#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY FOURTEEN: Compelling Characters

 

Day Fourteen of #RPGaDAY2024 and we're looking at compelling characters. I have to admit, the ones that really stayed in my head long after playing were my Zabrak Dark Side Force user who had tried to redeem himself and turn to the Light Side. His story was kinda epic, starting with a group at the Jedi academy, Order 66 happening, going into hiding, then striking back against the Empire. 

The other character who leaps to mind is my Tales from the Loop character - the daughter of a couple who ran the seaside amusement arcade who ended up battling her own mutated mother and time travelling back to the 80s to prevent the apocalypse. Epic stuff!!

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY THIRTEEN: Evocative Environments

 It's Day Thirteen of #RPGaDAY2024, and today is Evocative Environments. I have a real problem with environments and settings that I haven't created. I don't know if I'm a particularly visual kinda person when it comes to my imagination, but it really helps if I can see what the characters see. 

For me, it's easier when I'm playing a licensed game, so I can mentally visualise where things are. If you tell me I'm in a sleazy cantina on Coruscant I know exactly what you're saying. Possibly why I'm not great at fantasy settings, especially ones that aren't based upon works I'm familiar with. 

So for me, the most evocative environment is something I'm able to mentally picture, whether that's the middle of London, the deserts of Tatooine, the domed city on Gallifrey, Brakebills University, or the bridge of the Enterprise. If it's not somewhere I'm familiar with, give me pictures. Lots of pictures. Evocative pictures like Broken Weave or Tales from the Loop. 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY TWELVE: Well Supported with Campaigns

 

As a companion piece to yesterday's one about One-Shots, today is all about Campaigns (I really should have moved these to be the weekend prompts, shouldn't I?). 

I guess everyone is going to immediately go for WFRP's The Enemy Within, but I've never played it (I'm not really that into fantasy as a tabletop setting, sorry). 

I'd like to mention that Tales from the Loop have a number of excellent campaign books - Our Friends the Machines, Out of Time, and They Grow Up So Fast. I love to see this sort of content, as I'm not great at coming up with adventures or long form content like this. I mean, when I have an idea, it escalates and gets huge, but if I don't have that idea to begin with, I'm stuck.

Doctor Who had a great multipart campaign recently called A Stitch in Time, which is 10 episodes that connect like a great RTD season with an epic season finale where it all comes together. 

But, the obvious choice to massive, well supported, campaigns is Call of Cthulhu. One day, I'll get to play or run Masks of Nyarlathotep, or Horror on the Orient Express - both of which can take years to complete. Sounds amazing. 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY TEN and ELEVEN: Well Support One-Shot on TV

 

It's the weekend again, and I didn't have the opportunity to type up yesterday's response. So here goes!

Day Ten asked about an RPG you'd like to see on TV. I must admit, I wasn't sure if it was going to be a setting or something from an RPG turned into a TV series, or what game you'd like to see being played on TV? I think the former is probably more interesting, so let's go with Conspiracy X. You know I'm a massive fan of The X-Files, and the setting for Conspiracy X, with it multiple alien species, supernatural weirdness, multiple government conspiracies, psychic powers, and nanotech. It'd be great.

Also, I had a weird dream of WILD being turned into a TV series. Parallel plot lines of Carter creating the technology, and Clarity trapped in the dreamscape trying to escape... but most series I've watched about dreamscapes and dream sharing haven't lasted long (Sleepwalkers, Falling Water, Reverie, etc.). Heck, I even had a cast sorted out in my head, with Peter Outerbridge as Carter... 

