# Embers of Humanity is a community-funded hope-filled TTRPG about the end of the world. 

Designed to provides players and GM's with a clear and easy to use rules system, Embers should feel familiar to experienced tables, while accessible to new players.

 \- Create your own apocalyptic conditions, or use the inbuilt setting or prompts to play exactly the way you want to.  
\- Rules and structure that massively reduces GM prep. Embers of Humanity can be run with zero GM prep between sessions.  
\- A simple Settlement system that invites players into the world building and gets them excited to return to the table.  
\- Empathy rules help players tell the story of their Survivors, as their outlooks change and shift over the campaign.   
\- The Weird, an inexplicable, many-faceted problem that's linked to the end of the world.   
\- A living system, with regular updates offered through community funding, including scenarios, supplements and settings. 

# Who is this game for?

\- Those already familiar with BRP & d100 systems will love how intuitive this system is.  
\- Players looking for a generic post-apocalyptic system that they can mould to their own setting.  
\- GM's that want to build a setting alongside the players as they play the game.  
\- OSR/NSR lovers looking for a new setting might just find that Embers scratches that itch. 

The System: powered by BRP, Embers is a d100 roll under system, with a classic GM role and is best for 2-6 players. 

The Setting: One day, the world just ended. Civilisation is gone and humanity has nearly vanished. Play as a Survivor, rebuilding from the embers. 

The Weird: Electronics no longer work, time is relative, and bubbles of Weird cover the world, containing inexplicable phenomenons and dangerous creatures. 

The Settlement: Build out a new home. Starting from nothing, build a house, a village, and maybe even a thriving town. 

# Community Funded 

Embers of Humanity isn't just an innovative roleplaying game, it's also a community of people dedicated to changing the way we think about roleplaying games. The game has an active community, and a supporters initiative, which funds the development of new material for the game. For as little as €1 a month, you can get access to new supplements as they are published. Still not convinced? Download the Quickstart rules and check out the system for yourself.

Embers of Humanity by John Hedge