Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, but using the variant rules from Van Richten's for "survivors"88
Something simple to learn and play (a game maybe only a few simple rules that focuses mostly on roleplaying...)25
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Hey folks!
I'm going to start putting together the Roadside Motel adventure for release this Friday. Chances are we won't have time to do a FoundryVTT pack for it (we've got two Dungeons & Lairs adventures coming out next week for you, however, both of which include FoundryVTT packs).What sort of system do you want to see for this week's release, considering it's using a modern setting?
I can either make a very simple D&D game with basic premade "0-Level" characters. This is similar to the Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft's survivor rules.
Or I can make a super simple game based on Troika, Honey Heist, etc. that's really just an excuse to roleplay. Kinda similar to the Dread roleplaying game, possibly even using the Jenga stack like Dread does.
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