Pencil and paper roleplaying games

Toon the Cartoon Roleplaying Game. Hunter: The Reckoning. Wraith: the Oblivion. Trail of Cthulhu. The One Ring. Boot Hill. Dungeon Crawl Classics. Apocalypse World. Space: DC Heroes. In Nomine. Big Eyes, Small Mouth. Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space. A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying. All Flesh Must Be Eaten. Heroes Unlimited. Eclipse Phase. James Bond Tunnels and Trolls. Werewolf: The Forsaken. Werewolf - the Wild West. Fading Suns. Iron Kingdoms. Amber Diceless Roleplaying Game.

Mouseguard 2nd Edition. Hackmaster 5e. Demon: the Fallen. In Demon: The Fallen , players assume the role of one of the rebel angels who defied their Creator for love of humanity and for their rebellion were cast into the Abyss , a prison hidden deep beneath the lands of the dead.

Over the millennia, the angels have been twisted by their suffering, manifest in the form of their Torment. Top Secret S. Lord of the Rings Roleplaying Game. Elric of Melibone. Vampire - Victorian Age. Mage - the Sorcerer Crusade. Click on the title image for more details. Two character classes fighter and mage , diverse backgrounds for unique characters, four magic types, low hit points, and interesting strategic play options make this an unique proposition among tabletop role-playing games.

Then Perilous Ventures is for you! It uses the new ORC System for combat and skill resolution, which relies on opposed rolls to determine combat using easily available six-sided dice. I even have to advertise through PBp means. This is a really great piece for beginners. I have to say it is a lot more fun than the standard games you can buy.

Aegle Waygate is dicebot and character-sheet enforced. Aegle Waygate is an inspiration of two RPGs the co-creator and I once played, combined with additional flare and personal touches. Such freeform characters are always welcome. Like the Owl's wrath stood towering peaks; the horizon rarely shown between drooping gorge o' swaging willow limbs and nestled in the establishment brilliantly from the roadside travelers eye.

Far, far in distance does it exist out of the pleasantry of civilization. When merriment passed innocent lips and stilled them perpetually; only soon to rival a sense of belonging, drawling crowds of lurkers- by hearsay, they gathered here: Endow Moors Tavern, upon the thorn-thickened forest within Lavellan. No somber romantic story weaves the tapestries, or haunting from the past ordeals.

Infact, it seems as nothingness, broken - Spring forgetting to bring splendorous aura amid the seasonal changing. Sea-dredged monuments, such as a lone statue, bearing the resemblance of an underlord God centers the Courtyard, inscribed beneath moss laden and eroded marble therein Gaelic tongue: "A'd acras adhlac" or "In thy hungers burial. The paths worn, mapped - word spreads almost as easily as the traditions themselves; in only the most shrouded of havens in attempts to bury myth.

You can create your own RPG world with just a little imagination, however I would suggest you use a set of booklets called Rolemaster and Spellmaster to implement the rules of your universe if you can get your hands on a copy, I bought my set way back in and have used them ever since.

Thank you so much for posting this! I was having trouble deciding on how to make my rpg work out, system and everything, but this broke it down into nice, easy steps.

Thus, the most daunting task, figuring out the dice system, was easily and almost readily accomplished, and I can finally move on to the rest of the game now that I have the basic points written down. Nice information. Creating your own gaming system can be daunting. I've tried a few time with friends with little to no luck--but always fun.

At the most, we create worlds and places. I'd like to see more about how to make a system balanced. Great hub. Well it didn't exactly have the information I am personally looking for as I have already decided everything listed here for my own game, basically I need to know the best and easiest format to present to users as far as character sheets go.

I really enjoy a D10 system, it makes sense to me D6,D4,D8,D2 and D12 seem to have an accuracy issue with me and D20 doesn't really scream "my own" D is just too much calculation to be a play on the fly kind of game. Thank you SO much. My GM had a knack for using the source material of a complex universe and mixing it with a different system for the sake of rules.

DND 2. This is great, but you should put an example of the end result of each of the tutorial parts. Since some people learn better by reading how to do it along with seeing the instructions being put together. The new name of the game is: project grid racing, and i have the cover art for it, cars in the game, car parts only last a certain number of races, used and new parts ececpt used parts dont last as long as new parts, no car dmg, terran: city, open, desert, and ice.

Racing days: only certain shops are open on certain days: used car parts shop, new car parts shop, used cars shop, new car shop, and Advantages single race upgrades. Game modes: circuit 4-cars : normal race, lap knockout 4-cars : last place in each lap is out, stock race 4-cars : u have fuel and tire grip, u have to make a pit stop.

One-on-one 2-cars : u give ur oppenent a head start and try to win, total laps 1-car : u try to finish a certain number of laps in a certain amunt of turns, time attack 1-car : try to pass the finish line in a record amount of turns, and death race 4-cars there are 3 car classes with different hp,speed, and weapons, try to surive and get1st. Im doing it!