#frostpunk roleplay

[thinkersbin]

"The Delegates have spoken. A new law takes hold."

The New London City Council is now open. After several IRL weeks in the making, our unofficial roleplaying Discord server is seeking new Delegates to steer the people of New London through the aftermath of the Great Frost. If you are interested in political roleplay and want to dive deep into the city of New London, then we welcome you with open arms. Whether it be in the Council Hall or in the many different locations in the City itself, there are many ways in which you can steer New London either towards a unified future... or a path of your own design.

All Factions and Communities available. Whether you wish to be a zealous Faithkeeper or a more moderate Machinist, it is your choice how willing your character is to control New London's destiny.

Immersive, collaborative roleplay. Negotiate with delegates of other factions, establish coalitions and alliances, threaten your enemies. The City is the home of many beliefs, whether you wish it to or not.

A canon-divergent timeline. While loosely following the main campaign story, this server is designed to run perpetually, with homebrewed scenarios and events to keep the Delegates on their toes as they navigate both the Frostland and their internal politics.

Mature, Fluent English Speakers

JOIN NOW: https://discord.gg/h4CtXWb4sn

[beholders-mask]

Frost Telegram: A Frostpunk Tale

This is the second announcement of Frost Telegram, along with Act 2 of Frost Telegram's story! "A Tale Of Two Cities"

Join us at the official 11bit studio discord server to steer the story of Polaris, a generator city with the purpose of Progress, Unity, and Expansion that has just made contact with another city just across the frostlands...

You can simply vote on the polls which steer the story of Polaris or even write up a character for the cannon FT Roleplay section which you can roleplay in that can impact the story!

[beholders-mask]

The standard hothouses would be able to support very very sturdy and fast-growing plants. Most likely a mixture of Algea, shrooms, and lichen, and there is a meager chance of possibly growing onions. Having discussed the topic plenty of times with a IRL biologist regarding this exact topic (I ran, and have been in FP RP for the last 4 years, 3 of which hosting my own)

Industrial hothouses however could hold Wheat, potatoes, and other foods. Regarding spices, tea, and coffee, they would only have what was stored and brought with them. The only spices I can think of is salt, and even that would take a trip out to the frozen sea to gather it.

Regarding Coffee and Tea, these would be like chocolate. Pure limited miracle to obtain. Hell, it's possible in Cannon that Tea, Coffee, and cocaine-producing plants could go extinct if one of the arks failed and died.

do they have tea, coffee and spices in frostpunk? as a player you dont need to sign the soup/sawdust law once you get the hang of it, so it's reasonably to assume there are cities who don't face serious trouble with food. the other, more serious problem, is the temprature inside the hothouse. the most resilient plants are root vegetables like potatoes and onions, while tea and spices are usually above ground.

[sepulcher666]

I would love to take this out of cold storage but I got little idea how to use this now that FP2 is out lol

[thydungeongal]

Do you know of any ttrpgs that are flexible/setting agnostic, but still have the basis for a solid set of survival mechanics and equipment management? We've been wanting to adapt the game Frostpunk into a ttrpg setting, but we always run into the issue that games with survival mechanics are too setting-specific, and games which let you make your own setting would require inventing an entire mechanical subsystem from scratch. You seem to have a pretty decent breadth of knowledge about what different systems are useful for so I was wondering if you knew anything that might help us with this problem.

Sadly, resource management in the context of survival and scarcity isn't something I am very knowledgeable about when it comes to RPGs, but I have a few ideas:

Fate is very much a toolkit system and thus there are plenty of resources available to help with hacking it. Vanilla Fate already tracks stress and consequences on both mental and physical tracks, and while they are generally meant for tracking like getting punched real hard, I could see it being expanded on for more survival-focused gameplay. Also I could theoretically see having an entirely separate track tracking consequences relevant to survival entirely. The main problem with Fate is that it's very abstract in its approach to resources, so it's probably not the best option.

