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Based on feedback and new ideas.
Full changelogs in the document itself, but:
* More options in several categories. As a counterbalance to this, the mandatory choices (two drinks, one dish, one employee) are free.
* There are now standard and 'exceptional' employees.
* Moving On section, including the conditions under which you can take your tavern with you.
* Minor tweaks to a few selections.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rUHVQCAFPl5MTvNVnMehnEHo8MuYNzCo/view?usp=sharing
I made this today (with some good input) because I didn't find a sufficiently pleasing existing document that I could use for the "Tavern Master" video game. But then that video game isn't really distinct enough for its own setting document, so I went with the title instead.
I also wanted to do an experiment in "Can I make a 'grocery list style' CYOA that I would use myself, and I don't consider OP?" I think I succeeded, but it's not entirely for me to judge.
It works equally well as a CYOA and a jump. If popular, I'll probably add images at some point.
Anyway:
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f2B5phLjfN9ZWjiC_Jypag6PXd6E2IwS/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f2B5phLjf
Hello,
I'm looking for help finding a generator for dungeons, ruins, caves, any of the above that either has a hex grid option, or has no grid at all. Either would be fine by me. I haven't had any luck so far, any suggestions would be appreciated.
So I'm drafting out the fourth book of World Between The Trees right now.
Here's the first three if you are unfamiliar: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zj95Ter_l82UtWCcxdOYlBrY7inwUtDP/view?usp=sharing
In any case, this one is The Isles Astride The Sea, following The World Between The Trees, The Land Beneath the Ground, and The City Before The Sands. The theme here is a seagoing adventure, a mash-up of Mediterranean pirates, tropical islands, and The Odyssey.
I've got a rough outline of ideas done. This post is to solicit input or feedback on that general structure, or additional ideas if you have
Is anyone aware of mods that add interesting options to spend large amounts of gold? I'm even open to equipment mods, IF they are appropriately expensive.
I don't care about being spoiled, if that's relevant.
Appreciate any leads.
Hello,
I've been developing a world for quite a while (as part of a TTRPG I'm concurrently developing). One of the earlier decisions about the lore I made was that the year was half as long as earth's (184 days, specifically).
Now, the world is literally created by gods, so not everything has to be completely scientific (no Kepler's laws of planetary motion references, please thank you), but I'm wondering about the exact effects on seasons. When I first decided about the shorter years, a few (real) years ago, I didn't go any deeper into thought than "milder seasons", which I'm still fairly sure will be true.
I'm writing here to ask whether others have thoughts on this, or are aware of thi
The Medal
Dappled drops alight upon
half-remembered eminence;
burnished bronze reflecting, still,
soul-defining resonance.
Greatest glories over yon,
left to gather silent dust,
formless forged an iron will
for tomorrow, left in trust.
Hello. New guy here. I've been designing my TTRPG for several years now, and I'm not here to talk about it particular right now, but rather to ask a larger question about TTRPG design that I've struggled with.
The question is about rule and world consistency, and I'll give an examples of what I mean, taken from other systems.
5e has many cases in which you aren't allowed to do something, and the prohibition isn't backed up by any in-universe logic. The easiest example that comes to mind for me is the Beastmaster Ranger. Why can't you train your beast to attack on its own? Because balance. There's no in-world justification for a rule that is made for balance reasons.
I remember an instanc
