!opensource@programming.dev might also be interested in this. Thanks for sharing!

Warhorn?

They were MY dashes much earlier than the usurper’s.

Cortex Prime. Extremely hackable, nearly impossible to break. Powerful to reinforce flavor with mechanics (which is what I think you’re going after). Simple mechanics (if you don’t go ham with the Mods).

Also might want to consider having 2 referees. The party will split, and this would keep things moving.

Mark of the Odd games (Into the Odd, Mausritter, Into the Bronze, etc.). Extremely fast character creation, the rules so light they’re almost not there, very few rolls, very deadly rolls.

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The font and color scheme are very much on point. Traditionally fuel would be marked, but everyone knows all the nooks available are used for fuel, so I don’t mind the omission.

everyone

Curb your expectations.

Neither. Thee amount of shifts above defense determine stress or consequence.

Or the effect die will determine the consequence.

Neither. Thee amount of shifts above defense determine stress or consequence.

Or the effect die will determine the consequence.

Marvel Heroic Roleplaying. It’s out of print, but you can get Cortex Prime and easily get the rules.

Sounds good, thanks!

Now what would be awesome is a small RPG-specific model that can be more easily self hosted.

How system agnostic is it? Can it run, say, FATE?

I had fun with my yungun with Argyle and Crew, a kid focused RPG where you create sock puppets as characters.

Weird way to spell dystopian.

Bumping this for the new Hostile bundle instead of creating yet another BoH post.

We’ve covered the Starforge bundle before: https://ttrpg.network/post/23885183

!Traveller@ttrpg.network and other !scifi@ttrpg.network games often feature that.

Bulldogs is a great narrative game on Fate with that vibe.

I’m down for some sci-fi. I just don’t have appetite for fantasy. Roll20 has listings for many systems, there’s discord, there’s startplaying.games for paid GMs.

As a fellow ESL speaker, I sympathize. Have you thought of The Expanse RPG? She could play a belter.