Day Eleven asks us to think about an RPG that has well supported one-shots. I must admit, I'm not much of a one-shot person, though I've had a couple of really cool games of Fiasco, and there have been a couple of great one-shots of All Flesh Must Be Eaten. I mean, Cinematic Alien is almost designed for one-shots (or rather three-shots) I think the ruler of one-shotdom, would either be Fiasco, or Grant Howitt's ever growing range of one-page games (Jason Statham's Big Vacation stands out for me). 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY NINE: An Accessory you'd like to see

 

Day Nine of #RPGaDAY2024, and it's particularly tricky as I'd mentioned yesterday that I don't really use cool accessories when gaming, so there's not really one I'd like to see. I had this weird idea of setting up a tripod and my phone over the dice tray so that when I'm playing over Skype like I usually do, the GM can see our dice rolls. But that may be taking it a bit far... 

What would you like to see?

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY EIGHT: Accessorise this!

 

Day Eight of #RPGaDAY2024, and the topic is an Accessory you appreciate. I know I've seen a few moans about the questions - notice the questions don't say "Best" as a definitive, they say "Great" so it's your opinion. We're not handing out awards here, just want to hear what you think. So when it says An Accessory You Appreciate, it doesn't necessarily mean an award winning or amazing one, and in my case, it's not really amazing. 

After all, I don't really use accessories. The most used accessories I have when gaming are a simple dice tray, and maybe a paperclip to record hit points/stress/etc. For our FFG Star Wars game, Debs created some laminated trackers that could record our Stress/Health and you popped a paperclip on either side to slide up and down so you don't constantly have to erase pencil markings and wear a hole in your character sheet. If I can find one, I'll take a photo and add it to this post...

Anyway, have fun with #RPGaDAY2024. If you don't like a question, do something else that gets people talking in a positive way. Just get people involved.

Stay safe and stay multi classy.

#RPGaDAY2024: DAY SEVEN: An RPG with 'Good Form'

 

Today's #RPGaDAY2024 is going to be a headscratcher for most people. An RPG with "Good Form".

So what does that mean, exactly?

The Oxford English Dictionary defines it as - 

"Behaviour that complies with current social conventions."

If someone is in 'good form' it implies that they are healthy. It can also mean 'performing well'.

So I guess you could interpret it any way you like. 

If it's about social conventions and being respectful to everyone, I guess I'd say anything by Evil Hat - they seem to be not only the most inclusive in their publishing, but also in their production - making sure that their books are clear, and accessible. The only problem I have with Evil Hat is that I have to wait for them to go into distribution over here due to shipping. 

If you are referring to 'performing well', I guess there is only one winner here, and that's the Kickstarter for Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere setting. As I type this, the Kickstarter still has 22 days to go, and will be hitting $5million by the end of day (probably by lunch). I'm just stunned, but it's great to see an RPG do so well!! 

Well, I guess that'll do. Until tomorrow!!

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY SIX: RPG that is EASY to use

Day Six of #RPGaDAY2024, and this one will be a really short one. Today asks about an RPG that's easy to use, and I'm going to interpret that as not only easy to pick up and play, but also easy to use at the table due to the simplicity of the mechanics.

There are a few, Tales from the Loop springs to mind again, but I think the winner would have to be Ghostbusters again. I mean, it's 4 stats, 4 'skills', loads of dice, and it's so simple you wouldn't believe. 

If you can't get hold of Ghostbusters, maybe check out its offspring, the Awfully Cheerful Engine, or ACE Adventures as it is sometimes called. Same system, a whole heap of settings, and loads of fun.

 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY FIVE: An RPG with Great WRITING

 

Day Five of #RPGaDAY2024 and this one is a sort of companion piece to yesterday's prompt about 'great art', today asking about an RPG with great writing. I'm an old gamer, so my first RPGs definitely read like stereo instructions. Going back to some of those rulebooks, I wonder how I ever worked out how to play them.

One that really stood out for me writing-wise was Ghostbusters, the classic West End Games RPG. It was the first one I really had fun reading. It was funny, easy to read, and was the game that inspired me to get into writing tabletop games. I remember that 'if it's that much fun to read, someone must have had a blast writing it' and I knew I wanted to do that. 

