It's been a while since we last had one of these, and what better way to start off the new year than this?
Rules are you roll 3d500 and then design a game (or at least a rough playtest or something) within 24 hours using those themes. If you absolutely can't use those, you're allowed ONE reroll, but then you're stuck with it.
Joseph Smith
Rolled 453, 217, 213 = 883 (3d500)
Oh shit, I should probably roll too!
Alexander Lewis
Paranormal, Video Games, and the Northwest US.
Guess this is just that one episode of Gravity Falls, let's do this!
Christian Gonzalez
Rolled 286, 386, 226 = 898 (3d500)
Giving this a try.
Camden Allen
286 - Crustaceans 386 - Smartphones 226 - Surgery
Crabpeople forming the governing body of a smartphone company that is kidnapping people for nefarious purposes.
Tyler Sanchez
So then do you play as the crabpeople, or the kidnapped people?
>philosophy, creation, apocalypse I feel it should be something like Dawn of Worlds with a focus on philosophies. Maybe developing a philosophy changes the world indirectly - you can shape the world through beliefs. But be careful, if you cross a very thin line it might end in a disaster.
Dylan Hernandez
Rolled 209, 59, 92 = 360 (3d500)
Is there a list of all the previous contributions or anything? It'd be nice to know that our work isn't going to disappear into the blackhole of tg's ass.
Anthony Cruz
>The 60's >Gangsta >Scouts
It literally named itself. I just wish I knew more about 60's culture.
Dylan Jones
Rolled 474, 57, 459 = 990 (3d500)
Ian Reyes
Rolled 319, 59, 119 = 497 (3d500)
Just fuck my shit up.
Levi Taylor
>Ancient gangsa cowboys
Uhhh...
Noah Ross
>World Leaders >Ice >Prudence
The players are the leaders or agents of the last remaining pockets of civilization after a massive and sudden ice age collapsed the modern world. The remaining super powers are locked in a cold war (pun unintended but not unwelcome), jockeying for the top position but careful not to escalate things too far...
Brody Sanchez
I mean, there's the few threads in the archive, but no one's ever gone and made a big collection of the actual works done in them. Maybe we should try for that.
Cooper Flores
198 - Survival 177 - E-mail 28 - Insects
I have an idea, don't know how playable it is though
Hunter Powell
Rolled 219, 57, 198 = 474 (3d500)
Jose Bell
Rolled 61, 147, 393 = 601 (3d500)
Let's see what hot mess I get to work with.
Ayden Campbell
Rolled 63, 216, 387 = 666 (3d500)
Lest do this motherfuckers.
Sebastian Richardson
Clouds Solo adventure. Medical.
A solo-adventure huh. You are the doctor, flying around on your own airplane, healing people.
Benjamin Miller
Hackers kills people using bugs sent in a emails. Are you rad enough dude to stop them?
Oliver Campbell
IM ROLLING HAHAHH LOOK AT ME ROLL ROLL XDDDD ROLLLLLLLLL
Levi Brown
Rolled 42, 477, 390 = 909 (3d500)
Luis James
Rolled 19, 288, 33 = 340 (3d500)
deer god roll
Jace Martinez
>Stand-up Comedy, Conspiracy, Gods
Our world is just a giant joke by the gods, and THEY don't want us to find out. Now that you know, you are a target.
Zachary Garcia
Rolled 29, 63, 57 = 149 (3d500)
Nicholas Bailey
Rolled 308, 291, 206 = 805 (3d500)
Rollan
Gabriel White
The people are freezing soild, not from the cold outdoors, but the viral ice within. Now your ragtag crew of medically trained persons must stop the environmentalists-terrorists from reverting the world "back to the ice age". Game includes long term medical research, lite combat, espionage, and ICE because illegals are still a problem despite the current "climate".
Ayden Baker
I would've just written out a game where your goal is to complete day-to-day Finnish life activities for that one, personally.
Levi Lopez
That's already a game though with that summer car one, add DLC for snow.
Asher Garcia
273 = Central America 114 = Satellites 306 = Drag Queens
Well, uh... that's going to be interesting.
Players are running a drag club for the CIA to run drugs through it. Their goal is to keep the Mexican Federales distracted while the CIA guy meets his Columbian contacts.
