Let's see if you still have it, Veeky Forums. Are you up to the challenge? Use pic related to create a small RPG in 24 hours. Roll 3d500 to determine themes of the game from chart. You're allowed to do one re-roll. No d20-clones.
I'll start.
Jose Butler
>Theoretical Physics >Dwarves >Jets
Like a poetry. I'll run with it.
Caleb Campbell
Rolled 296, 50, 313 = 659 (3d500)
Rolling
Matthew Nelson
Tourists, Loch Ness, Candy. It kinda writes itself.
Dominic Evans
Rolled 322, 40, 20 = 382 (3d500)
... Sure, I'll give it a go.
Justin Cooper
I'm a try too
Evan Brooks
Rolled 228, 402, 371 = 1001 (3d500)
Fuck
Leo Bell
Cartoons, submarines and masks
Interesting...
Hudson Morales
I'm thinking some wacky comedy game, set in a submarine where players trade around masks that let you do different things?
Mason Johnson
Cartoons and submarines remind me of The Beatles or maybe Sealab 2021, but masks don't make much sense to me. I would re-roll them.
Angel Walker
Rolled 23, 29, 94 = 146 (3d500)
I'll have a gander at this.
Xavier Scott
Military, Environmentalism, SE Asia
Sure, I can work with this.
David Morales
Rolled 129, 116, 182 = 427 (3d500)
Hit me.
Nolan Ramirez
>Insanity >Hex Grid >Sports Hmmm...
Caleb Peterson
Rolled 279, 24, 159 = 462 (3d500)
Rolling
Landon Gomez
Two-way radios, Fortress, demons
So call of cthulhu kinda but in an abandoned old fortress?
Jonathan Mitchell
Rolled 103, 380, 1 = 484 (3d500)
Let's see.
Nicholas Perry
Rolled 64 (1d500)
Rerolling the 1.
Dominic Ross
Rolled 97, 446, 468 = 1011 (3d500)
Just fuck my shit up.
Lucas Peterson
Blackjack, WWI, Time Manipulation
Sounds like a friendly game of cards between battlemages during a lull before the charge. Magical dickery abounds, however.
Public Transit, DMV lines, Snipers
Looks like this is going to be a mad dash to the train as the Sniper (GM) tries to take you down.
Aiden Young
I like this combination. It sounds like a paranormal Vietcong.
Brody Wright
I will not deliver in 24 hours, but I will participate in this little experiment
Jack Harris
Rolled 364, 162, 66 = 592 (3d500)
forgot how to dice
Jace Bailey
Rollin'
Michael Brooks
Rolled 198, 475, 361 = 1034 (3d500)
Hm...must have fucked up. I blame all the alcohol I've been drinking.
Asher Ramirez
Guitars, space stations, meteors. We heavy metal scifi now.
Tyler Butler
Rolled 351, 140, 98 = 589 (3d500)
Lets roll i did not deliver last time but ill try
Adam Brooks
Rolled 15, 112, 305 = 432 (3d500)
Historically accurate underwater trains..... hmmmm, i use my reroll
Juan Wilson
Survival, Exploration, Ham Radios.
Oh god damn, this is too easy. Easily another zombie survival clone. Don't think I can come up with something original, this topic has been beat to death.
Gabriel Martin
Dreams orcs and jets Thats a bit more workable
Jayden Nguyen
Rolled 74, 441, 290 = 805 (3d500)
Okay.
Nathaniel Jackson
>Pop Stars >Isolation >Electricity
Now there's an idea. I'll start writing stuff up.
Lincoln Turner
Rolled 99, 475, 331 = 905 (3d500)
watup
Nolan Bennett
And here it is. I present your GOTY, LICENSED.
Eli Cooper
Here's my delivery.
Jaxon Morris
Rolled 297, 10, 2 = 309 (3d500)
Lets see what we get
Julian Stewart
Rolled 479, 220, 197 = 896 (3d500)
Hudson Gutierrez
>Blackjack, WWI, Time Manipulation Personally, I thought of incorporating blackjack mechanics into the gameplay, and making it about a bunch of special agents from all sides of the war who use time manipulation devices invented by Tesla or something.
Hudson Nelson
> Mathematics > Subsaharan Africa > The Sun So, a maths-heavy game of mundane survivals in African savanna. Boring. Do not want.
Jack Cox
>not making a game where jet-setting scientists travel the globe looking for ancient clues to help them stop the sun from exploding Why are you even on this board
Lucas Nelson
dice+3d500
Rolling
Grayson Hughes
Rolled 147, 80, 167 = 394 (3d500)
Dominic Jenkins
>Planets >Transformation >Hair
Miss Universe: The PCs are contestants in an intergalactic beauty pageant.
Christian Thomas
Rolled 386, 77, 340 = 803 (3d500)
alright
Sebastian Gonzalez
Rolled 281, 310, 220 = 811 (3d500)
Rollan
Ethan Stewart
I'm not sure if I was able to properly translate the concept on one page, but, nevertheless, here it is.
Jeremiah Smith
>Smartphones, the Caribbean, and Aliens.
I can dig it.
