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A shared narrative game portraying the lives of outlaw factions and underground heroes in a corrupt and dystopian steampunk galaxy ruled by seven immortal eunuchs.
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Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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A loose roleplay about a group of people in the virtual future, burning holes in each others' minds to save themselves from the progressing Blue force of ego disintegration.
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Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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For generations, your family has lived in secret, hiding among the normal folk of the world for fear of what they might do if your people were ever discovered. You have hoped to spare your children the burden of the truth until they were older, when they might be wise enough to understand, strong enough to survive. But time is not on your side; your people have been found out, and the government is coming, and it's time to get out. |
Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
No |
No |
2 |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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Enter Hallow, the blasted remnants of what once was a world. In Hallow, humans, elves, and other traditional humanoid creatures of high fantasy survive – and often prosper – in small plots of habitable terrain. These plots are maintained only by ancient, supremely intelligent magical constructs that date past the reach of mortal memory to the time before the great cataclysms that obliterated the previous world.
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Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
4 - Moderately Crunchy |
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You and your friends have decided to do something stupid. You got loaded and decided to spend the night in the derelict Telford House on Friday the 13th. As the spookiness started to ratchet up to 11, some idiot dropped the bag with Flashlights and now they're starting to run erratic. You're in the dark, with no phone reception, and you're not alone. Begin play the instant after the bag is dropped. Determine who the jackass was. Survive the night. Escape the house.
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Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
1 - Super Easy |
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This is a role-playing game about a home. In this home lives a family, or a succession of families. You’ll draw the home and watch as it changes with the family over the years.
You will need a good-sized sheet of paper to draw on, pencils, and something on which to record characters (index cards are good). A big pile of 10-sided dice is helpful but not necessary. You'll also need to print and cut out the game cards, or transcribe them onto something.
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Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2-6 |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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You’re a 12‐year‐old girl. And you have a pet alien. Normal people are completely helpless against it, and the only thing that can stop it is other aliens, which belong to other 12‐year‐old girls. What happens next is up to you. Things could get ugly.
Note: This is an RPG where you compete against your friends.
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Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
1 - Super Easy |
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A game of social viciousness and revelation for 4-8 mature players. The setting is a dinner party in November 1974 ... the players act out their characters hangups while playing spiteful conversational games and getting progressively more drunk. Can you gain enough courage to face your Issue, or will you collapse in the downstairs lavatory or get thrown out of the party? Uses six-sided dice for resolution, the rules are simple but the tactics are deep. |
Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
4-8 |
1 - Super Easy |
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A game of competitive boasting, based on the exploits of the titular C18th adventurer and raconteur. Players portray nobles and challenge each other to recount an extraordinary story from their past. Dice and pencils are replaced by money and fine wine, a simple bidding system allows for interruptions and rebuttals, and it all wraps up in under an hour. The rulebook was ostensibly written by the Baron himself, with his unique and charming style. |
Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
No |
No |
4+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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A game in which you are trapped inside comments from online newspaper discussion threads. You and the others will take turns as game masters, reading out one selected comment on your turn and using it to set the scene and improvise freely around it. The game is not tightly structured, has no dice, and has a lot of room for interpretation. It's meant to be played in maybe half an hour or an hour by a group of friends who like joking around and poking fun at stupidity.
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Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
1 - Super Easy |