Brody Carter
rolling
Isaiah Stewart
Rolled 389, 400, 121 = 910 (3d500)
Nathan Howard
Gambling, Midwest US and war... Did i just get new vegas?
Austin Nguyen
Rolled 451, 186, 493 = 1130 (3d500)
Gabriel Wright
>trenchcoats >snow >wheelchairs N-NANI?!
Mason Lopez
Rolled 100, 98, 237 = 435 (3d500)
rol
Caleb Martin
Rolled 275, 139, 490 = 904 (3d500)
>The 50s >Historically Accurate >Award Ceremonies Meh. Reroll.
Carson Jones
>Heaven >Post-Apocalyptic >Death Squads W-WHOA...
Elijah Moore
Rolled 208, 423, 318 = 949 (3d500)
Luis Hernandez
...
Jack Nelson
Rolled 462, 347, 343 = 1152 (3d500)
Rolling...
Aiden Cox
Rolled 463, 440, 106 = 1009 (3d500)
Would be good if I was writing a book about Magnus Burnside, but I'm not...
Grayson Barnes
Rolled 261, 377, 409 = 1047 (3d500)
roll
Wyatt Gonzalez
Agricola, Marketplace, Static.
I think it's telling me to go play Agricola.
Landon Peterson
Rolled 259, 301, 453 = 1013 (3d500)
Brody Taylor
259 - Eastern Europe 301 - Western Europe 453 - Paranormal
Rerolling the 259 to have something more specific
Isaiah Jenkins
Rolled 137 (1d500)
Shit, forgot the dice.
Jack Brooks
Rolled 305, 429, 294 = 1028 (3d500)
let's go boys
Eli Sanders
Rolled 121, 76, 59 = 256 (3d500)
GIVE ME SOME GOOD SHIT
Evan Phillips
Rolled 313, 403, 491 = 1207 (3d500)
Well, let's see.
Cooper Roberts
>candy >monkeys >classic rock Rocker (anthropomorphised aliens) monkeys from Saturn arrive at earth to protect the human from the Candy Kingdom, after their civilization was enslaved by the addiction to sugar.
Grayson Jenkins
yjtfhgh
Connor Bailey
Rolled 91, 276, 421 = 788 (3d500)
Worth a shot
Matthew Long
Rolled 266, 315, 433 = 1014 (3d500)
Well, sure, why not.
Isaac Morales
>jewelry >spaceships >contagions Okay, I love those second two. Jewelry might be easy to leverage as an element of character creation/definition, especially if it's a 'Magic...In...SPAAAAACE' sort of setting, though it might take some brainstorming to have it fully jibe with the other two. Or maybe have the jewelry be a goal?
...or it could just be a Steven Universe thing.
Caleb Wood
Rolled 223, 500, 171 = 894 (3d500)
Let's see what we get...
Bentley Young
Got it: A not-quite-heist game where you're trying to steal the Hope diamond from a derelict full of horrible space plague. The layout of the ship will be semi-randomized: six master layouts, with the same number of rooms, the room 'keys' will be distributed randomly, the room that has the diamond will be chosen randomly. Roll 1d6 for a layout, roll 1d10 (or whatever) for a reference key, roll 1d12 for which of those rooms has the diamond. The room type defines exactly where the diamond is and why.
And the contagion means there is a ticking clock aspect. Perhaps additional opposition will also be randomly generated, or rolled for form a list?
Evan Rogers
Rolled 316, 259, 331 = 906 (3d500)
Daniel Ramirez
dice+3d500
Jackson Walker
Rolled 349, 267, 283 = 899 (3d500)
Here we go....
Kayden Martinez
>Marketplace >Small Scale >Vagrants
Okay, so this is clearly an RPG that takes place entirely within a single marketplace. 'Vagrants' is the interesting spice thrown in... are the players vagabonds and drifters passing through, their pasts colliding at the crossroads that is the marketplace? Or are they traveling merchants, their collective market wandering with them as a 'vagrant marketplace'? Lastly, kind of a mix of the two, maybe it is a 'vagrant marketplace' but that's because it's on an airship, landcrawler, magical building with chicken legs, etc. and you only have a limited amount of time to find what you need in the market before it travels too far away from home, and you end up lost?
Each of these is a compelling premise...
