#rpgzine

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Work in progress for the Loot Hunters - First Coin 

[gan-edhen]

A short RPG zine about holding back the apocalypse in a world where unfulfilled emotional needs spawn bizarre supernatural disasters.

My first Kickstarter project just went live! Please consider backing if you’re interested in tabletop RPGs, mystery or horror games, or if you just like surreal monster art.

[wisteriazine]

A KIMETSU NO YAIBA RPG ZINE

  ﹂Coming soon!

@zine-scene @zineapps @zinefeed

[robinobandito]

WE ARE FUNDED! Thanks to all our generous supporters, Monster Temple: Issue 1 is official! We can't thank you all enough for making this happen! If you havent checked out our Kickstarter yet don't worry, we still have several days left in our campaign. With any luck we might be getting into stretch goal territory and I may have some secret rewards to reveal... Thanks again from all of us at Monster Temple! #Kickstarter #rpgzine #zinequest #dungeonsanddragons #dnd5e https://www.instagram.com/p/B9agOrFDqPz/?igshid=10cri4izpz4tj

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Work in progress for the Loot Hunters - First Coin rpg zine 

[zigmenthotep]

Prelaunch page now up up for Cosmic Hooligans coming to Zine Quest 3 Feb 11

A game about mankind's first poorly-planned adventures in interstellar exploration. Think of it like the worst parts of The Original Series and Enterprise with a 70s aesthetic.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/octapoc/cosmic-hooligans

[hivesworn]

Hivesworn Combat.

In Hivesworn you will come across large enemies call Predators. Predators do not act like other bugs you encounter as enemies but instead react to player’s choices. 

Predators react to players differently when they first spot the players. All enemy’s roll a D6 and have different reactions. 

Example:

• 1-2: Does nothing, it’s already full

• 3-4: Screeches or yells to alert others

• 5-6: Immediately reacts; roll on the failure table for this enemy

Each time a player attempts to attack, move, or otherwise interact with a threatening animal, they roll a D6 plus another D6 for each mutation that might help the situation, and take the best result. Each time you act, the Predator rolls on his reaction table.

• 6 counts as two successes

• 5 counts as one success

• 4-3 are neutral but can be “pushed” for 1 or 2 stamina respectively if a mutation allows it

• 2-1 is a failure

Successes count against the Predator’s Difficulty counter. Each success fills in a difficulty and corresponds to the Rage threshold that triggers after so many successes from the players. Example:

• 3 Successes: free roll on the consequences chart

• 5 successes: flees and tries to rest

• 10 successes: Enraged and begins rolling 2x consequences per fail. Gets one free roll now.

Enemies die or flee permanently after a number of successes against them equal to their difficulty. For example, a garden snake might require 5 successes. Thus, killing enemies is not the goal but just one possible solution.

Bestiary 

Rat

Usually content to feast off the refuse of a forgotten society, Rats find bugs a tasty treat.

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Reaction table:

1-2: Whips its tail, adjacent bugs lose their next action.

3-4: Loudly hisses, disorienting all bugs. -1 die to their next roll.

5-6: Rat is curious and only observes.

Retaliation table:

1. Rat turns and kicks attacking bug, sending them out of adjacent range

2. Bites attacking bug. Lose one Body.

3. Whips its tail, adjacent bugs lose their next action.

4. Loudly hisses, disorienting all bugs. -1 die to their next roll.

5. Bites attacking bug. Lose one Body part.

6. Hip checks all adjacent bugs, sending them out of adjacent range.

7. Bites attacking bug. Lose one Body.

8. Kicks dirt and dust at adjacent bugs, disorienting them. -1 die to their next roll.

9.  Loudly hisses, disorienting all bugs. -1 die to their next roll.

10. Rat rolls over, crushing adjacent bugs. They each lose a body part of their choice.

11. Swipes a claw at attacking bug. Lose one Body.

12. Rat pins down attacking bug. Roll 1d6. On a success the bug is freed. Otherwise lose a body part.

Rage threshold:

2: Whips its tail, adjacent bugs lose their next action.

4: Lashes out, roll twice on the Retaliation table.

5. The Rat gets more aggressive. Switch to 2d6 for retaliation tables.

7. Rat snaps at a random adjacent bug, it loses a body part.

10. The Rat is defeated or flees.

[hivesworn]

Resembling real world flies and dragonflies, Shattereyes are excellent flyers and have the ability to consume any organic matter for food.