Argh! The Supernatural RPG, free on RPGNow.com
Posted by Joshua on Oct 28, 2011
Just in time for Halloween!
Do You Dare?
Unlock the power of your imagination? Any kind of monster, any kind of mystery… One Simple, Fast, Exciting system!
Argh! gives you everything you need to play the supernatural thriller of your dreams… or nightmares! Supernatural Powers, magic, aliens, monsters…it’s all there, and you don’t need a degree in accounting to create the Slayer, or the monster, you’ve always wanted to play!
Does your supernatural game sound like a thriller? If you use Argh! it will. Argh! uses the SFX! System, which blends free-form play, with players deciding whether their actions are plausible within the genre, and dice-driven mechanics where the degree of success–or failure–can come as a surprise to all, and the tension is real.
New Alternate Kapow! Character sheet
Posted by Joshua on Oct 25, 2011
Contributed by Jason D. Smith. You can grab it from RPGNow by clicking on the picture.
I particularly like the use of the balloons and caption boxes to make it look more comic-book-y
Kapow! Character Sheets free on RPGNow!
Posted by Joshua on Oct 21, 2011
Grab ‘em and start playing Kapow! today!
Kapow! The Super RPG Free on RPGNow.com
Posted by Joshua on Oct 20, 2011
Kapow! the Super RPG is now available, free, gratis, and for nothing on RPGNow.com. Download it and spread the word!
This is How I Rule
Posted by Joshua on Aug 17, 2011
Nowadays I mostly use SFX! and its variants (a system of my own devising), though I do use Stars Without Number for a science fiction game with the kids, and a homebrewed version of D&D when they want to go dungeon delving. I also recently ran a one-shot of Old School Hack.
As a player I play in my friend Mac’s homebrewed D&D game, and in Russell’s homebrew he calls brew 20, as well as the SFX!-based campaigns my friends are running: Russell’s Surf City campaign using Argh!, and Dan’s Warhammer 40K campaign that recently converted to Zap!
In the past we did a bunch of Savage Worlds, D&D third edition, FUDGE, and others too numerous to mention.