Robert Roberts
Rolled 69, 53, 26, 60, 49 = 257 (5d100)
Alright boys, let's see what we got
Christian Powell
Fuck, rolled the wrong diceset
Christian Thomas
Rolled 461, 125, 184 = 770 (3d500)
rolling them bones!
Bentley Hernandez
Rolled 270, 286, 259 = 815 (3d500)
David Mitchell
461 - Piracy 125 - Slavery 184 - Dice
Isn't that just 7th Sea?
Jason Rodriguez
>Coins, Crustraceans, Eastern Europe
Crab people are manipulating the economy of Eastern Europe to finance their colonization of dry land.
PCs fight these crab people in the shadows, lest the public learn of these giant monstrosities from the depths and panic.
Wyatt Myers
Rolled 390, 234, 42 = 666 (3d500)
Need a quick project, let's do this.
Justin Butler
>conspiracy >the far east >stand-up comedy
...huh. Well, let's see what I can come up with.
Austin Wright
Trying to roll from the phone
Logan Bailey
Rolled 113, 370, 111 = 594 (3d500)
Tyler Torres
Rolled 397 (1d500)
Rerolling temperance
Xavier Green
Rolled 60, 124, 254 = 438 (3d500)
Chase Bennett
Rolled 235 (1d500)
Rerolling Court Trial
Brandon Hughes
Rolled 107, 284, 298 = 689 (3d500)
Rolling
Bentley Miller
Rolled 291, 168, 109 = 568 (3d500)
Is there any guide to writing rpg rules? Any crash courses or whatever?
Luke Gutierrez
Rolled 315, 307, 59 = 681 (3d500)
Oh boy
William Russell
Rolled 325, 303, 384 = 1012 (3d500)
Sounds fun!
Cooper Green
Rolled 306, 242, 416 = 964 (3d500)
Reroll
Ryan Parker
It has to integrate social media, angels and rain. Fascinating...
Jack Morgan
Oooh, now that's a weird combo.
Adrian Perry
Dwarf Coffee Money,
Dwarf Coffee Shop Simulator, this is a pretty good idea.
Ayden Gutierrez
I'm thinking these would be best combined in a post-apocalyptic setting. Deities have decided to reach out to the masses via social media, at a time when water wars are front-and-center for most developed countries.
Nathaniel Flores
nigger
dice+3d500
Michael Smith
Rolled 315, 377, 211 = 903 (3d500)
cunt
Liam Hill
Rolled 111, 303, 66 = 480 (3d500)
Blib
Ethan Hughes
Mummies, Social Media, and Meteors.
The players are a bunch of reanimated dead, sent by a prophecy saying that soon the new meteor will arrive to once more reset life on earth. They start out going through the streets, telling people one by one, but they realise there are much, much more people than when they were last alive. They take to social media, where they're discovered by the Founders - a few rich, powerful people. The Founders know of the meteor.
Who do you think sent it?
Gavin Powell
Rolled 207, 483, 279 = 969 (3d500)
Sure why not?
Joshua Moore
Alright, I've got an hour left and this probably needs some serious layout revisions, considering it kind of just rambles on, but fuck it, I present to you all the bastard offspring of Tales From the Loop, Home Alone, and Jumanji.
If I had more time/energy, I'd probably make a couple sample monsters based on some Athabaskan stuff, just to push that Northwest US factor.
Adam Walker
399- Transhumanism 9- Energy Crisis 103- Blackjack
...wtf??
William Lewis
Welcome to the Vitruvius Casino, where you don't bet money, you bet your body! Win, and you win all new state-of-the-art cybernetics. Too bad they never figured out a good power source for them, so you have to win more to replace them as they start to drain away. Are you a bad enough dude to win the legendary Eternal Parts from the casino's owner and escape the cycle of gambling hell?
Mason Rogers
so...what, your in-game avatar goes through cycles of better quality cybernetics as you win tournaments?
Asher Diaz
Western. Clothing. Dice.
So you roll dice and wear cowboy boots? This chart sucks.
Gabriel Brown
Sounds kinda like fire punch.
Easton Murphy
I was thinking of it as a system where your character bets their own cybernetics and prosthetics on matches, and if they win, win newer or more specialized types of cybernetics. The key factor would be that all cybernetics have a finite amount of power, and once they run out, they can't work any more. So you have to keep gambling higher and higher stakes to get new parts before your current ones that give you all the nice stat boosts crap out on you.