Later, one of the games that really stood out as having great writing was Eden Studios' Buffy the Vampire Slayer RPG, written mostly by CJ Carella. CJ had taken the same sort of approach as the Ghostbusters game, kept it pretty simple, but made it fun (and funny) to read. An easily accessible style that made rules fun, and got you excited to play in the Buffyverse. 

Again, it really got me keen to write to RPGs, and I was lucky enough to be involved in playtesting, and contributed (both in writing and editing) the supplements, The Slayer's Handbook and Monster Smackdown. 

I miss Buffy...

It's been a while since I read an RPG and really had that 'I wish I had written something like this' moment. Tales From The Loop stands out recently, mostly because the game system is so simple and compact that I was blown away that it could accomplish so much with so little, basically. 

However, most recently, it was Kieron Gillen's DIE RPG, published by Rowan, Rook and Deckard, that had me squirming in that 'Damn this is so well written, I wish I could write like that' way... 

There's just something about the conversational tone of voice, and the masses upon masses of GM advice that really provides players with tonnes of options and opportunities for some seriously cool games. 

Of course, it doesn't hurt that the book is flippin' gorgeous, with some stunning layout and amazing production values as well. 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY FOUR: RPG with great ART

Day Four of #RPGaDAY2024, and today we're looking at RPGs with great ART. I have to say that most RPGs these days have the most amazing art that my 80s RPG playing self would never believe. 

Star Trek Adventures is one that really stands out for me as it's a licensed game that doesn't use photos from the movies and TV series, and the art really captures the feel of the universe. 

I always love a game where a particular artist is key to the game, where the publishers just use one or two artists to ensure the game maintains its theme and feel all the way through the books.

A great example of this is Raven, featuring the amazing art of Abigail Larson -

However, when it comes to art in games, and games based on art, there are two examples that really stand out, and both of them are by Free League. 

The first is Vaesen, the Nordic horror RPG based upon the art and work of Johan Egerkrans, whose stylish and evocative illustrations really bring the setting to life. And the whole book, and the production values, are flipping gorgeous. 

The other has to be one of my favourite games of the last ten years, and that's Tales from the Loop. Simon Stålenhag's artwork is amazing, and I've always loved it. It just perfectly captures that weird alternate 1980s where robots and anti-grav vehicles are fairly commonplace, and the game that was inspired by the art does just the same. It has led to some of the most memorable games I've played, and it easily one of my favourites. 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY THREE: Most OFTEN played RPG

As Daniel Craig said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, the weekend" (to paraphrase). It's the weekend, and the strange colour scheme for the day on the #RPGaDAY chart not only indicates that it's the weekend, but also the rather bad anniversary that occurs today – and one of the reasons I started #RPGaDAY to begin with (a bit of positivity to distract me). 

Onto Day Three of #RPGaDAY2024 asks about the RPG you've played the most often. Tricky... I guess it would depend upon timescales? If we're talking recently, with my current group, then it'd probably be a close run thing between Aegean (see yesterday's post) or FFG's Star Wars RPG (Force and Destiny, more than the others, but a bit of everything). 

Setting the way-back machine a bit further to the previous era of gaming, it'd probably be a close-run thing between Vampire: The Masquerade and Mage: The Ascension. (Oh, man... I loved Mage.)

However, if you take into account all of the games I've played over the many years, it'd probably be a close run thing between AD&D and Star Frontiers. We played so much of both of those (along with Runequest, Traveller, and Call of Cthulhu, and a host of others) - and I know it sounds weird but Star Frontiers may actually top the list by a fraction. It'd be close...  

I'd still love to see a proper new (non-racist) edition of this, I just remember having way too much fun with Star Frontiers, and I was always more of a Sci-Fi person than a swords and fantasy type in my youth. 

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY TWO: Most RECENTly Played

 

Day Two of #RPGaDAY2024, and I have to say I've been blown away by how many people are taking part this year. Thank you all so much!! 

