A selection of some fantasy games Powered by the Apocalypse or Forged in the Dark for all of your adventure-seeking needs. I'll write blurbs for it all at some point, maybe?
This is not another fantasy game about “killing monsters”.
This is a game about heroes and villains, it's true, but these heroes don't kill. Or at least they don't if they want to remain heroes.
Come and try to make a fantasy world a better place!
Court Of The Lich Queen is a GMless roleplaying game for 4-6 players. You take on the role of Representatives to the Court of The Lich Queen, working together to complete Rituals that will save the world, trying to hold back the disasters befalling your Realms.
Uncommon World is a fantasy roleplaying game designed to be compatible with nearly 400 third-party Dungeon World playbooks, 165 compendium classes, 8,000 monsters, 600 supplements, and 100 adventure starters, while updating the system’s core moves with what has been learned over the past decade.
In Noctis Labyrinth a red desert encompasses the known world. Only one bastion of civilization remains, Cardea, the last refuge of humanity; a city held together by a tyrannical ruler and the feeble alliances of a its rival factions. The characters—adventurers, rebels and outcasts—are pushed towards the barren lands searching for treasure and the artifacts of ancient civilizations, deeply buried inside a maze-like series of canyons and tunnels that scar the Red Desert.
This is my own take on the PbtA engine and I'm still working on it. I'd say it's close to completion now.
Delve is a HUGE supplement to Ironsworn, but I'd say it holds its own strength as an add on to other fantasy games, especially PbtA/FitD games.
An incredible World of Dungeons hack. I personally don't like the Vancian magic system, but it's not any less good because of it, it's just my taste.
TSL is such an incredible game and it has such a wide adaptability range!
Can't be any more metal than this game, to be fair: hunt vampires, wear fey masks and attempt revolution through arms.
