#sfrpg

[thechubbiestlamb]

Super Fatty RPG: Expanded

Holy SHIT you guys, it's the Super Fatty RPG. This'll be the first kink-game I've ever paid for (there is, however, a free version). I gotta warn ya, this review gets EXTENSIVE (and spoiler-free!).

Gameplay: I'm gonna be completely honest, I have 17 hours of playtime in this game in order to get all the endings (and occasionally enjoy myself) and good-golly-gosh there's a LOT of content. We're talking 3 quest-lines, 2 side-quests, 35 NPCs with full dialogue (actually there's probably more that I just forgot about!), a mystery to solve, a book of lore, and more! Combat can work a variety of ways: beat enemies to a pulp! charm your way into their heart! swallow them whole (if you're big enough)! feed them until they can't move! outsmart them in a riddle-contest??? The choice is yours! And the way that there are a variety of goals that your opponent can have, so that you losing the battle could mean different things??? Incredible. I was so utterly blown away by the variety offered by this game. I have a single negative about this game, however: the power scaling is way too steep. You either are way too weak to face monsters or way too strong. Once you unlock all of the moves from the gym and gain a few weight-classes it's not uncommon to start one-shotting the mini-bosses, which on one hand makes the vore option much easier, but on the other hand it makes it impossible to just enjoy a fight where the enemy is force-feeding you boxes of chocolate or whatever it is they have. Honestly I deleted my first save because I thought I'd need way more Power, and ended up defeating one of the final bosses in two hits. I genuinely recommend only upgrading your Power after you've been defeated by something.

Kink: Hoo boy, where to start? As stated earlier, the sheer variety is where the game shines: feeder, feedee, vore (eat people, objects, or get eaten yourself), immobility, gurgling, furry, cow-transformation, pregnancy, inflation (slime, air, blueberry, and breast), tube-feeding, breast-feeding, intox, lycanthropy, vampirism, macro/giantism, and probably others that I couldn't find! I'll be posting some spoiler-free tips on this blog if you don't want to go digging through the walkthrough for where to find each kink. Another great feature of the game are the options you have for maintaining whatever size you want; if the higher weight-levels are just too big for your taste, you can reduce your size using the gym, F-ATMs, or buying the Reduction Bracelet. Don't worry: you maintain all of the stat buffs from the highest weight-level you've reached. With so many options you'll definitely find yourself spending extra time in certain areas to enjoy the kinks offered there. On top of all that: if you find yourself unable to project yourself onto a blank, featureless character, then you can INSERT YOUR OWN ART! That's right! The game has three separate spritesheets for you to choose from and edit! Granted, it can take a hell of a lot of time to draw over all 240 sprites (and that's 240 sprites for each of the 3 levels of badonkers, so if you're interested in swapping between sizes that's more like 720). Still, there's a handful of community-made spritesheets available for download!

Overall: 10 / 10 Slam-grandwiches

[b33t-r00t]

“Just samplin’ my work~”

Weirdmidnight finished SFRPG and I’m obsessed…

[bran-ridire]

ROMULAN Homebrew - Starfinder Roleplaying Game

I recently bought the PDF for Amarillo Design Bureau’s ”ROMULANS” Supplement to their Prime Directive d20, and I felt inspired to make a Starfinder  RPG  compatible romulan, taking inspiration from their design, and the Star Trek Online Romulan Playble Race.