Day Two's question asks about the MOST RECENTLY PLAYED RPG. That one is especially easy as we were gaming last night. Stoo Goff has been working on Aegean for many years, and a while ago he launched a very successful Kickstarter for the core rulebook and two epic supplements. We've been playing Aegean off and on for a while, play testing, then actually gaming. It's an epic game of Greek Myth, where players are mortals or descendants of the gods, undertaking the epic quests of Greek mythology. There is a great system in there for building your town/city, and working to expand it and defend it against attack.

Most recently we've been playing Aegean but taken out of the mythical Greek setting, and placing it in the time of mythical Viking sagas. We've been exploring the seas, dethroning Yarls, shapeshifting, battling elf tyrants, fighting off hordes of the undead, come under the spell of strange cattle, tried to restore our village to a semblance of peace. It has been EPIC to say the least, with plot lines drawn straight from Norse mythology and the sagas. Great stuff. 

If you want to check out the Aegean game, you can find out more here - https://www.aegeanrpg.com/

#RPGaDAY2024 - DAY ONE: FIRST RPG bought this year

 Oh no! It's August again already! 

I had big plans for #RPGaDAY this year... I was going to do the whole 'two birds, one stone' thing and try to get some practice in drawing comics - I used to draw and publish comics about 25 years ago and since then I've hardly set pen to paper, and I really wanted to get back into doing something creative like that. It would also mean I could do #RPGaDAY without people having to see my aging and ridiculous face over and over again on Youtube...

The best laid plans. Maybe I'll still do it and catch up if I get chance.

Anyway, life kinda got in the way, and awful things have happened. But I'm still going to try and take part as much as I can, even if it's just as blog posts.

So... Day One - FIRST RPG bought this year.

I've bought a few this year, not too many. But I honestly can't remember what was the first. There's a good chance it was either the Fiery Angels adventure supplement for Blade Runner, which we played through before I read it, and it was amazing. Totally gripping, and there was a brilliant rug-pull moment of failing a Voight-Kampf test even though my character was human and starting to really question my reality...

Or, it was an eBay purchase of a load of 1st Edition Star Trek Adventures books that I didn't have (not that I had any of them). I love Star Trek, and had the opportunity to work as Line Developer for the initial creative burst on the line until juggling a day job with line-developing became too much and I had to drop out (paying the bills meant I had to stick to the day job, which was absolutely gutting). 

Announcing #RPGaDAY2024 for August

 

It's that time of the year again, or at least it will be in August. #RPGaDAY returns for 2024. We didn't think it was going to happen - it's been a particularly crappy year so far, but we've hastily cobbled together some prompts to get you all talking in a positive way about tabletop gaming throughout August. 

If this is your first time, every day through August look at the prompt and write, blog, vlog, podcast, draw, craft, or anything as a response. If you don't like the full question, for example on Day 3 the prompt is "Most often played RPG", the word 'often' is in bold and you can use just that word as the prompt if you like to talk about something else. 

There's an alternative question at the end as well, just in case. For a true alternative, if you don't like any of those prompts, keep reading...

Below are the prompts in plain text, and hopefully the translations into various languages.

1 - First RPG bought this year

2 - Most recently played

3 - Most often played RPG

4 - RPG with great art

5 - RPG with great writing

6 - RPG that is easy to use

7 - RPG with 'good form'

8 - An accessory you appreciate

9 - An accessory you'd like to see

10 - RPG you'd like to see on TV

11 - RPG with well supported one-shots

12 - RPG with well supported campaigns

13 - Evocative environments

14 - Compelling characters

15 - Great character gear

16 - Quick to learn

17 - An engaging RPG community

18 - Memorable moment of play

19 - Sensational session

20 - Amazing adventure

21 - Classic campaign

22 - Notable non-player character

23 - Peerless player

24 - Acclaimed advice

25 - Desirable dice

26 - Superb screen

27 - Marvellous miniature

28 - Great gamer gadget

29 - Awesome app

30 - Person you'd like to game with

31 - Game or gamer you miss

Alternative - Amazing anecdote

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If you don't like any of those prompts, yes I know they were a bit last minute, you can go with a completely different #RPGaDAY set of prompts. Suggested by Skala Wyzwania, these prompts are really cool and there's even a cool graphic for that version as well. 

