#custom ttrpg

[featherlight-ttrpg]

Featherlight XP

Characters can earn experience points either by failing an action or by rolling an 8 on their d8. I just love TTRPG systems where XP is earned by failing and I also like that it doesn't mean you have to just murder everything you encounter to get XP (love D&D but never liked XP-based leveling)

XP can then be spent to purchase bonus "abilities" that grant PCs (A) passive benefits, (B) abilities can be activated at a cost, or (C) abilities that can be activated once per session.

It's been so much fun to develop those abilities and I think I'm narrowing in on a good set of abilities!

[captnkeeta]

I STARTED WORKING ON MY TTRPG AGAIN

DISCOHEADS, WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY A TTRPG THAT'S LIKE DISCO ELYSIUM BUT INSTEAD OF BEING MADE BY A BUNCH OF TALENTED ARTISTS AND WRITERS IT'S MADE BY SOME COMMUNITY COLLEGE WASTER WITH NO IDEA WHAT SHE'S DOING??? DO I HAVE THE PROJECT FOR YOU

I WILL BE POSTING UPDATES SOON

[iamthespineofmybook]

Question for a game project I've been working on for legit years: what kinds of passive effects do you (as in, anyone who comes upon this) think would be good for an adventuring party to have?

At the moment, I have a fairly short list. One that would help find secret passages, one that would let the character craft items (might split it into multiple disciplines), one that increases the rate at which monsters drop loot, and ones for proficiency in various classes of armour, weapon, and accessory.

And I kinda want a bigger list than that, some real options that all kinda balance out somehow. Maybe even enough that they can be categorized by the six classes I have (Martial, Magic, Rogue, Bard, Primal, Alchemy).

Any ideas would be handy, even if they're flippant, since even unserious thoughts can lead to interesting ideas.