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I made a TTRPG!
After a few months of work, I've finally finished making the Orchana Roleplaying Game. It's a fantasy TTRPG that's designed to be simple enough for new players, but complex enough to get a lot of fun out of it. You don't have to memorize tons of complex rules, since it's only 15 pages! Check it out on itch.io or with the link below!
https://href.li/?https://orchid-collective.itch.io/orchana-roleplaying-game
Sorry for the lack of posts
As the title says, sorry for the lack of regular posts. I started school recently and haven't had too much time to draw just for fun. I'll try to post more art when I can. In the meantime, here's a sketch of a dark elf D&D character I did recently. Alora the Sorcerer:
Guys I think he has to wear the hat
(the brides had enough and finally unionized against him)
He's made quiiiite the mess
(repost, sorry boys)
The reason I haven’t been posting as much is because I’ve been making stuff for my one campaigns but I’ve decided screw it, I’m posting it anyway
These are all NPCs from my call of Cthulhu campaign I’m running for some of my friends :)
It’s honestly so hard to tell the villain out of these 3 /j
Haunted by a fantasy world where "adventurer" is handled in the same way as "assassin" in John Wick. An ifykyk secondary economy running on gold coins where everyone knows each other but no one acknowledges the elephant in the room because we have manners about our weird-ass line of deadly desperate dangerous work.
Rolling into town, looking immaculate. Checking into the Inn. Not an inn, or the coaching house, or the traveler's hostel. The Inn. The one that takes my ridiculous oversized coin and says that my room is ready, and will I need to visit the Smith today? Perhaps a meeting with the Vintner? Shall I send up the Gourmand?
"Good afternoon, Master Whicke," the Smith says, putting aside the barrel scraper he's been working on to flip a switch beside the forge. Racks of tenpenny nails and trowels and hammers fold back to reveal the glittering points and edges of a score of swords and axes and spearpoints lit with the flicker of finely-tuned enchantments. "Shall we tour what's new?"
"What sort of occasion are we hosting, Master Whicke?" The Vintner asks, pocketing the coin with a sigh. "A funeral," you say.
"Ah, well perhaps something light to start, then," she says selecting a straight-walled flask that glitters with contained starlight, proof against the touch of the undead. " And something for remembrance," she plucks a small crock of something evil-smelling and phosphorescent. "And then something to really bring down the house." She gingerly selects a double ampoule of energetic looking jellies.
The Gourmand carefully runs his knife through the salted flank of a cockatrice with a pursing of the lips. "So many neglect trail rations, Master Whicke, and it is their shame. Paired with goldenwheat pancakes and carrion honey, a mouthful of cockatrice--properly seasoned of course--will keep the mummy rot at bay, even post-exposure. I have been given to indicate by the Management that your current escapade may make such information useful to you. I will of course wrap your purchases exceedingly carefully. Rot will be your constant companion in the Black Pyramid."
There's something here.
Making a shitty one-page RPG called Oh Shit It’s the Killer. The premise is simple: you’re a high schooler spending the weekend in the woods with your besties. The Killer is there also. He is trying to the Kill you
Here's another promising effort to liven up the RPG gardens. Glad to see my editor gave me this one, as some updates on archaeological findings could definitely be used alongside the game-making especially in TTRPG in a helpful way. Some points inside could use some elaboration, like how Cahokia was likely one of the city-states in the Mississippian cultural complex & predecessors in a way not too unlike those of the Maya Civilisation, or how it was likely mainly ruled by those living closest to its range such as the Ofo people or others.
Perfect Cut games is currently working on an AvP tabletop game! We are looking for playtesters, artists open for commission, lore posters/writers, anyone with an OC or two, people interested in seeing game progress, and whoever else wants to show up! Come on and join the hunt!
Art used is made by the only artist we have right about now, Sand, who's in the discord.
Obscure Tabletop of the Day: The Contract
The contract, simply put, is a deadly TTRPG set in the modern day, where the brave “Contractors” go on jobs to gain new abilities. The system is designed to be quick, one shot adventures, lasting an average of four hours of your time, where after each session you successfully complete, the PCs are rewarded with a Gift, a spark of potential that can grant powers ranging from a developing of latent abilities, to skills that go beyond the dreams of the average person. It’s also designed so A: you can slot a session between your regularly scheduled table top programing, and B: so anyone in the group can run a game.
To learn more you can visit the website here at https://thecontractrpg.com or visit our discord server at https://discord.gg/thecontractrpg . We hope to see you guys soon.
Today I DMed a game for a group of friends in person for the first time in years, and it was so stinking amazing! They were all newbies, but seemed to really enjoy it. I have been running public dnd games for the last few years now, which I absolutely love, but there’s something so special about playing a game with a group of close friends, and the trust and interaction in those games.