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Blue Rose AGE seems a good fit from what you say in the OP. «This section I noticed also features in other Green Ronin AGE books. It asks the questions "What do you do?" and "Who are you?" The focus of this game then is character dynamics. It is not "The party of adventurers set out to destroy...

Heard of it, never read it or played. My inspiration was Shadow of the Demon Lord. Like the idea but didn't want to learn a new set of rules.

Two things: 3D Printers are slow The smell/fumes of the heated plastic is toxic make sure you have a well ventilated work place. https://3dinsider.com/3d-printer-fumes/

The Original Known World redrawn in Hexographer by James Mishler Western Portion Eastern Portion

Humans only for PCs in my current campaign which started in May 2019. Elves, dwarves, halflings (and other 5e PHB) races don't even exist in my world. Also, no orcs, goblins or any «evil» sentient humanoids that feel too LOTR or derivatives. 90% of enemies have been humans with ill intentions...

I no longer view this as a pile of shame, like I used to. I see as an opportunity to do zen hobby time away from the real world.

The Cyberpunk mats are a must buy!

You need to add Body Snatchers and Zombie survival games to that list. The body snatcher's mind control and infected zombie's mindless behaviours have represented many unconscious fears of the occident over the years. The immigrants, the communists and more lately anonymous religious fervour.

As much as I like conceptual diagrams, like this one and the alignments, I do not view them as a good way to explain humanity. It's too simplistic and rigid. I prefer behavioural keywords as presented in BareBones Fantasy, which is inspired by Pendragon (Chaosium). They are much more useful for...

Heritage is mentioned in Fantasy AGE. Mixed heritage is also used.

Fantasy AGE uses random Race Benefits tables to make each individual somewhat different. You roll 2d6 twice on a table and get the results. They have one table for each race. For mixed heritage you roll once on each table. Some benefits are extra skill proficiencies, +1 to an attribute or a...

Rangers of Shadow Deep. This is a solo war-game that emulates D&D style wilderness exploration. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/257695/Rangers-of-Shadow-Deep-A-Tabletop-Adventure-Game?src=hottest_filtered

Four Against Darkness. This is not a RPG. It is a game that emulate the D&D classic dungeon crawl. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/180588/Four-Against-Darkness

Barebones Fantasy, despite the lack lustre name, is a very complete RPG. It has an adventure generation system with random tables and a default Kingdom to explore. It can be easily played solo. I own it and was pleased with what I read...

Ancient Odyssey Treasure Awaits might fit the bill. Haven't played it. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/78591/Ancient-Odysseys-Treasure-Awaits-PDF A review:

Shesheyan: the EnWorld user formerly known as Atanakar. Yesterday and today. Based and primed my new antagonists Reaper Pulp models. Heroes (first row) and Antagonists (second row) for my fall Modern AGE campaign.

Considering how 5e is built, I wouldn't be surprised (and would be extremely happy) if an ability+race bonuses optional system was included in the next Xanathar like book. No need to wait for 6E to play test this with the community. ;)

The internet is a wonderful place. Yesterday I found this 2015 article by Lawrence Schick, co-creator of the Original Known World with Tom Moldvay. I always thought The Known World was created for the Expert set. It was in fact Moldvay's and Schick's D&D home-brew world created well before they...

I started playing in 1980 and I am happy D&D as evolved and changed for the better over time. It's a role-playing game after all. It makes sense that intelligent humanoids be less unidimensional as a group otherwise they are just zombies of various shapes and forms. When things a predictable...

I'm partial to Kin for fantasy. Trollkin, of troll parents.