Discovering New Indie TTRPG's!

[@rollinkunz]

Hey, thank you so much for the kind words on ORC BORG! :D

[@snuggiethegoblin7101]

Hey man love your work as well!

[@rollinkunz]

@@snuggiethegoblin7101 Aw geez, thanks!! I really appreciate it

[@JhonnyB694]

I'm sorry Mr. Wallet, but here we go again! More games is more better.

[@tomgartin]

0:12 Intro - Origins Game Fair 0:32 Null 2:42 Light 2:54 Agnostic TTRPG Prep Method 3:43 Wyrm Hack 4:38 The Vast in the Dark Expanded 7:35 Orc Borg 10:39 Secret of the Black Crag 13:30 Back Again from the Broken Land 15:58 Goblin Errands 18:50 Wrap up

[@noahfreeman8115]

started making a TTRPG recently (HEAVILY based on Monster of the Week and Blades in the Dark, with Trophy Dark, Maze Rats, and Tunnel Goons leaning in) so this feels extra cool. Definitely a lot of visual inspo too, gonna have to grab some of these!

[@jynirax]

Thanks to Professor Dungeon Master and everyone taking part in this months festivities I'm caught in a loop of getting recommended awesome stuff I want to spend money on made by people who then recommend even more stuff I want to spend money on. Well after this month I'll have a massive lovely pile of books and zines to work my way through!

[@euansmith3699]

These are some gorgeous looking products; especially Ork Borg. 17:10 Goblins + Raccoons = an excellent idea. JP was such a warm and enthusiastic style.

[@GodzillasaurusJr]

You would think I'd already know about this channel, but I didn't - so fringe benefit of indie ttrpg month is that I learned about this channel!

[@jonhaynie1987]

Not necessarily related to indie games, but I just wanted to say thanks for your channel. I'm about to start my first in-person campaign in a couple of weeks, and your videos on artwork, map-making, mini-making, and all that sort thing have been absolutely inspirational and very helpful to me. I've been watching for a while, but I'm finding myself referring to your stuff a lot recently! Thanks again, and keep up the great work!

[@JPCoovert]

Thank you! Have fun!

[@ToddPutnam]

So glad to see indie RPGs getting more coverage! I'm on the Shadowdark RPG bandwagon but great to see all the different indie publishers get some love. Thanks!

[@JuddKarlman]

Thank you for sharing your post-con excitement about indie RPG's.

[@matthewcross515]

Goblin Errands is the most fun our gaming group has had in ages.

[@mnerurkar]

Man, that‘s so nice to hear! 💚

[@Quillhook]

@@mnerurkar I've bought a copy today having watched the video this morning. Looking forward to giving it a go!

[@mnerurkar]

@@Quillhook Happy to hear it! I hope you'll enjoy reading and playing it!

[@Quillhook]

@@mnerurkar Thank you I'm sure I will!

[@DMTalesTTRPG]

Yah, that looks nuts. I will have to pick it up.

[@burtonmiller]

Thanks for the rundown - Vast in the Dark looks especially cool!

[@randycostik2200]

Thanks for highlighting these games. Really enjoying your videos' content and your enthusiasm for the hobby.

[@danielsommerlykke9475]

The Vast in the Dark and Secret of Black Krag look really great, thanks!

[@Hellvector]

A bunch of awesome stuff in there man! I got so excited when you first mentioned Into the Wyrd and Wild the first time on the channel. Charlie’s work is incredible!

[@gegegebebebe5087]

Yaaaay, hope there is more to come. It would be cool if you could dive a little bit deeper into goblin errands, that sounds amazing and, in my humble opinion, would really fit to your art style.

[@Limmonia]

Awesome RPGs you spotlighted here. The Art itself as far as we were able to see inspires me to go out of my comfort zone and homebrew some non medieval fantasy settings or just in general darker worlds. I would like to throw in three more TTRPG settings/systems. Not necessarily Indie but i just really like them and think it fits well with the context of this video: - *The Forbidden Lands RPG* by Free League, dark medieval fantasy survival, very OSR and a d6 dice pool system. This has replaced D&D in my Player Group. The setting that comes with it is intriguing and honestly very good but the rules are super easy to apply to every homebrew world too. Only thing you really need is a hex map for the world and if you take full advantage of the sandbox and random nature of the game (and the included tables for rolling random encounters etc.) not even that. Prep for one session takes max. 15 minutes and that part is not my personal decision but purposefully by the game. perfect for DMs with a job, busy live or just those that dont want to prep much. The books are also illustrated with beautiful black and white oldschool art. -*ROOT the Roleplaying Game* by LederGames / Magpie Games, like the board game of the same name it is good for oneshots or shorter campaigns. It is a d6 system. you play adorable little forest creatures trying to free the forest from the Marquise de Cat. The book is colorfully illustrated. The art is by Kyle Ferrin. Look him up! He is amazing. The board game is equally good and highly recommended. A big fan favorite in my group next to Spirit Island and Stuffed Fables. -*The Dark Crytal Adventure Game* by River Horse Publishing I got interested in this because of the Awesome puppeteered films/shows of the Dark Crystal Universe. It comes with an adventures that leads you all over Thra, and makes the players go through a bunch of puzzles. I always feel like in this you are not supposed to fight but if you do you quickly feel that the world is deadly and as a Gelfling basically everything is bigger and wants to eat you. If somebody does not like d6 systems this system wants you to use D4, D6, D8 and D10. The book has beautiful colorfull illustrations, and some nifty extras and is highly recommended.

[@Chaoclypse]

Another fantastic video - your energy is infectious! Love these zines!

[@bandofweirdos]

That orc borg art is so cool! 😍

[@JamiePGR]

Another amazing video JP! - So much diverse captivating content in those zines man!

[@VictorWyatt]

Looks like you found the best both at any con, the Indie Press Revolution both. They have taken so much of my money for many years. 😂

[@DMTalesTTRPG]

Excellent addition to #indieTTRPGmonth, thanks!

[@Shards-of-Narsil]

OSE is basically reorganization of the old B/X D&D, and it is awesome.

[@calunio]

This was really inspiring and a lot of fun to watch! Also I like you.

[@LootBndt]

Awesome stuff!!

[@brunovalencia408]

Grandes propuestas! Buen vídeo 👌

[@Skimmer951]

Immediatly got my eye on goblin errands, in my regular dnd game our goblin fighter is stated to have 12 kids and this would be perfect for a dumb oneshot seeing what the goblin kiddos are up to while the fighter is out adventuring.

[@JPCoovert]

that sounds PERFECT!

[@lock_]

I love Orc Borg graphical style. Too bad it seems sold out everywhere.

[@vincentcleaver1925]

I'm seeing a lot d6d6 tables this year

[@vincentcleaver1925]

That's an atoll, an extinct volcano eroding into the sea while coral is growing and sand heaped up by the waves?

[@Drudenfusz]

Neat haul!

[@jaytyler6203]

JP, I have a kind observation not a cut pls. I think you sound alot like the actor Crispin Glover 😊. thx for the channel

[@rnelson9880]

My wife says this every time I'm watching a JP video; always making some sort of "Marty" comment. Despite being a huge BttF fan myself, I didn't notice any similarity until she said it.

[@priyavineesh1085]

Bro JP..... Start making gaming videos i cant wait to see it .Please make gaming videos

[@Ozzy_boi19]

1st

[@euansmith3699]

*ROLL FOR INITIATIVE!!!* 😄