/r/RPGreview
A place to review tabletop RPG systems and associated materials. Reviews of independent and established systems, supplements, and more are encouraged.
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Supplement Reviews: 100 Witches and 100 Dangerous Plants
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Reasons you may (or may not) enjoy Candela Obscura (MY turn to review!)
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Speaking of Sundara: "Merchants of Sundara," And Coming Full Circle
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Review: Cube World - Temple of Naga Malicinda
Temple of N. M., like the other Cube World adventures, is compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess rules. And it's beautiful in its efficiency.
https://profesnpc.blogspot.com/2024/02/temple-of-naga-malicinda.html
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Is it me or are RPG reviews routinely fucking dreadful?
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Unboxing The TTRPG "Army Men: A Game of Tactical Plastic"
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Scholar’s Review #68: Sourcebook: Shemarrian Nation
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Megan Mogg's Top 5 TTRPG Picks for New Players - Discover Your Next Adventure!
Hello TTRPG fans, Megan Mogg here! If you're just dipping your toes into the vast ocean of tabletop role-playing games, or if you're looking to introduce this fantastic hobby to your friends, I've got some great recommendations. Here are my top 5 TTRPGs that are perfect for beginners, based on my personal gaming experiences:
Dracouroboros RPG (Beta) - Topping my list is the incredible Dracouroboros RPG. I was extremely fortunate to be part of the early playtest group, directly with the creator, which was an amazing experience. The game, initially set for a late 2023 release, is now slated for early 2024. Its intuitive gameplay is ideal for newcomers, making it easy to jump into a world of adventure and creativity. The unique feature of turning your gaming memories into comics adds a charming and personalized touch to the experience.
Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition) - A staple in the TTRPG world, D&D 5th edition is wonderfully welcoming for beginners. Its focus on storytelling over complex mechanics makes it a perfect entry point into the world of fantasy role-playing.
Fiasco - Looking for something off the beaten path? Fiasco is your game. It's a GM-less game that revolves around crafting intense, often hilarious stories. It's easy to learn, quick to play, and a whole lot of fun.
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire - For the Star Wars enthusiasts out there, this game immerses you in the beloved universe with engaging stories and unique dice mechanics. It's a fantastic way to experience the force of RPGs.
Monster of the Week - This game is inspired by shows like Buffy and Supernatural. It's all about battling monsters and being the hero, with an approachable rule set that's great for RPG first-timers.
No matter your experience level, these games promise adventures, laughter, and memories. So gather your friends, pick a game, and start your journey into the magical world of TTRPGs!
#TTRPG #TabletopGames #Dracouroboros #RoleplayingGames #GamingCommunity #d&d #fiasco #starwars #monsteroftheweek
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Speaking of Sundara: My Top 3 Picks From "Guilds of Sundara"
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Speaking of Sundara: Towns of Sundara (Talking About The Former Deal of The Day)
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[Review/System Generic] Supplement Review: "100 Witches" and "100 Dangerous Plants"
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Speaking of Sundara: My Top 3 Picks From "Sellswords of Sundara" (Archetypes and Subclasses)
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D&D One-Shot Review (Horror Edition): "The Curse of Sapphire Lake" and "Ghosts of Sorrow Marsh"
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