Haven't heard of that, got a link with a description?I went with "retroclone" even though it's not entirely accurate, because the game I'm using is Trespasser. It's based off of 4e, with OSR trappings, which I'm a big fan of.
Sure! Link here:Haven't heard of that, got a link with a description?
Yeah, this might better fit the "D&D-adjacent" category.Sure! Link here:
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Trespasser by tundalus
A d20 fantasy game of base building, survival, and perilous tactical combat.tundalus.itch.io
Trespasser is a d20-based roleplaying game about common folk becoming adventurers amid the ruins of their fallen land. It is designed for player-driven, sandbox-style campaigns of base building, survival, dungeon crawling, and perilous tactical combat.
Players take on the roles of trespassers, those who have rejected the lives of squalor and fear they've been handed by the powers that rule their world. It is their mission to explore dungeons, slay monsters, and use their power and treasure to build a prosperous haven in defiance of their wicked Overlords.
Inspirations: D&D 4E, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Darkest Dungeon, Dark Souls, Divinity: Original Sin II, Strike! RPG, The Black Hack, Cairn, 13th Age, Shadow of the Demon Lord
The idea of a 4e retroclone amuses me enough that I don't regret my vote, but yeah correct lol.Yeah, this might better fit the "D&D-adjacent" category.
Knights of the Last Call also did a four hour overview with the designer:Haven't heard of that, got a link with a description?
Oh I desperately want to run weird wizard, waiting on jp coovert's dragon town box set to arrive before I try setting something up at a FLGS for it.Marked "Not D&D or any of its variations" but its not entirely certain that the latter is true; there are circumstances where Shadow of the Weird Wizard or PF2e might be on the table (but its unlikely), but it won't be any actual D&D version.