I think I remember seeing a thread in here a few months back about some guy who wanted to see about running a tabletop RPG based on persona.
Was wondering if there was a good one, since my friends and I have been really wanting to do something like that for a few weeks now.
Thanks in advance! (P.S. I don't suppose it matters which persona the rules are based off, come to think. so it's whatever.)
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If I remember right those threads were using the One Roll Engine and specifically Monsters And Other Childish Things to homebrew persona, using the Monster rules for the personas and then increasing the stats of the kids so they're less small children and more teenagers/adults.
That said, we should think up cool personas in this thread too.
that sounds interesting for a system. Hopefully there's a pre-converted to this system PDF floating around if they ever got around to doing that.
Also, it's funny you bring that up. Me and said friend group have all actually come up with personas for ourselves that we'd use for said RPG. Those being;
Magician - Siddhartha
Empress - Xochipilli
Lovers - Don Quixote
Justice - Prometheus
Star - Wu Zetian
Fortune - Son-Wukong
Hanged Man - Mothman
Moon - Atalanta
Chariot - Hercules
and Emperor - Hephaestus
We actually decided to avoid Wild Cards, and Fool arcanas, specifically because we didn't want a protagonist-kun to take over.
That would be this.
It's mostly feature complete, though the GM rules (which includes rules for custom Shadow creation) are currently in a separate section.
It's funny that you mention that since the current rules in the PDF don't support Wild Cards yet. That's an optional rule that hasn't really been touched.
oooo dope, does this come with blanks for the character sheets? or are those not available
>Xochipilli and Don Quixote
Hell yeah. Excellent taste.
I've toyed around in the past with putting together a series of Celtic/Arthurian myth themed personae, though I only ever got a few done. My big favorites were Crom Cruach as the Tower and Saint Patrick as the Heirophant.
Sure does!
The testers in the Discord are using an online sheet that works much better for online use. This one here is designed explicitly for live tabletop use.
well, I remember asking one of my friends about "if any of us were to be the fool arcana who do you think it'd be" and they had said like; "Preferably nobody. Since, then there'd be a protagonist. and then it's kind of less fun for everybody else"
Plus, While Wild Cards are fun and all. either one person would get special prvileges, or everybody would just be carrying like ten personae each, and at that point it'd just get hectic to keep track of y'know?
Exactly. Some of the test campaigns for the game have used Sub-Persona rules borrowed form Persona Q, which have worked out very well so far.