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And Caravan of Courage! And Battle For Endor! I need all three of those movies on the poll so I can rank some movies beneath them!

Their twitter followings: Paizo: 95.7K Kobold Press: 64.6K Free League Publishing: 17.4K Cubicle 7: 14.8K

Mechanically quite abstract, but each region still comes with its own themes, descriptions, and monsters, of course!

I'm pretty sure there was a dungeon-crawling Forged in the Dark hack where the travel to the dungeon and back was abstracted like the 3rd method described by @pemerton And Trophy Gold, the treasure hunting campaign version of the Trophy system published The Gauntlet, does something like this as...

You're most welcome. If you get to play any of these games, do let us know what you think of them!

This is what D&D did with 4th Edition - anything resembled a spell was fully described in the stat block of the creature so you did not have to flip around to look it up. It's still incredibly annoying when it happens in games like Star Wars: Edge of the Empire, and I cannot believe game...

I forgot to mention, I did a second RPGSEA thread, here... https://www.enworld.org/threads/kais-guide-to-rpgsea-games-and-creators-part-2.684817/

Samuel Mui is a Malaysian designer who writes games about "ordinary people and extraordinary worlds." He explores topics that range from toxic relationships and religious trauma to tokusatsu superheroes and body horror. His current project is Horse Girl, a solo journaling body horror RPG...

W.H. Arthur is a designer from Hong Kong probably best known for the crowdfunded The Sol Survivor, a GM-less RPG where several players collectively tell the story of a sun that was shot down from the sky (as told in Chinese mythology) and is trying to make its way back to the heavens. It's...

There's some overlap here with my thread on Southeast Asian RPGs... (Disclosure: I am a Southeast Asian RPG creator) https://www.enworld.org/threads/kais-guide-to-rpgsea-games-and-creators.672137/ This thread is somewhat out of date...for instance, one of the creators has changed their name...

Captain Carrot!!!

GUMSHOE games like Trail of Cthulhu and Night's Black Agents assume a high level of competence for any investigative ability, which could be social things like Flattery, Intimidation and Negotiation. If you have any points in the relevant ability, and an NPC  can yield information (a clue) that...

This is something where some games with faction play have an edge. Whether it's your noble house in Dune, or just a gang in Blades in the Dark, if all your characters have been created with a strong stake in one faction's trials and tribulations, it gives the GM a clear direction to go in...

Shortly after WotC gave in, an indie creator made this little solo RPG: https://zeshio.itch.io/headlines-from-hell

I give the credit to the whistle-blowers inside WotC for warning us about what was going on, and the WotC staff members who had to be breaking their backs trying to convince their bosses this was the right thing to do. That's where credit is due.

As far as I know he's still working with Larian on BG3..

I just wanted to say that this whole tidal wave of community unrest could not have happened without the risks taken by the original leaker, and the WotC whistle-blowers. We owe a lot to them.

I haven't seen a spike on itch.io.

Good for you guys! The Scattering is real!

There was a nice short Actual Play session of Phoenix Dawn Command by Party of One. I liked it. The reviving heroes concept seems like a more nuanced version of the "Stormcast Eternal" from Age of Sigmar. https://www.partyofonepodcast.com/game/tmp-zvj3rdirz6jyitk/