What happen to Day 19? Family and anime~
Day 18 was reading over and noodling on starting an adventure, engagement rolls, and the like.
Today I got most of the content done for starting an adventure. For those counting at home it was 991 words.
There is one section left for it to be complete. While the word count may not be large it has a large impact on how the games works and deviates from almost all Forged in the Dark games.
There is no "detail" to pick from while planning out an adventure. Instead each adventurer will take one action prior to departing. That action be gathering information or preparing by acquiring a specific item or favor. Then they will come up with a general plan and then roll the engagement.
By having the players take that action it gives ample amount of opportunity for players to flashback to something easily. "Remember when I was talking to the druids at the Circle about the monster in the Emerald Quag? We'll while I was there I got a special fish that I can give to the moon octopus."
The other reason I got rid of the detail is well.... many dungeons are just a single entrance into a "dungeon" and many times the first "room" wouldn't be swayed by different "detail" approaches. (Hopefully that makes sense...)
However, there are many adventures to be had that have multiple ways of approaching and the players and GM should be able to come to an agreement on a loose plan.
I feel like I need to share the section when I'm done with it and see if it causes any confusion...
We have previously worked on subconscious_Routine is a one page microRPG. It won best RPG under 5 pages in the Applied Hope Jam. You play robots trying to fight their programming and discover free will in this post-post apocalyptic setting.
The entire game is above but you can get a FREE fillable PDF and print version
We recently released Sockgoblins, a dungeon crawl in a goblin-sized trench coat. You play as a crew of Sockgoblins tasked with finding socks to fill the Queen’s Sock Tithe. You can learn the rules over lunch and be playing that night. Sockgoblins is also available in PDF and printable form