Game design & publication inspired by the stuff we love. Queer owned and operated. Nevyn and Jam love to create and contribute to the world of tabletop roleplaying games.
This is it, arcane amphibians! We're in the last 24 hours for you to pre-order the new edition of Hark! Says the Frog Magus! We've raised almost $700 for this new, extra-froggy version of Sin's dungeon of whimsical mystery!
Head to our website to pick it up!
We're very excited to announce our ZiMo23 project, DINOCAR! A chaotic game of messy map-making and city planning for all ages, Dinocar will be coming to Crowdfundr in February!
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We hit 100 followers on the You’re In Space And Everything's Fucked Kickstarter, thank y’all so much! Here's what we have to share:
Found Transmissions is a stretch goal! It'll include a extra content for SF, including new encounters, systems, and items!
Once we hit 300 followers we’ll share more~
Head on over to https://bytes.rip/spacefucked to sign up, and tell your friends!
And don’t forget to grab the demo for a terrifyingly good time~ https://forktwenty.itch.io/spacefucked-demo
Thinking a lot lately about HP systems- the stuff that tells you how much of whatever kind of damage your character can take before beefin' it. Most of us have probably had conversations or thoughts about how HP isn't just meat points or the amount of physical harm your character can take. If you've been in the RPG trenches for a while, you've seen plenty about that!
What I'm really thinking about is the language around HP itself, in any given game. You can learn a lot about a how a game wants you to treat injuries by how it describes HP, yeah, but you can also learn about the world itself!
As an example, if "an overnight rest heals all your wounds and you fully recover", then you can infer that the game doesn't want you to describe major bodily injuries, or that it gives your characters some kind of way to re-grow arms. Spinning off of that, if a game has you track more-intense injuries separately, you know that in not just the game but also in the world they're a big deal, not so straightforward to solve.
How does your game talk about HP and healing?
-Nevyn
