Putting this here even though it's not really D&D related.
www.gamesradar.com
There is a Kickstarter coming up for a Discworld based narrative RPG. From reading the interview in the linked article, I'm appreciating the humor of the developer and pretty curious about this.
It seems the primary intent is to make people boister the English language in order to get away with stuff. Everyone gets a trait, but it seems they're phrased ambiguously enough that you can twist the meaning to let you do various other stuff.
It mentions no hit points or modifiers, so very laid back in regards to the TTRPG side. I'd still be interested in possibly running this, though.
Paging @Nae'blis
I don't actually know if anyone else is a Terry Pratchett fan.
Exclusive: The Discworld RPG gleefully ignores "modifiers to dice, and anything crunchy" in favor of puns
Interview | "It’s forced us to create a system that is essentially unique, which is almost entirely word-based"
There is a Kickstarter coming up for a Discworld based narrative RPG. From reading the interview in the linked article, I'm appreciating the humor of the developer and pretty curious about this.
It seems the primary intent is to make people boister the English language in order to get away with stuff. Everyone gets a trait, but it seems they're phrased ambiguously enough that you can twist the meaning to let you do various other stuff.
It mentions no hit points or modifiers, so very laid back in regards to the TTRPG side. I'd still be interested in possibly running this, though.
Paging @Nae'blis
I don't actually know if anyone else is a Terry Pratchett fan.
Quagmire
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What a beautiful DnD name!