Just look at the day on the left, pick the theme, then roll d10 to discover what you should do with that prompt on the day! 

So very cool, thank you Skala.

Text version of the alternative campaign:

1 - Runes

2 - Forest

3 - Demonology

4 - Cosmos

5 - Fairies

6 - Portal

7 - Forgotten City

8 - Experiment

9 - Heroes

10 - Steampunk

11 - Invasion

12 - Parallel Worlds

13 - Zombie

14 - Awakening

15 - Genetics

16 - Dungeon

17 - AI

18 - Curse

19 - Hologram

20 - Battle 

21 - Disaster

22 - Interdimensional Space

23 - Ritual

24 - Antique

25 - Mutant

26 - Tattoo

27 - Shapeshifting

28 - Mimic

29 - Knight

30 - Trap 

31 - Dragons

Each day roll d10 to go with the prompt

Result

1 - Describe a Monster

2 - Create an NPC

3 - Write a Bulletin Board Quest

4 - Invent an Item

5 - Write a legend or rumour 

6 - Create a random table

7 - Create a simple mechanic

8 - Present an idea for a Random Encounter

9 - Write an Eavesdroppable Dialogue

10 - Draw!

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French Translations - thank you to Francois Letarte

1 - Premier jeu de rôle acheté cette année 2 - Jeu de rôle le plus récemment joué 3- Jeu de rôle joué le plus souvent 4 - Jeu de rôle comprenant des illustrations grandioses 5 - Jeu de rôle bien écrit 6 - Jeu de rôle facile à utiliser 7 - Jeu de rôle bien organisé 8 - Un accessoire jdr apprécié 9 - Un accessoire jdr que tu aimerais qu'il existe 10 - Jeu de rôle que tu aimerais voir à la télévision 11 - Jeu de rôle avec de bons scénarios pour séances uniques 12 - Jeu de rôle avec de bonnes campagnes 13 - Un environnement de jeu évocateur 14 - Des personnages convaincants 15 - Un bon équipement pour un pj 16 - Jeu de rôle rapide à apprendre 17 - Une communauté jdr attrayante 18 - Un moment de jeu mémorable 19 - Une séance sensationnelle 20 - Une aventure incroyable 21 - Une campagne classique 22 - Un pnj notable 23 - Un joueur hors pair 24 - Un conseil acclamé 25 - Un dé désirable 26 - Un super écran de mj 27 - Une figurine merveilleuse 28 - Un bon gadget pour joueur 29 - Une application incroyable 30 - Une personne avec qui t'aimerais jouer 31 - Jeu ou joueur qui te manque

L'alternative au rpgaday classique. Premièrement prenez le mot du jour : 1 - Runes 2 - Forêt 3 - Démonologie 4 - Cosmos 5 - Fées 6 - Portail 7 - Cité oubliée 8 - Expérience 9 - Héros 10 - Steampunk 11 - Invasion 12 - Mondes parallèles 13 - Zombies 14 - Éveil 15 - Génétiques 16 - Donjon 17 - IA 18 - Malédiction 19 - Hologramme 20 - Bataille 21 - Désastre 22 - Espace interdimensionnel 23 - Rituel 24 - Antique 25 - Mutant 26 - Tattoo 27 - Change forme 28 - Imitateur 29 - Chevalier 30 - Piège 31 - Dragons Ensuite, chaque jour, roulez un d10 et ajoutez le résultat au mot du jour : 1 - Décrire un monstre 2 - Créer un pnj 3 - Écrire une annonce pour un babillard de quêtes 4 - Créer un objet 5 - Écrire une légende ou une rumeur 6 - Créer une table aléatoire 7 - Créer une mécanique de jeu simple 8 - Proposer une idée pour une rencontre aléatoire 9 - Écrire un dialogue entendu secrètement 10 - Dessiner

