I present to you the new Crowdfunding Collection #144, including every tabletop rpg project started between 05/24 and 06/14.
This week I feature the projects of the past three weeks since my last Collection left up until last Sunday. You will find that some projects are at an impending end.
There are two projects from Germany that I would like to briefly mention. On the one hand Rettet den Brettspielplatz aims to save a game cafe in Berlin. Which is a nice cause to support. Another projects offers Gelatinous Soap, that include dice. It is just from German, and offers an English project page. Check it out.
Onto the game projects, Alice is Missing offers a fascinating approach. The narrative game, focused on the disapperance of a highschool girl, is played via text messages, while still being a ttrpg. Which is quite novel. Then there is a bit more lighthearted game with Garden of the Giants. You’ll take the roles of mice in a magical gard, being up for some small adventures. The game offers a lot of ready made scenarios and plot, including phases of the day with an active gardner. Check it out. Scaling up from a garden to a hills, The Hike That Binds Us RPG tackles the topic of the survival of a longterm hike. The d6 game has a really, really cool presentation of game material, and I am actually in. If you are looking for a superheroe game, that’s colorful and ain’t „darkque“, take a look at Super High School RPG. While designed for the whole family, it does ~ in my opinion ~ don’t look ‚to focused‘ on kids or edgy teens. Then there is the Maximum Apocalypse RPG. Which offers a post-apo setting and where you can check out the d100 based rules in a quickstart. Maybe you want to check out the game for free? Then take a look at the Miracle RPG. It combines science and magic, and seems nice. There is a PKMN RPG, which I won’t feature in a bigger fashion for obvious copyright challenges.
If you like scyfy, check out the light OSR cyberpunk game Dancing With Bullets Under a Neon Sun. It really has cool looks. Though maybe you like some lowlevel, humrous SF, too? Then NerdBirds has you covered with strange birds in a narrative d6 game.
There are some games, that dip their toes into being a tabletoprpg, while having some other elements. Like Legends Of Dragons which is an almost normal ttrpg, with some quite strong card game elements. Even more of a tabletop game offers Mini Rogue. Basically going rogue-like dungeon crawling on a table. Well and last but not least, there is Eila and Something Shiny – a quite tabletopy-gamebook game.
If you prefer your gamebooks as good old game books, check out the Wanderer Gamebook+! It follow the tradition etablished by Lone Wolf and offers a cool fantasy adventure.
There are cool settings like Tug of Titans, which offers a system neutral city with intrigues and everything, or the Legendlore setting by Onyx Path, which brings the popular comic series to D&D 5E. If you like magical folklore, classes, rituals and more to your game, check out the Folk Magic of the Haven Isles supplement. Which is designed for the Midderlands game, but can be used for any fantasy group. Specific to KULT you can check out the Horror Guide & Scenario Collection or, if you want to supplement your Savage World game check out The Savage Sign 02. There are quite cool deck of cards like the Truly Wild Magic or Architects of the Deep sets. Well, and I like the The Electronic Age Core Dice, because they got stuff stuffed in.
Take a look at these and many, many more cool projects overe here:
German Crowdfundings
1 Save a Game Café
1 Dice Soap
English Crowdfundings
7 Role-Playing Games
2 Science Fiction Role-Playing Games
3 Hybride Role-Playing Games
1 Gamebook
2 Settings
2 D&D 5E Settings
8 Sourcebooks
4 D&D Sourcebooks
3 Deck of Cards
4 Adventures
3 DCC Adventures
3 Encounter Collections
4 Dice Projects
3 Accessoires
4 Platforms & Applications
1 Maps
2 Enamel Pins
3 Various RPG Projects
French Crowdfundings
2 Role-Playing Games
1 Sourcebook
1 Dice Tower
1 Web Series
Spain Crowdfundings
1 Role-Playing Game
1 Map