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d6 dice pools were used in the (very ancient) Vampire Quickstart booklets in early editions, in a streamlined version of the main system, I'm unsure if that system was used for the subsequent games' quickstarts.

It could be interesting and intuitive, roll dice, 5+ is a success, maybe 4+ for stuff you're good to, maybe penalized at 6-only if you are under stress/curse/magic/something.

It also could be used as a global initiative roll: roll a pool and each success is an activation, and maybe you can force more activations by taking wounds or something.

No es el juego que esperábamos, pero es el juego que necesitábamos :)

yep, that was my thought process to push for TTRPG (the tabletop part identifies as "something you play at the table" ), maybe "Tabletop + LARP" or use the "+" to identify as "there is more stuff related but we didn't knew how to categorize it".

It seems that there is no a super-easy answer (in certain light, this is good, this is a very diverse hobby even in outputs produced)

New member here, just landing because the movement about ttrpg here.

First thing I saw seems pretty covered: "physical games" seems counter-intuitive if we talk about digital downloads (pdf/epub), maybe it's a term broadly used in the computer games subworld? If I see "physical games" I expect to find books (physical) and boardgames that are delivered in a box. Probably TTRPG (+ others) feels more intuitive, even if LARP product are somehow tangencial tthe category (are there LARP products people can buy?).

I'd go with some "TTRPG+" and once you click, some text explains you what to expect there.

Another thing I didn't see covered: Languages. Being non-English-native (Spanish/Catalan as main languages), it feels important to have some language filter alongside the "Genre" or whatever other filters are added. Although it's probable that English remains the unique language for years :S