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Spanish version - translation thanks to Roberto Micheri -

Si es tu primera vez, todos los días de agosto mira la sugerencia y escribe, haz un blog, vlog, podcast, dibuja, haz manualidades o lo que sea como respuesta. Si no te gusta la pregunta completa, por ejemplo, en el Día 3 la pregunta es "RPG (juego de rol) más jugado", la palabra "más" está en negrilla y puedes usar sólo esa palabra como respuesta si quieres hablar de otra cosa. 

También hay una opción alternativa al final, por si acaso. Si no te gusta ninguna de estas sugerencias, sigue leyendo.

1. Primer RPG comprado este año
2. RPG jugado más recientemente
3. RPG más jugado
4. RPG con gran arte
5. RPG muy bien escrito
6. RPG fácil de usar
7. RPG con "buena forma"
8. Un accesorio que aprecies
9. Un accesorio que te gustaría ver
10. RPG que te gustaría ver en televisión
11. RPG con “one-shots” bien respaldados
12. RPG con campañas bien sustentadas
13. Entornos evocadores
14. Personajes fascinantes
15. Gran equipamiento para los personajes
16. Rápido de aprender
17. Una comunidad RPG cautivadora
18. Momentos de juego memorables
19. Sesión sensacional
20. Aventura increíble
21. Campaña clásica
22. Notable personaje no jugador (NPC)
23. Jugador sin igual
24. Aclamados consejos
25. Dados deseables
26. Magnífica pantalla
27. Maravillosa miniatura
28. Excelente artilugio para “gamers”
29. Impresionante aplicación (app)
30. Persona con la que te gustaría jugar
31. Juego o jugador que echas de menos

Alternativa - Una anécdota sorprendenteSi no te gusta ninguno de estas sugerencias, ya sé que son de última hora, puedes optar por un conjunto de temas para #RPGaDAY completamente diferente. Sugeridas por Skala Wyzwania, estas ideas son muy divertidas e incluso hay un gráfico muy atractivo para esta versión. 

Sólo tienes que mirar el día a la izquierda, elegir el tema y tirar un d10 para descubrir qué deberías hacer con ese tema ese día. 

Genial, gracias Skala.

1. Runas
2. Bosque
3. Demonología
4. Cosmos
5. Hadas
6. Portal
7. Ciudad olvidada
8. Experimento
9. Héroes
10. Steampunk
11. Invasión
12. Mundos paralelos
13. Zombis
14. Despertar
15. Genética
16. Mazmorra
17. IA (inteligencia artificial)
18. Maldición
19. Holograma
20. Batalla 
21. Desastre
22. Espacio interdimensional
23. Ritual
24. Antiguo
25. Mutante
26. Tatuaje
27. Transformación / Cambiar de forma
28. Mimeto (Mimic)
29. Caballero
30. Trampa 
31. Dragones

Cada día tira un d10 para seguir la sugerencia

Resultado

1. Describe un monstruo
2. Crea un personaje no jugador (NPC)
3. Escribir una misión para el tablón de anuncios
4. Inventar un objeto
5. Escribe una leyenda o un rumor 
6. Crear una tabla al azar
7. Crear una mecánica sencilla
8. Presentar una idea para un encuentro aleatorio
9. Escribir un diálogo escuchado a escondidas
10. ¡Dibuja!

