#scifi rpg

[stickyhunter]

You can pick up my GM-less game about discovering an alien world alongside your mysterious crew over on RPG-Trader!

What We Found Beyond the Stars on RPG Trader

A GMless Roleplaying Game about cooperation and discovery on alien worlds.

[tabletopresources]

by luke oram

Check out Tabletop Gaming Resources for more art, tips, and tools for your game!

[theinstagrahame]

Announcing: Restful Actions

(It's here. You can go get it now!)

Restful Actions is a collection of 10 minigames for downtime periods in any TTRPG. They're designed to help players resolve character conflicts, complete goals, heal or explore, and take much shorter shopping trips. (You can, in fact, download the shopping trip minigame as a demo!)

For GMs, the goal is to give you a break, so you can start preparing the next Big Event. The minigames invite players to fill in some details of the world, creating shops, landmarks, even creatures.

You can pick up your copy here:

Restful Actions by Grahame @ Understory Games

A collection of downtime activities for any TTRPG

I've talked about this thing in more detail here:

theInstaGrahame (until I invent a clever thing)

So, uh, Update on this! I'm putting the finishing touches on it, and planning to release it to Itch. When it's up, it'll include the follow

[anim-ttrpgs]

i know that trying to definitively categorize media is a fool's errand, and also that "urban fantasy" is the accepted term for "it's the modern world except there's vampires or elves or some shit", but personally, I hardly even consider Eureka: Investigative Urban Fantasy to be fantasy. I consider it science-fiction, and that's how I approach it when writing the more fantastical elements. I don't exactly have anywhere I'm going with this but I think that some people that have really delved into the monster lore might get what I'm talking about. It's extrapolatory. It's about "what if X happened - well then Y might happen as a result, and what are the implications of Y."

That's also why some of the rules text very vaguely alludes to some scientific explanations for vampires without saying anything like "uh, for vampires to be scientific and realistic it has to be a virus spread by bite that transforms people into immortal blood-drinking mutants who die if they see a right angle, something viruses are scientifically and realistically known to be able to do, and medieval peasants were just too stupid to understand that so they thought that crosses repelled vampires because of God."

Vampires in Eureka are still the vampires from Eureopean folklore, but the scientific implications of them existing like that are extrapolated on and explored. That's where the cosmic horror comes in.

[rainbowdelicworld]

BACKGROUND/ENVIRONMENT ART COMMISSIONS ($15 Each) FOR @static-electric-dreams / @roboremy

Top to Bottom; Left to Right: Santorna, Lunestria, Laranth, Eshenal, Citadel-8, Sucralis, Palazair, Kokoro, and Earth/Terra

These are all backgrounds/environments of the nine respective planets that are the locations for my good friend's original RPG Project, Other Skies!

I hope that you guys enjoy all of these as much as my friend who commissioned me for these did, and please let these be motivation to commission me!!

[ART COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN!!!]

[weirdmallow]

I love a beach episode in my TTRPGs, so I made ten items for my Multiverse RPG 'Warped' that are perfect for that!

Available on Itch.io and DriveThruRPG now!

Warped: A Manic Multiversal TTRPG by Ross Eaglesham

Switch places with your Multiversal variants to complete death-defying missions!

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[adventuresandshopping]

Cluster Truck campaign for Mongoose Traveller RPG on DTRPG.