Hail & Well Met Adventurer!

by Magpie Games

The official tabletop game inspired by the TV-show. Play as a bender or warrior in any era from Kyoshi and Roku's lifetimes, to the 100-year war or later! 

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Complexity: 4/7

by Sundered Hold Scriptorium

A setting-agnostic fantasy ruleset for sword & sorcery style play with a focus on the story over the mechanics. 

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Complexity:  3/7

by Wizards of the Coast

Versatile fantasy with flexible worlds and high levels of mechanics and customization. 

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Complexity:  5/7

by Sojourn RPG

Climb the Tower. Seek the Throne. Seize your godhood…or die a legend trying. An ever-changing procedurally-generated dungeon crawl to heaven and beyond. 

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Complexity:  3/7

by Buried Key

Modern society fell to pre-urban levels of technology. Now your community travels the Lost Roads in search of home. 

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Complexity:  4/7

by Outrider Creative

Specifically designed to be easy to pick up and get you started on an evocative, gritty, pretty, magical adventure.  

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Complexity:  2/7

by Bully Pulpit Games

Flipping the script, here you play not the intruders, but the guardians, cursed to spend all of eternity defending a tomb. 

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Complexity:  1/7

by Evil Hat Productions

A narrative-focused game emphasizing melodramatic queer stories with friends and flirts. 

Complexity:  6/7

by John Harper and many others contributing

A one page game for all levels of experience and creativity to enjoy. Variants include Ghostbusters, Star Wars: Senate & Sabers, Oh, Dang! Bigfoot Stole My Car With My Friend's Birthday Present Inside, and more! 

Complexity:  1/7

by Mana Project Studio with Fumble and Don't Panic Games 

The official tabletop role-playing game of one of the most famous anime series. Music centered and all about the story of your bounty hunters and their contracts in the retro-future. 

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Complexity:  4/7

by R. Talsorian Games

The latest edition of the classic roleplaying game of the Dark Future, featuring updated mechanics and new lore set in 2045, midway between the events of Cyberpunk 2020 and Cyberpunk 2077. Cyberpunk Edgerunners screamsheets available. 

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Complexity:  6/7

by A Couple of Drakes 

Explore the wastes of space picking over the remains of junked starships in hopes of a juicy payday, avoiding the dangers within. More details here. (1-2 players)

Complexity:  2/7

by Rat Wave Game House

A game of digital pirates battling against the Robot Authority inside and outside a simulation that's kept humanity trapped. One (or more) of the players are foretold to bring an end to the cycle. 

Complexity:  7/7

by Evil Hat Productions You're a modern-day investigator of the paranormal. Special Agent? Meddling Kid? Werewolf wearing makeup? That's up to you.

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Complexity:  3/7 

 by Free League Publishing

A road trip on the verge of reality in visual artist and author Simon Stålenhag's vision of an apocalyptic alternate 1990s. 

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Complexity:  4/7 

by Bully Pulpit Games

A game about intelligent rabbits trying to make the best of a world  filled with hazards, predators and, worst of all, other rabbits. 

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Complexity:  4/7

by Chaosium

Based on Lovecraft's works, this eldritch horror game takes place in the 1920's, but the roaring seems quite different. 

Complexity:  5/7

by Monomyth Games

You have only what you can find on the beach and the waterlogged clothes on your back. Can be a gritty realistic game of survival on the beach,,, as long as you don't try to explore the jungle, that is. The jungle is home to things not found elsewhere. 

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Complexity:  5/7 

by Rowan, Rook, and Decard

The year is 1943. You are a team of crack vampire commandos with one mission: drink all of Hitler's blood. (1-6 players)

Complexity:  2/7

by Skullcamera Games

Inspired by the slasher films of the eighties and nineties. Perfect for short scenarios with high stakes and real danger. 

Complexity:  4/7

by Lucky Newt Games

A journey revolving around relationships and feelings

by Beth and Angel Make Games

A pocket-sized zine to take along with you during your journey

by Beth and Angel Make Games

A mindful observation game on seeing life from a new perspective 

A session 0 is a pre-game conversation between the Games Master (GM) and Player Squad (PS). This is where the GM can provide more detail about the table rules and game setting, while the PS can make any content requests and set expectations they would like. This can be immediately before the first session, but can be spaced out for scheduling purposes.

If you are returning to a campaign after a hiatus a Session 0 can help remember the story-so-far and the path forward. 

When aiming to base the following games on a 1-5 scale of complexity, some games were stuck in-between the comparison values. So, we use 7!

1. Easy Peasy: more talking than rolling 
2. Easy: but more rolling than before
3. Medium: rolling and talking have equal parts to play
4. Tough: talking requires tactics and rolling is affected
5. Challenging: math and resource management increase
6. Difficult: roles are nuanced, or math is everywhere
7. Intense: there is a steep learning curve before play