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German Translation @ScarSacul @drachenzwinge
Deutsche Übersetzung #RPGaDay2023 #pnpde

1. ERSTES RPG welches du dieses Jahr gekauft hast
2. LETZTES RPG welches du gespielt hast
3. Dein AM HÄUFIGSTEN gespieltes RPG
4. RPG mit tollen ILLUSTRATIONEN
5. Großartig GESCHRIEBENES RPG
6. EINFACH spielbares RPG
7. RPG im guten FORMAT
8. Ein ZUBEHÖR das du wertschätzt
9. Ein Zubehör welches du gerne sehen MÖCHTEST
10. Ein RPG welches du gerne VERFILMT sehen möchtest
11. Ein RPG welches ONESHOTS gut unterstützt
12. Ein RPG welches KAMPAGNEN gut unterstützt 
13. Eindrucksvolle UMGEBUNGEN
14. Überzeugende CHARAKTERE
15. Hervorragendste Charakter AUSRÜSTUNG
16. SCHNELL zu erlernen
17. Eine engagierte RPG COMMUNITY
18. ERINNERUNGSWÜRDIGER RPG Moment
19. Sensationelle BEGEGNUNG
20. Tolles ABENTEUER
21. Klassiker KAMPAGNE
22. Bemerkenswerter Nichtspieler-CHARAKTER
23. Unvergleichbare/r SPIELER/IN
24. Anerkannter RATSCHLAG
25. Begehrenswerter WÜRFEL
26. Super SPIELLEITERSCHIRM
27. Wunderbare MINIATUR
28. Tolles Gamer GADGET
29. Großartige APP
30. PERSON mit der du gerne spielen möchtest
31. Spiel oder Spieler/in die du VERMISST
?. ALTERNATIV: Besondere Anekdote

Deutsche Textversion der alternativen Kampagne

1. RUNEN
2. WALD
3. DÄMONOLOGIE
4. KOSMOS
5. FEEN
6. PORTAL
7. VERGESSENE STADT
8. EXPERIMENT
9. HELDEN
10. STEAMPUNK
11. INVASION
12. PARALLELWELTEN
13. ZOMBIE
14. ERWECKUNG
15. GENETIK
16. VERLIEß
17. KI
18. FLUCH
19. HOLOGRAM
20. SCHLACHT
21. DISASTER
22. INTERDIMENSIONALER RAUM
23. RITUAL
24. ANTIK
25. MUTANT
26. TÄTOWIERUNG
27. GESTALTSWANDLUNG
28. TÄUSCHUNG
29. RITTER
30. FALLE
31. DRACHEN

Wähle oder Würfle mit einem W10 für jeden Tag für die Queste:

1. Beschreibe ein Monster
2. Erschaffe einen NSC
3. Schreibe einem Abenteueraushang
4. Erfinde einen Gegenstand
5. Schreibe eine Legende oder Gerücht
6. Erstelle eine Zufallstabelle
7. Erstelle eine einfache Spielmechanik
8. Präsentiere eine Idee für eine Zufallsbegegnung
9. Schreibe einen belauschbaren Dialog
10. Zieh! 

#RPGaDay #pnpde Deutsche Übersetzung

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Portuguese translation by João EC Brasil editor of the Brazilian RPG blog Confraria dos RPGs.

1 – Primeiro RPG comprado este ano
2 – RPG jogado mais recentemente
3 – RPG mais jogado
4 – RPG com ótima arte
5 – RPG com ótima escrita
6 – RPG fácil de usar
7 – RPG com ‘boa forma’
8 – Um acessório que você aprecia
9 – Um acessório que você gostaria de ver
10 – RPG que você gostaria de ver na TV
11 – RPG que suporta bem one-shots
12 – RPG que suporta bem campanhas
13 – Ambientes evocativos
14 – Personagens atraentes
15 – Ótimo equipamento de personagem
16 – Rápido para aprender
17 – Uma comunidade de RPG envolvente
18 – Momento memorável de jogo
19 – Sessão sensacional
20 – Aventura incrível
21 – Campanha clássica
22 – NPC notável
23 – Jogador incomparável
24 – Conselhos aclamados
25 – Dados desejáveis
26 – Escudo do Mestre excelente
27 – Miniatura maravilhosa
28 – Ótimo dispositivo gamer
29 – Aplicativo incrível
30 – Pessoa com quem você gostaria de jogar
31 – Jogo ou jogador que você sente falta