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Well, you go here and get the player's handbook: DriveThruRPG Then you go here and get the setting guide: DriveThruRPG Both are pay-what-you-want, since the art is all AI-generated but the text is 100% human-crafted (I used generated art to find the right 'feel' and spent a good amount of...

(Oh! It also has giant robots, if you're into that sort of thing)

Hi! I'm here to throw my hat into the ring, if I haven't already: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/482907/Materia-Mundi--Basic-Handbook https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/485698/materia-mundi-setting-guide 'Materia Mundi' is a D&D-like setting and system, designed around OSR...

Update: After another month or so of effort, I finally feel like the game is ready for release. So, here it is: DriveThruRPG

After lots of feedback and playtesting, I've finally decided to take what I have and publish it: DriveThruRPG So, what makes Materia Mundi different? Classes & Levels There are effectively 3 classes in Materia Mundi: Warrior, Expert, and Magic-User. Each class has three variants, which modify...

Also, because I know some people have some strong feelings about this: The entire art for this project was generated in MidJourneys, prompted with my own sketchwork. (I'm an artist, just not a good artist; I wanted the book to evoke a certain 'style' that I'm not quite capable of managing at...

Okay! I feel like this is actually a finished product now. Some highlights: Classes - There are only 3 character classes (Warrior, Expert, and Magic-User); each character class has three subclasses to choose from at level 1, so your total first-level options are: -- Warrior: Knight, Adept, or...

So, I suppose I should try and "sell" my thing a little more? Here's some of what I think are the highlights: - a tighter coupling between "narrative" and "mechanics" than standard D&D, especially as regarding Vancian magic - i.e., deliberately giving the player a better handle on "okay, my...

A lot of it is that someone before mentioned that I need to develop a "thicker skin", but I'm not sure where the line is between humility and weakness, so I'm trying to avoid making too bold of claims or defending my ideas too aggressively.