SO, What do you think? The Declared (Rihannsu)    Originally of foreign stars, the Rihannsu (Meaning “the Declared” in their native tongue, though most other races seem to refer to them as “Romulans”) at least claim to have ruled a massive star empire, an empire that came crashing down when a supernova wiped out their homeworld and destroyed their power base.  The majority of their species now lives in the so called “Flotilla”, an assortment of aging star ships and patched up modern ships scavanged from battlefields, under the command of their new government most know as “The Romulan Republic.”     The Romulan Republic has been straight forward in admitting to new would be allies that their race is known to be somewhat treacherous, the Republic however seeks to move beyond this history, replacing totalitarian rule with an unerring belief in freedom.  This isn't to say Romulans have abandoned their old nature completely, and tend to make great intelligence assets. +1 Strength +1 Dexterity +1 Constitution +1 Intelligence, -2 Charisma. 4 Hit Points Age: Romulans are considered to be adults around their 18th year and may live as long as 200 years. Size and Type: Romulans are Mediums Sized Humanoids of the Romulan and Vulcanoid sub-types. Base Speed: Romulans have a Movement speed of 30ft / 6 squares. Typical Alignment: Any Chaotic. • Efficient: Romulans receive a natural +2 to Perception checks and Stealth is always considered a class skill for Romulans.  If a Romulan's First Level Class or Character Theme grants them Stealth as a class skill, this trait instead gives a Romulan Character a +1 bonus on all Stealth Checks. • Low-Light Vision: Romulans see in Dim Lighting as if it were normal lighting. • Loyalty: Romulans receive a +2 bonus to any skill checks made to resist attempts at bribery or coercion.  Also Romulans receive a +2 bonus to all saves vs Enchantment Spells and Spell like effects. • Plasma Proficiency: Romulans are considered proficient with all weapons that have “Plasma” in their names. Starting Languages: Romulans begin play speaking Common, their own language of Rihan, and, if raised outside the Flotilla, the language of their Homeworld if not already listed.

[haltraveler]

I am LOVING the new Starfinder classes. Is it just me or does the Vanguard have some real Flash vibes?

[haltraveler]

Codex of Worlds: Sorik'Va

Petrified corpse of an ancient evil.

My second Codex of Worlds entry, and the first one to introduce a player race, the ilikthar! I'm gonna try to include sketches of every player race I include in these. I'm not a great artist but I like to think I'm passable.

In addition, thank you to /u/janedamn on Reddit for their suggestion to include settlements in these!

[goblin-sovereign]

Let's talk martial arts. I practice karate, and I've always loved martial arts movies, I grew up on Rumble in the Bronx and Kung Pow (yes, it counts), as well as anime like DragonBall and Naruto. I'll talk about a few of the games I've played/am familiar with, and how I feel about them, as well as some of the games I've tried to bend to my will and add martial arts themes to.

Streetfighter The Storytelling Game

First up is White Wolf's Streetfighter. This is a fantastic and fun game, it does an outstanding job of replicating the frantic action of a fighting game in tabletop format. I wouldn't expect White Wolf to be the company to produce a Streetfighter ttrpg (It's something I would have expected Talsorian to pick up or something.) but they were doing weird things with licenses in the 90s.

It's your typical White Wolf affair, assigning dots and so on, but the combat system is very robust (as you would expect from a fighting game) but not overwhelming (which you might not have expected). I think they ended up cribbing a lot of the combat rules for a werewolf supplement, as well as some Exalted rules.

In combat, you have a selection of Maneuvers to choose from. There are some basic Maneuvers that everyone has, three kinds of punches, three kinds of kicks, block, move, and grab. The basic punches and kicks are basically just three levels of intensity each, faster and less damaging, to slower and more damaging. Then there are special maneuvers that you have to purchase, that's where you find the fireballs and flying spin-kicks.

Each Maneuver has values for speed, damage, move, and range. Speed is how quickly you can accomplish the maneuver, higher is better. Damage is a value that you measure against target's soak when you land a hit, which you will do provided you are within range and they are in a position to be hit. There's no skill check to see if your hit lands, if you're within range, and not obstructed in some way, you simply roll damage. The target subtracts their soak from your damage, and whatever value is left over is how many d10s you roll for damage, with 6s being a success that deals 1 point of damage. You will always roll at least one die for damage, even if their soak exceeds your damage. Move is how many hexes you can cross before attacking with that maneuver (you always move before attacking, unless the maneuver you're using specifies otherwise.) Range is a special characteristic that not all maneuvers have, it determines how many hexes out your maneuver can project, and it's used for maneuvers like fireballs, or a gun.

Combat is designed for a hex grid, and while you CAN use theater of the mind, or a square grid, you REALLY shouldn't. Not only are the range measurements built for a hex grid (not a huge hurdle really, convert them to meters and you're good) but a lot of the maneuvers (usually the really fun ones) have special movement restrictions that are best represented with a hex grid (this is a bigger hurdle.)

