RPG ideas to steal. Spooky words. Author's thoughts.
The vast variety of mushroom people always look neat, but I was curious what playing a fungal folk would actually be like. What makes them unique? What fungus-based features would give them advantages over their fleshy party mates? What shortcomings would hinder them that others wouldn’t even think about?
People are a mix of accepting and rejecting parts of their environment as well as how they view and wish to view themselves. For elves, so much of what they’re known for is societal: elitists, elegant, proper. Those are things you learn as you develop, not things you start life with. Continue reading “One Page Lore: Elves”
Races in RPGs are often built as one note stereotypes and players get to either play into that or be the exception. Continue reading “One Page Lore: Quericu”
In the past, I struggled with how to use halflings in games, since most of there traits as a people are societal or personal. Continue reading “One Page Lore: Halflings”
This is the first post of a series fleshing out playable folk for fantasy tabletop RPGs that purposefully removes associated stereotypes and social limitations while grounding them in unique traits… And does it in one page each. Continue reading “One Page Lore: Dwarves”
