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Author: Bryan

  • Basic System for the Undead vs. Church in Space escape game thingy for Game Chef

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    Quantum Communication Box Each character has a QCB loaded with 5 minutes of conversation given to them by the church for undertaking this dangerous journey. One end is meant to be given to family, friends or close organization, but can be kept and used or given away later. The Teutonic Knight also has a 10…

  • Chicken Licken: a game for 3 to 7 players

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    Note: Just something that I’m working on. It’s not playable. I don’t know how to win it or if it’s winnable by one person or as a group. And I don’t think it’s an rpg, but it may be a card game with rpg elements depending on the cards. The sky is falling and you…

  • 2009 Little Game Chef: Use the Sea to Put Out the Fire before Midnight

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    This year’s official Game Chef has been delayed, so this week Little Game Chef is going of. The theme is Immersion and the ingrediants are Burn, Horse, Midnight, and Sea. The ingredients don’t do anything for me. And the only thing that I thought about immersion came is that immersion is the feel of playing…

  • Star Wars: The Game

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    Make Characters: Name Select Character Type & note skills & note number of dice to roll. Each group must have one 3 dice character type and can only have one 5 dice character type. Make up a Star Wars description Jedi Knights pick one skill from any other Character Type. Character Types Jedi Wanna Be…

  • Star Wars: The Game

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    Play structure: Make characters: 1. Name. 2. Type: Jedi Wanna-be, Jedi Knight, Jedi Master, Troop, Troop Leader, Wookie, or Smart-Ass 3. Description 4. Pick 4 skills that character will always fall back on. Resolution Mechanic: Roll d6. If Jedi Wanna-be, Troop, or Smart-Ass then 1-3 equal success. If Jedi Knight, Wookie, Troop Leader then 1-4…

  • Twitter Game

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    Set-up Select a theme for your game and gather up players. You have 140 characters to name, describe, pimp-out your character who is in-sync with the theme. Person who suggested the game, describes the opening scene. Play begins. RULE ONE: You cannot tweet again until two other people tweet. Your move must be contained in…