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<blockquote data-quote="Deset Gled" data-source="post: 9770414" data-attributes="member: 7808">My group will occasionally branch out on days when we can get together but we're missing party members, on a break, or just not playing D&amp;D for some reason.Plaid Hat Games makes what they call &quot;Crossroads Games&quot;. These are cooperative board games that are kind of RPG-like, and use an app with pre-made scenarios to move a semi-randomized story along. They can be played online, or in-person on a board with an app device.Link: <a href="https://www.plaidhatgames.com/board-games/" target="_blank">Board and Card Games | Plaid Hat Games</a>We've played Forgotten Waters (pirate themed) online, and Freelancers (fantasy themed) in person. Both were fun, and get my recommendation. They have some (but not infinite) good replayability.These won't replace an RPG full time, but IMO do a good job of scratching the itch when you're in a gaming lull, or just don't want to fully invest in a short term RPG for any reason.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deset Gled, post: 9770414, member: 7808"] My group will occasionally branch out on days when we can get together but we're missing party members, on a break, or just not playing D&D for some reason. Plaid Hat Games makes what they call "Crossroads Games". These are cooperative board games that are kind of RPG-like, and use an app with pre-made scenarios to move a semi-randomized story along. They can be played online, or in-person on a board with an app device. Link: [URL='https://www.plaidhatgames.com/board-games/']Board and Card Games | Plaid Hat Games[/URL] We've played Forgotten Waters (pirate themed) online, and Freelancers (fantasy themed) in person. Both were fun, and get my recommendation. They have some (but not infinite) good replayability. These won't replace an RPG full time, but IMO do a good job of scratching the itch when you're in a gaming lull, or just don't want to fully invest in a short term RPG for any reason. [/QUOTE]

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