracle of Cyrus

    I like to use D6 dice for many of my solo roleplaying games. When I do, I usually use several and usually they are of different colors. Doing so allows me to move the game along a bit faster.

    Instead of rolling one dice for each thing that I need in my adventure, I instead assign different values for each color and roll the whole bunch at once.

I will assign green for vegetation, blue for water, Yellow for terrane, black for path etc.

I use Black, White and Tan for my Oracle questions. Black is No, White is Yes and Tan is Maybe.

High number wins and a Tie means Unknowable. 

Here is a link to more of what I'm talking about.

Oracle of Cyrus

To see all of my Freebies check out https://cyrusrite.itch.io/

🚀Jovian Despair a Outer Space RPG

 Jovian Despair is a Outer Space Sci-fi role playing game.

Basic: Each player has two characters that they create and control.

These characters are the main characters in a story of desperation, failure, and hope. 

https://img.4plebs.org/boards/tg/image/1418/65/1418658840108.pdf

⚔️ Heroes of Adventure

     Heroes of Adventure is a tabletop role-playing game about a group of travelers, explorers, mercenaries and treasure hunters who travel through the perilous wilderness from settlement to settlement taking on missions, jobs and adventures that others refuse to do. 

The game is inspired by classic fantasy adventure games of yesteryear and all content is free to download. 

https://nameless-designer.itch.io/heroes-of-adventure