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It was a tough job, but someone had to do it.

Simple and intuitive gameplay that really puts the focus on the world and characters. Clean writing and layout meant to maximize usability without sacrificing mood and aesthetic. Love the shifting roles for players. Knight Forlorn gets my hearty recommendation. Anyone who's even remotely interested by the concept won't be disappointed.

As Daniel's editor, I'm pretty biased, but I still think this is a marvelously weird and quirky adventure that has all the spirit I've come to expect from his creations.

Correct to all.

This is excellent! Congratulations, and I can't wait to see more for OtBoB.

Don't blame us for your moral shortcomings.

This is twisted AF, and every Borger should have a copy. 13/10, would crawl this flesh again.

I'm glad it worked well for you! My biggest advice is, in a group, make sure everyone has a copy so they can figure out their results themselves and tell the GM rather than the GM trying to parse their results based on rolls.

That's terrifying.

My best advice is to give every player a copy so they can consult it on their own. Trying to manage it on your own as the GM is just too, too much.

Now that you're in, you can never escape.

This is such an outstanding guide. Thank you for the excellent resource!

Rugose's best release since Altibixsys. Reaches new pinnacles that 2-player-RPG designers have only dreamed of and likely will not achieve again any time soon, if ever. Instantly timeless, an historic contribution to The Art. The creator is a living national treasure and deserves instant respect and admiration simply for existing.

Well, shit. Guess I better change that to a d18.

13/10, would salt these funbois again

I hear they have a radio show or something.

Aside from the game files, we also have the third-party license and a style sheet to help you out. Are there any other resources that you're looking for or would be helpful?

A creeping, crawling suburban nightmare. I'm glad to have been a part of the team that dragged this thing into the light.

This character class is about me.

I imagined it as dividing the damage before subtracting the armor roll, but either way, it really reduces the chance of doing significant damage. It's a fumble after all. Still, this is something that I'll keep in mind for future revisions.

I've done some testing my own, but no, I haven't actually unleashed this on any unfortunate players yet. I honestly made this just for the sake of making it, not actually expecting it to be as well received as it has been. So I'll likely keep tweaking it based on feedback.

Minimum 1 after modifiers are applied.

Thank you!

I hope you enjoy it!

Thank you!

Errant is the OSR game we were always promised. A triumph of old-school-inspired design, an excellent book, a game that respects and supports its GMs and players, and hopefully a milestone in RPG history.

This song is about me.

Oh, so that's where that went. I thought it was unrelated.

Dude jacked me in an alleyway, ripped out my RCD, and I liked it.

My Cybone punched me in the crotch and stole my wallet. Is the game supposed to work like this?

I looked at the sample pages, and my eyeballs immediately melted. Not sure if this is a design flaw or feature. There for it regardless.

There are worse things than having to sit upside down.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!