Jahydin
Hero
Fria Ligan
freeleaguepublishing.com
Here you are. Click on the tabs to browse the games.
Swedish company, but all their products are accessible via Amazon and Miniature Market.
Suggest some TTRPGs to me...
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freeleaguepublishing.com
Here you are. Click on the tabs to browse the games.
Swedish company, but all their products are accessible via Amazon and Miniature Market.
Ulfgeir
Hero
In Swedish..
My game-recommendation is The Troubleshooters. It is fun, fast and definitively different. Based on Franco-Belgian comics like Tintin, Spirou, Yoko Tsuno and set in a fictitious 1960's. https://helmgast.se/the-troubleshooters/
And if you want to practice different langauges, this might be a good idea, as there is an English version, a French version, a German version is coming out soon, and I have heard rumours about an upcoming Spanish version...
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Jahydin
Hero
Also, for games that I'm not playing, but like in my collection:
Fabula Ultima - JRPG inspired!
Mazes - cool system where every class rolls a single die type for all rolls. So Rouge d6, Mage d4, etc.
Hackmaster - Packed full of unique mechanics that I homebrew into other games. Namely, combat without "rounds".
Star Wars RPG (Revised, Expanded, Updated) - Awesome d6 SW system that's free to download. Not sure if I can link, so just Google!
Shadow of the Demon Lord - One of the most well written d20 games I've ever played. Don't like the tiny supplement format he uses though.
Rifts - The original corebook has so many iconic pictures and clever ideas. I've had my copy since I was 8 and will take it to the grave with me!
Fabula Ultima - JRPG inspired!
Mazes - cool system where every class rolls a single die type for all rolls. So Rouge d6, Mage d4, etc.
Hackmaster - Packed full of unique mechanics that I homebrew into other games. Namely, combat without "rounds".
Star Wars RPG (Revised, Expanded, Updated) - Awesome d6 SW system that's free to download. Not sure if I can link, so just Google!
Shadow of the Demon Lord - One of the most well written d20 games I've ever played. Don't like the tiny supplement format he uses though.
Rifts - The original corebook has so many iconic pictures and clever ideas. I've had my copy since I was 8 and will take it to the grave with me!
The Shadow
Hero
I forgot to mention my single favorite game: Fate Core! (Though there's a spiffy new version called Fate Condensed that I highly recommend.)
My group has gotten years of fun out of Fate. And if you don't want to commit out of the gate, there's a very complete online SRD!
My group has gotten years of fun out of Fate. And if you don't want to commit out of the gate, there's a very complete online SRD!
I'll add my recommendation to the Troubleshooters. There are some demo/quickstart versions at the above link if you want to try before you buy.In Swedish..
My game-recommendation is The Troubleshooters. It is fun, fast and definitively different. Based on Franco-Belgian comics like Tintin, Spirou, Yoko Tsuno and set in a fictitious 1960's. https://helmgast.se/the-troubleshooters/
Another really cool game is TORG: Eternity. TORG takes place in an "action-movie" version of our world (the typical joke is that in TORG, Die Hard would be "Based on a True Story"), which gets invaded by other cosms that are here to steal our Possibility Energy. These cosms overlay their own realities on ours, which leads to having a fantasy realm on the British Isles and in Scandinavia, an oppresive medieval Catholic-style theocracy with cybertech in France and Spain, post-apocalyptic techno-demons in Russia, Egypt-inspired 30s pulp in Egypt and other parts of MENA, Victorian horror in India, biopunk in East Asia, and stone age dinosaurs and lizard people in North America. The system is highly cinematic, and in addition to using dice you also use cards for various purposes.
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