“Version 5.2 of the SRD, all 360-plus pages of it, has now been released under the same Creative Commons license. The major change is that it includes more 2024 5th edition (i.e., D&D One) rules and content, while version 5.1 focused on 2014 rules. Legally, you can now design and publish campaigns under the 2024 5th edition rule set.”

#DnD5e24 #SystemReferenceDocument

Everything but the Beholders: D&D updates core rules, sticks with CC license - Ars Technica https://apple.news/A5ii5-IO7RDOP8T8H151Hbw

I also indulged a mechanical idea that I had been throwing around to try to replicate the mechanical nature of a particular system's custom dice system with dice, taking a narrative forth approach.

I released a Proof of Concept SRD under the CC-BY, OGL, and ORC. It's essentially up for adoption to anyone who wants it.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/507686/venture-forth-system-reference-document

https://covok.itch.io/venture-forth-system-reference-document

#TTRPG #RPG #TRPG #Roleplaying #Roleplayinggame #srd #systemreferencedocument

(cont.) The more good things happen, the higher the chance that bad things will happen, and the more bad things can possibly happen at once. But you can also freely choose which bad things you want to happen, so it's a fair deal, eh?

There's a bit more to it, like a simple skill system, a reroll mechanic, and a nonlinear game structure, but like I said, you can just check out the SRD yourself, for free!

#ttrpg #srd #systemreferencedocument #ttrpgdev ##ttrpgdesign

#NoxEngine word count: 29.7k words

Finished the Journeys chapter of alpha #SystemReferenceDocument and I can feel how my mind is just melting away.

Still need to work on the Social mechanics but I'm not sure it'll be as in-depth as the previous chapters, at least not yet. Have some ideas though.

After that, just need to write up some Talents, but it might be a good idea to #PlayTest first 🤔

Anyway, PROGRESS MADE!!
#TTRPG #indieTTRPG #GhotiGames

Put another SRD up for some game tabletop game design. The lilRPG System is pretty easy to learn and hack. It is based off the game I made, Legends in the Lands.

https://junkyardtornado.itch.io/system-reference-documents

#ttrpg #tabletoprpg #tabletopgames #tabletopDesign #tabletopsrd #srd #systemreferencedocument

Basic RolePlaying System Reference Document

"CAN I ADD THINGS LIKE HIT LOCATIONS OR OTHER RULES MECHANICS TO BRP?
You bet you can. The license explicitly allows derivative works...

"Just don’t try to create a retroclone of Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, Pendragon, or other Chaosium games. We are empowering your imagination, not authorizing you to try to reprint our games"

#brp #srd #basicroleplaying #systemreferencedocument

https://www.chaosium.com/brp-system-reference-document/