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Wysteria 3.0 Presents: The Tournament of Realms

Wysteria
Wysteria
Online
Homebrew
House rules, a custom setting, or a system the Game Master wrote themselves.
Playtest
The game is still being tested, and your feedback is part of the point.
Adult
The table is for players who are 18 or over.

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The Tournament of Realms is a competitive playtest of my TTRPG system, Wysteria a d10 dice-pool game built around Action Points, modular spellcrafting, scalable gear crafting, and layered defenses using Dodge, Block, Shield Points, and Hit Points. Success is determined by rolling d10s, rewarding specialization, preparation, and creative builds. In this playtest event, players enter a deadly centennial tournament hosted by the Immortal Dracolich Kazuul who emerges once every 100 years hosting a tournament of the strongest in the land. Contestants earn Prestige by completing objectives, surviving encounters, winning duels, uncovering secrets, and manipulating the political landscape of the arena. Magic is undiscovered and yet there are ways to flow with it, like The Cults, The Divine and The Arcane to name a few. Participants will fight against each other in sanctioned duels, team fights, sponsor fights and unsanctioned rival clashes, fight alongside each other in shifting alliances to overcome monsters, hazards, and faction threats and engage in espionage, sabotage, and information warfare to undermine competitors and steal advantages. Only those who accumulate enough Prestige may challenge the immortal king. Defeat him, and you are crowned the next Kingslayer, inheriting both the wish and the consequences that follow. System: Wysteria 3.0 Playtest Tools: Discord, Google Docs, and Roll 20 Schedule: To be discussed with the party when we have everyone. There will also be activities available for play by post if you wish to have a one on one session or anything of the such with the GM. We can accomadate timezone differences. Seats: we need a minimum of 1 people to a max of 5. All seats are currently open and we will tell you if so otherwise. We can accomate more players if needed. Game: There will be a session 0 where the GM will explain the expectations. I would recommend having a concept or a hint of one but it is not needed. The Document with the system will be provided upon request or when accepted into the game. "If you wish to read or talk in call the I will gladly do so to help." - Potato, The GM Themes: Flexible Fantasy Tournament Setting set across many environments and terrain with a Dark Fantasy tone, with similar vibes to Mortal Kombat. Safety Tools: Session 0, Pregame chat, any concerns may be told to the GM so they can put it on the restricted list if your selected to join.
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  • Location: Online
  • Game frequency: Weekly
  • Timezone:
    PST
    Pacific Standard Time (GMT/UTC -8)
  • Organizer: TatoKami TatoKami
  • Discord: Log in to view
  • Players: 5/6
  • GM: 1/1
  • Language: English
  • Added: 6. March 2026
  • Last edit: 15. May 2026
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