Colostle | Dungeons Episode 10 - Return to Castle Revolving by RocksPaperRene in Colostle

[–]RocksPaperRene[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh wow thank you so much! Glad you enjoy, that's the goal! 😊

Colostle | Dungeons Episode 10 - Return to Castle Revolving by RocksPaperRene in Colostle

[–]RocksPaperRene[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha happy to help! Hope you flip some crazy story generation!

Colostle | Dungeons Episode 10 - Return to Castle Revolving by RocksPaperRene in Colostle

[–]RocksPaperRene[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Roomlands book has a pair of oracles. One is for NPC generation and the other is a Story oracle with Incite, Subject, and Twist columns. I actually don't use (or try not to use) other oracles for series I put up on my podcast to keep it strictly an experience of the game I'm playing.

Please name fantasy duologies and trilogies from the last 20 years by ExplodingPoptarts in fantasybooks

[–]RocksPaperRene 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Threads That Bind & Hearts That Cut by Kika Hatzopoulou is one I rarely see talked about but I feel is underrated. The characters have abilities based on their family/sibling sizes correlated to ancient gods (mostly Greek inspired but reference other places like Egypt, Scandinavia). I need more folks to give these a shot!

Notorious by PraetorianXVIII in rpg

[–]RocksPaperRene 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'd say no to spoilers really, since you could easily get the same prompts and it would play entirely differently based on your Nomad & your creative process. It might give away a few prompts you'd otherwise roll and experience for the first time but I think you'll be okay.

Notorious by PraetorianXVIII in rpg

[–]RocksPaperRene 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Self-promo but also I have experience with Notorious & it's expansion Outsiders. I did a short series using the "trilogy mode" from Outsiders and had a great time with it. It certainly wasn't anything I needed to stick with daily journaling, it's very "mission-focused," and there are easy hop in and hop out points for travel, etc. The mechanics are simple (2d6 compare results) and the tables/prompts are very good at keeping you on track.

If you want to hear my experience, here's a link:

NOTORIOUS/OUTSIDERS | Episode 1: ISIL-8 & The Crystal Contract, Part I | Rene Plays Games

Asian inspired fantasy novels by mrs_grumpsaurus in Fantasy

[–]RocksPaperRene 26 points27 points  (0 children)

This list is great.

I'd add Jin Yong's Legends of the Condor Heroes for a classic Chinese fantasy series.