It's that time again!
Every year, in August, Anthony (Runeslinger) Boyd and myself try to get the world talking in a positive way about tabletop roleplaying games. Now in its thirteenth year, we're back with another load of prompts to inspire you to blog, podcast, draw, photograph, or just post on socials about TTRPGs that you love.
This year, the prompts are designed to be open to interpretation, though Runeslinger has suggested using the prompts to create characters. Whether that's a single character, or multiple characters, using the daily prompt as inspiration. There are also 'day of the week' modifiers based on the old rhyme along the bottom... 'Monday's Child is fair of face, etc...' which can influence your entry. There are also weekly themes down the sides to be added as well. Use whatever you like to inspire you and to get you talking - in a positive way - about tabletop games. Just remember to tag everything with #RPGaDAY2026 so everyone can find it, share it, and discover new games and players.
Above is the graphic for the week, feel free to share it far and wide. There's also a version below with instructions to share, as well as a version without the daily/weekly modifiers if you choose not to use them.
We've also included a blank version, just in case you want to either translate the prompts into another language and share it, or if you're not inspired by those prompts at all and wish to come up with your own. Just remember to keep it positive, or you're defeating the purpose of #RPGaDAY.
I must admit, I had a strange idea of creating 31 characters - not the stats, but certainly their looks and personalities - to act as NPCs for the new game I'm working on. A whole class of characters! I may even draw them as tarot cards to have a weird and cool unified theme.
Best get plotting!
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As in previous years, here are the prompts in text for easy access:
#RPGaDAY2026 - English
- Discipline
- Stature
- Poise
- Charm
- Burden
- Reach
- Mercy
- Resolve
- Privilege
- Secret
- Tact
- Loss
- Strain
- Regard
- Endurance
- Composure
- Intensity
- Directness
- Desire
- Promise
- Charity
- Grit
- Fortune
- Distance
- Familiarity
- Regret
- Hunger
- Devotion
- Labour
- Pride
- Edge
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