William Brown
I like this one. It's simple, original and plays with the concept in an interesting way. Good job, user.
Joshua Sullivan
Gonna bump this
Thomas Fisher
Rolled 354, 191, 85 = 630 (3d500)
let's see what i get.
Jace Brown
Obscure Fists Recursion...
I have no clue where to start.
Joshua Barnes
fuck it, let's see how this goes
Owen Butler
Rolled 166, 92, 49 = 307 (3d500)
oops
Luke Watson
Rolled 61, 174, 163 = 398 (3d500)
Let's see what we have to work with. Hope I don't get stupid shit
Jayden Ramirez
Summer, Zombies, Umbrellas.
I can work with this.
Jacob Parker
slice of life, scouts, knights I've got an idea...
Luis Ortiz
Turned out like a wargame than anything else. Hope someone finds some fun out of this.
Adam Wilson
Rolled 18, 65, 259 = 342 (3d500)
Lucas White
>masks Sealab + masked crusaders So a Saturday morning cartoon show underwater
Camden Fisher
Hitchhiking in Eastern Europe. Hot blood? What could that be?
Jayden Walker
Let's see
Daniel Bailey
Whoops.
Jaxson Perry
Rolled 5, 282, 479 = 766 (3d500)
Rollan
Mason Thompson
3d500
Carson Myers
5 282 479 So cannibals, espionage and mathematics? Hrmmm. A crunch heavy game of radical environmentalists spying on an illegal lumber operation in the Amazon when they are attacked by and have to escape from a tribe of cannibals?
Ayden Anderson
Microuniverses exist within our universes ad infinitum. An obscure order of monks can access them by punching the fabric of reality in just the right place. They are tasked with preventing micro-universes from invading or being invaded by our own.
Caleb Watson
Rolled 484, 312, 131 = 927 (3d500)
Let's see
Christopher Harris
Rolled 371, 323, 395 = 1089 (3d500)
Rawllin
Noah Garcia
Rolled 28, 85, 382 = 495 (3d500)
Sebastian Carter
Insects, recursion, and physics. Hm. Rerolling recursion.
Aaron Miller
Rolled 463 (1d500)
I guess I'll never be completely comf with this dice system.
Brody Garcia
Rolled 39, 317, 366 = 722 (3d500)
Let's do this, maybe. Disclaimer: I'm a total newcomer to the hobby, you're all warned/
Logan Turner
Goblins, cooking, rapture.
Hmmm. So, top chef but with a lot of backstabbing and sabotage. Also the judges smite you if you fuck up. I think I can do this.
Jonathan Baker
Rolled 155, 282, 233 = 670 (3d500)
What a curious thread and chart...
Jacob White
Surfers, Espionage, Jets.
Not sure whether I should re-roll surfers or jets...
Nathan Turner
>zombies >smooth jazz >basketball Players are a zombie jazz band who come to a new town where all conflicts are resolved by shooting hoops and slamming. The townsfolk HATE music and dancing.
Tyler Perry
Terolling either smooth jazz or basketball as bounty hunters. Either one could be fun.
Jose Wood
Well it's not complete, but I've still got 20 hours. Maybe I'll get it done before the deadline.
William Lopez
please be good
Cooper Carter
You DON'T want to write an RPG about sky-surfing spies? You must hate fun.
Jaxson Gomez
Rolled 21, 238, 393 = 652 (3d500)
Hoping for the best
Jordan Jenkins
That's pretty good, user.
Noah Long
Rolled 104, 310, 182 = 596 (3d500)
David Richardson
Rolled 89, 55, 65 = 209 (3d500)
Lets do this!
Ian Kelly
Rolled 125, 455, 477 = 1057 (3d500)
Rolling
Joshua Sanchez
Rolled 192 (1d500)
>Slavery >Tactical Shooting >Gods
Rerolling Slavery, it's just not a topic I'm comfortable working with.
James Young
Chernobyl cleanup crew RPG then...
Or being trapped in reactor.
Jose Davis
>Conquistadors >Skeletons >Hitchhiking I'm having trouble with the hitchhiking part, but there's something there
Sebastian Hill
Rolled 103, 16, 354 = 473 (3d500)
Could be a loose interpretation. Elite tactical worshipers that are bound to the will of their gods.
Ethan Wilson
I'm picturing something about escaping from a meltdown at a nuclear plant
Julian Jackson
I was thinking that but not sure how to execute it
Jace Gutierrez
dice+3d500
Juan Sanders
Rolled 78, 448, 278 = 804 (3d500)
Jackson Smith
I'd imagine sort of a dungeon crawl situation, every room/corridor could potentially have some kind of hazard to deal with, like invisible radiation, fires, structural damage to the room/building, or having to encounter a half-melted person begging for help. It would play like a board game, but there's some good roleplay potential with the right player mindset.
Easton Young
Could just go with "Nuclear Reactor Spawns Monsters".
Adam Murphy
Sure, if you want to take the easy route
Isaac Wright
Sounds right, I suppose I need to do some research.
I was considering it. I have a soft spot for monsters in general. Plus, I only have 24 hours to complete it.