Speed is where the game gets interesting. In combat, each participant will select a maneuver (you are encouraged to record your maneuvers on index cards or something similar so that you can "play" them, hiding the details and just revealing the speed for bookkeeping purposes.) Your GM will start counting up from 1 and you will get to act on whatever your count your speed is. "But Goblin," I hear you saying, "didn't you say earlier that higher is better for speed?" Yes, I did. This is because someone with a higher speed can interrupt someone with a lower speed at any time (except after someone has rolled damage against you, you can't like see how high they rolled and decide to interrupt right then, it's gotta be before they roll or after you take the damage), just by announcing "Interrupt." So you could let a slower character get through their movement so that they're adjacent to you and ready to strike, then interrupt them with a movement and/or attack of your own. If someone interrupts and moves out of your reach after you've used your movement then you're out of luck, you don't get to hit them. You can even interrupt an interrupt, say your buddy is trying to hit someone, but the guy interrupted and is going to preemptively strike, you could interrupt HIM, and pre-preemptively strike.

The combat goes deeper than that, there are combo mechanics and all kinds of stuff, but I don't want to be here all day going into the fine details. It's a SUPER fun game, it feels super technical and strategic, and you basically get to build your own fighting style from the ground up, I highly recommend the game. It still has a strong following in Brazil, and there's a dedicated community translating fan materials from Portuguese to English. You can find materials for it here.

I talked way more about this than I expected to (shouldn't be a surprise, I'm a yapper) so that's it for this post, next up I'm going to talk about my current darling, Feng Shui 1e. No estimate on when that'll be out.

[chaotic-hypnotic-erotic]

The trippiest book series to come out of 2023. Starlight Opera is a game which will take your characters beyond the farthest stars.

Get the bundle here.

[thechubbiestlamb]

Tips for SFRPG Expanded

I seriously can't recommend SFRPG enough. It's ten bucks for hours upon hours of content (personally it came down to 58 cents per hour of playtime, which is better than most games I buy).

Anyways, if you don't want spoilers but still want to experience the most this game has to offer, keep reading!

General Tips:

If you're interested in having your stats kept across all future play-throughs (ie New Game+), make sure you Return all three pages (you only need to do this once) (no I won't tell you what this means, go figure it out)

You still gain Weight from food even after you've hit max Full and 0 Will

Henriette has more quests after she introduces you to the next quest-giver

Talk to people at desks! They might give you the ability to fast-travel back there in the future!

The fridge in your apartment generates a small amount of "Leftovers" per day. You can buy subscriptions to fast-food places you've visited to increase the amount of food is generated per day

The closet in your apartment gives access to several personalized options

You gain Weight faster after certain checkpoints in the story

Passive Gold Gain:

When you get to Deep City, head south to the Mall (the massive white building) this is a high-level area but the entrance is free of enemies

Once inside, head south and you'll see five kiosks

The third kiosk sells Streaming Equipment for 50g, which allows you to generate gold once per day when you Stream at your couch. The amount of gold you gain scales with your weight. This can be upgraded at the mall to provide more gold per stream

Passive Weight Gain:

Don't waste your time at the Buffet or Benny's

Upgrade your TV at the first kiosk in the mall so that you gain more Weight from food while sitting on the couch

Upgrade your fridge at the second kiosk so that you can order more subscriptions from each food joint. There are multiple stages of upgrades for purchase

Upgrade your bed at the fourth kiosk to gain more Weight from digesting during sleep

Tips for Specific Kinks:

You need to upgrade your Power once in the Gym in order to unlock force-feeding your opponent

Talk to Henriette with the Inflated status to unlock an item and an "experiment" related to air-inflation (you can get the Inflated status at the County Fair)

Talk to Henriette with the Blueberry status to unlock items and an "experiment" related to blueberry-inflation (you can get the Blueberry status at the Swamp)

Talk to Henriette with the Pregnant status to unlock an "experiment" related to hyper-pregnancy (you can get the Pregnant status at Bob's Barn)

Want to re-enact the fair scene from Charlotte's Web? Southeast of Bob's Barn is the County Fair, where free food is scattered across the map

You can turn into a werewolf by pledging yourself to Alpha in the Library (this can be reversed at the front desk)

You can turn into a vampire by pledging yourself to the Mistress in the Library (this can be reversed at the front desk)

Once you get backstage access at the Casino you can find an imp that asks you to round up some players for a drinking game that you can participate in (unlike the one in the Library, this one actually has descriptions of intox)

If you fall to 0 Will in the Casino you get to witness a scene with macro/giantism (there is another way to encounter this kink, but it's a spoiler~)