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Well, it's another easy competition this month - our winning dice game is Tricky! So grab your full array of multi-sided dice, and give it a try!
There's still a week left for "Alternate RPG Scenarios" - some people have had questions as to what I'm looking for here, and the answer is, almost anything! Anything along these lines would be totally acceptable:
- A new and interesting setting to present to RPG players.
- An unusual challenge presented to a role-playing party (due to some variation on the standard rules of your game
- An interesting approach to role-playing, perhaps allowing players to share in the storytelling duties more than usual. Or placing them under an unusual constraint!
- Pretty much anything else! If it's an interesting twist on a roleplaying game, let's get it out where everyone can see it!
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I don't know what to say. I
I don't know what to say. I like Tricky well enough over the whole range of players, and it even works with six (even if it takes a bit longer to play). But I really expected more people to submit dice games. I know there are a lot of good ones out there!
I think people are shy
I know they're out there somewhere! It's got to be the oldest game mechanic there is, I think. Well, apart from just chasing each other. It's interesting to me just how hard it is to convince people to share half-formed ideas. Even through paying them!