DaggerHub

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DaggerHub is a browser-based toolkit for
Daggerheart
Daggerheart (2025)Daggerheart is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game published by Darrington Press, an imprint of Cri...Beginner-friendlyHigh-Fantasy
players and GMs. Players can create characters, manage character sheets and create homebrew. For GMs, DaggerHub offers encounter building, live encounter management, campaign tools, and homebrew.

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Powered by the Apocalypse
Tabletop Roleplaying Games

Powered by the Apocalypse

Beginner-friendly
English
Rules-light
Powered by the Apocalypse (PbtA) is a tabletop roleplaying game design framework created by Meguey Baker and D. Vincent Baker for Apocalypse World, which Lumpley Games published in 2010. Its hallmarks are playbooks, rolls of two six-sided dice plus a stat, three tiers of result and "moves" that tell the table when the rules apply. The Bakers don't define PbtA by its mechanics. Vincent Baker describes it as a self-applied label for games inspired by Apocalypse World or by other PbtA games, so only a game's creator can say whether it qualifies, and many games share the mechanics without using the name. The framework spread because Baker encouraged others to publish hacks, and itch.io listed more than 800 products tagged PbtA as of April 2023. The framework is built on Apocalypse World, a post-apocalyptic game published in 2010 and revised in a second edition in 2016. Description In a PbtA game, players take on characters from playbooks, which are archetype templates rather than classes or races, and the game's setting is shaped by the table. The game master (GM), called the Master of Ceremonies (MC) in the original, creates conflicts for the characters to resolve, and creative responsibility is shared among all players. Players and the GM build the world together and often create non-player characters together. The framework asks a table to play by the fiction. A player has to describe what their character does to trigger a move, and if something that should trigger a move happens in the story, it has to be rolled for or walked back. It suits groups who want a story that keeps moving and don't mind a GM who doesn't prepare fixed encounters.

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Dragonbane - The Advanced Age Roleplaying Gamers
Actual Play & Podcasts

Dragonbane - The Advanced Age Roleplaying Gamers

English
Actual Play
Dragonbane
Actual Play featuring Free League's new Dragonbane TTRPG. Step into the rich history of the Misty Vale. Once the heart of a long forgotten empire, it has been a wild and untamed place for nearly a millennia, hiding secrets and treasures in its towers & crypts. Join our diverse band of adventurers—Dane, the astute human scholar; Quiverwing, the Mallard Mage; Brains, the Wolfkin Thief; Sigyn, the Elven Huntress; Karyn, the Halfling Bard; Korgan, the Halfling Fighter; and Balor, the Dwarven Smith. Together, we’ll explore the ancient secrets of a long forgotten empire, facing challenges and forging our destiny in a world where every castle, cave and crypt holds echoes of a bygone era. Get ready for an epic journey filled with laughter, suspense, and unforgettable moments in the Misty Vale! Links youtube.com - Youtube playlist theaarpgs.com - Podcast website

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Hexatlas
Tools & Platforms

Hexatlas

English
Free
Subscription
Hexatlas is the TTRPG world-building tool that brings your setting to life at any scale. Whether you build from the top down, start micro with a single village, or run games in OSR, 5e, Pathfinder, or GURPS, Hexatlas adapts to your style. Build your world right in your browser, share it with your players, and seamlessly navigate your world. Zoom out to see the entire globe, or zoom in to detail individual villages or city maps.

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