Spend an hour prepping for a 15-minute encounter, only to die after.
However, indie TTRPGs are full of fresh takes on worldbuilding.
Players begin Kingdom by creating a community and deciding on its details.
Players start off with creating a world, but not everything gets fleshed out right away.
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Players begin the game by rolling to see what god they are, determined by a table of domains.
The game ends when everyone is satisfied with their world.
That’s where the story begins, and it’s your job to explore the tatters of what remains.
It’s a bit abstract, but it’s great once you get the hang of it.
These tabletop games are sure to be a hit with fans of dark fantasy.
A set of D6s is recommended, but not strictly necessary.
As the title implies, the events of the game will span through an entire in-game year.
Gameplay is divided into four phases, each representing a different season of the year.
Players create a timeline of events and start from there.
There’s been a massive jump in the popularity of tabletop RPGs these last handful of years.
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But what about the system that came before?
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