Philgamer (Jay Anyong)

I think about Exalted as a setting at least twice a week. Then I remember 2e, 3e and Essence Ed and all joy goes away.

I did the graphics for @philgamer.bsky.social's punchy micro-RPG "Rogue Fists"

It's a game where you use a rock-paper-scissors mechanic to fight for your corporate sponsor in hyperviolent no-holds-barred combat

check it out here: pointyman2000.itch.io/rogue-fists

#TTRPG

Rogue Fists by Jay Steven Anyong Get Ready To Throw Hands

Check it out over at @itchio.bsky.social

pointyman2000.itch.io/rogue-fists

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With layout by @jodthecod.bsky.social, I came up with an absurdly violent game with little premise beyond beating up the other guy for your Corporate sponsor.

Inspired by Kengan Asura, ST☆R: Strike it Rich and Grappler Baki, I was aiming for a heady mix of absurdity and violence.

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I asked the local #ttrpg community I hang out with for a restriction for a game design. They told me they wanted something with Rock-Paper-Scissors as a task resolution.

This is what I came up with:

Crowdfunding Spotlight: The Spy Game’s Spymaster’s Toolkit I've always been a sucker for the Super-Spy genre, having been a massive fan of the Spycraft game back on the early D20 era. That said, the only game that managed to get close to delivering that experience as of late is The Spy Game by Black Cats Gaming, which brings the modern Spy genre to 5e mechanics. I actually backed their first kickstarter project for the corebook, and so I was more than happy to see that they're getting their first full-sized supplement with the Spymaster's Toolkit now currently on…

Crowdfunding Spotlight: The Spy Game's Spymaster's Toolkit from @blackcatsgaming.bsky.social

The best kind :p

Get ARC, Marvelous Children of Inang-Uri, Magus, and What Dust Remains for only $40.

Running the gamut from OSR-like to mapmaking and journaling, this wonderful bundle gives flight to hundreds of stories (of varying levels of sadness, of course).

Play award-winning games for 45% off!

Fantastic stuff, thank you for making it!

Untamed Worlds Character sheet by JodTheCod unofficial character sheet for Untamed Worlds. Printable and Form Fillable

@jackno.bsky.social a friend of mine, @jodthecod.bsky.social put together a unofficial character sheet for Untamed Worlds jodthecod.itch.io/untamed-worl...

@ospreygames.bsky.social

Hi there! There's an Origin tier Themebook called "people" that covers heritage and species. An example given included Beaver Kin and Sylvan Elf.

I imagine you'd be able to cobble together your own custom non-human option through that. So, no, you wouldn't be required to play Adventurer tier.

@drgonzo123.bsky.social, I just want you to know that @misterkingdice.bsky.social's campaign to spread the word of DG to the Greater Manila Area is having some interesting effects on the local campuses.

Artist is a new DG fan!
IG: rojo_avgst

Taglish code-switching is fun, lots of interesting ways that English is thrown in. How it's done changes depending on socio-economic class too!

I get the same reaction to stuff I read sometimes and I live here in the Philippines.

Untamed Worlds An action-packed roleplaying game of animals uplifted to serve as humanity's agents among the stars. Welcome to space, the last great wilderness. While humanity…

Happy Untamed Worlds US release day.

So...buy my game. Unless playing animal commandos in space doesn't sound fun. Which is weird.

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[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 6: Review This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Untamed Worlds is clearly a product of love for 90's anthropomorphic cartoon adventures, but seasoned with more than a little bit of gritty realism that elevates it beyond just being a simple homage.

My final Review of Untamed Worlds by @ospreygames.bsky.social

[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 5: Advancements and the GMing Chapters This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Moving on from yesterday's articles we're taking a look at the Advancement Systems and GMing Chapters for Untamed Worlds. Experience, Commendations, Promotions and Influence…

A peek into the compelling GM chapters in Untamed Worlds by @ospreygames.bsky.social

That's awesome! RuneQuest Bronze Weapons from @chaosium.bsky.social soon? :p

[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 4: Character Creation This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Welcome back! Today we're looking at Character Creation for Untamed Worlds. While the game allows us to make Uplift or Human characters, I'll be sticking with an Uplift for this one.

Trying out character creation for Untamed Worlds by @ospreygames.bsky.social

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[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 3: The Rules This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Now that we've had a chance to look through the setting of Untamed Worlds, we'll be taking a look at the rules that power the game.

For today's Let's Study we'll check under the hood of Untamed Worlds by @OspreyGames with a look at the rules!

Tagging @jackno.bsky.social and @tachyonart.bsky.social as well!

[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 2: The Setting This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Today we're having a quick tour of the Setting chapter for Osprey Games' Untamed Worlds. As mentioned in the prior article, the game is all about Heroic space commandos (mostly Anthropomorphic creatures with the occasional human) fighting off the threats to humanity.

Let's Study the setting of Untamed Worlds from @ospreygames.bsky.social

[Let’s Study] Untamed Worlds, Part 1: Introduction This is series is made possible by the generosity of Osprey Games, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Untamed Worlds: Anthropomorphic Science Fiction Roleplaying describes itself as An action-packed roleplaying game of animals uplifted to serve as humanity's agents among the stars.

Blasting off with the first part of the Let's Study series for Untamed Worlds by @ospreygames.bsky.social written by @jackno.bsky.social

[Let’s Study] Legend in the Mist, Part 3: Core Mechanics This is series is made possible by the generosity of Son of Oak Game Studio, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Legend in the Mist is firmly set in the concept that the game is a conversation. As such, majority of the game loop itself is set along the assumption that if it makes story sense, then it can follow.

Back to our Let's Study of Legend in the Mist with an examination of the Core Mechanics!

[Let’s Study] Coriolis: The Great Dark part 9: Review This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. Coriolis: the Great Dark is everything that Free League does best: Moody, Thematic, and Beautiful. Much like in their other games, the writing and the artwork holds to a singular, powerful vision and executes it with such grim determination that it can't help but be inspiring.

Wrapping up the Let's Study for Coriolis: The Great Dark with my final Review!

Very excited to dig into the #UntamedWorlds RPG from @ospreygames.bsky.social written by Jack Norris and illustrated by Logan Stahl!

[Let’s Study] Coriolis: The Great Dark part 8: Solo Rules This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. If there's one thing I really like about the new core books that Free League releases, it's the fact that there's always an appendix now for Solo Play.

Looking at the Solo Rules for Coriolis: The Great Dark!

A little bit, but not enough that it's too hard to track. One could argue that tracking is the point given the focus on things like Supply and dwindling Heart points the further you go.

[Let’s Study] Coriolis: The Great Dark part 7: The Delve This is series is made possible by the generosity of Free League Publishing, who provided me with a review copy of this book. No other compensation was given to me and all opinions in this article are mine. At the heart of Coriolis: The Great Dark is the Delve. At this point if you've been following along you're already familiar that the The Lost Horizon is full of ancient ruins and hidden spaces from the Builders, and any of these could hold lost secrets and ancient artifacts.

Today's Let's Study: An overview of the Delving mechanics from Coriolis: the Great Dark