Torchbearer isn't a setting neutral system but it has the Grind, a system of ever-escalating consequences like Hungry, Tired, Sick and so on, that basically keep on ticking until your character dies. But as mentioned, not setting neutral.

Sadly I can't really help here, but while looking around I discovered that there's an official Frostpunk RPG coming to Backerkit soon:

[grasslandpuddles]

Into the Frostlands ( a frostpunk inspired collaborative worldbuilding and roleplaying world).

So remains the Eternal Crown. By the grace of the Queen, her Majesty Charlotte V, New London stands as the largest and greatest city in the known world. Generations of the poor and destitute have lived their entire lives in the warrens and mines within the city’s (debatable) warmth. The Queens of The Crown exert both secular and religious authority. The Young Monarch has undertaken a holy expansion across the channel, vastly expanding her holdings there. At home however this expenditure of resources has increased discontent. The deployment of the Queen’s personal guard in London and Portsmouth is not unprecedented. Throughout the known years after the frost the Queen had made use of excessive force to quell descent. Outside of her own domain the Crown’s approach is much more silk glove than iron fist. a Byzantine agglomeration of tributes, trading partners, vassals, and governorates extend beyond the palaces and slums of New London.  Many cities on the periphery of the Crown have grown more powerful as the giant grows more unstable and more hungry for resources. The trade networks paved by the Crown allow much more rapid and efficient transit of goods ... and ideas. Ideas some might consider dangerous.  Beyond even the influence of the Crown to the north, scattered settlements have existed in near isolation, only recently being able to achieve wider contact due to a strange spell of relatively calm weather.   To the far north comes the thinning, and then pale. the point at which no animal, plant, and by extension human, can survive.  The Nomads live between settlements, eking out a living on the wildlife without the  industrial infrastructure of the cities. In the north they’re almost unheard of, but as patches of grass and moss become more common as you travel south on the continent so do they and the herds of animals on which they rely.  The sea still provides bounty to those who know it’s fickle ways, temporary ice heaves and permanent currents can leave open spots in the water. these places are oasis of ice where many can make a living.  So What is this? This is a collaborative writing project with gamelike elements where you can both create complex character driven stories and/or  create and guide a society of people in this frozen world if this might be up your alley come have a look at our discord server. feel free to hang around even if you aren’t sure too. https://discord.gg/tmKuHz8a

[sioxgwolf]

I have been thinking randomly of starting a Frostpunk RP. We start as survivors. I will lead the first march. No clue how to start one but thought I'd try randomly to see if I can get interest.

[thelreads]

Do you got any games reccomendations? I would be willing to check most stuff you think are good, just not puzzle games. Hate those.

Huh, I have a few but honestly most of the games I play end up being puzzles of some sort.

Yu-Gi-Oh duel masters is the one I started recently, and you know what, it is actually kinda fun, the new rules are a bit of a drag but I'm getting used to them.

80 Days is a text-adventure based on the book by Jules Verne and it's so easy to lose hours and hours on the story.

Frostpunk is one that I learned to play properly recently, it's quite challenging as far as city-builders go

Project Zomboid I mentioned some times before, survival zombie is really cool, there's a lot of roleplay on it

Dyson Sphere program my beloved game, good lord I lose so much time trying to make something optimized and then I end up with a spaghetti lmao it is the spiritual twin to Factorio, do recommend if you like logistics games

[thevagueambition]

5 video games! :D

okay I AM going to ramble way too much about each of them haha ;;

the top 3: 

Disco Elysium: I firmly believe the innovations of Disco Elysium are going to affect the future of non-combat-focused RPGs quite a bit. It captures, better than any other video game I’ve played, the non-combat elements of pen & paper roleplaying. It’s so responsive to how you choose to play your character and the idea of thoughts as essentially euipment that gives affects your stats... it’s fucking brilliant. It’s the exact sort of game I love, mechanically, and of course story-wise it’s also very well-written -- if also VERY Old East Bloc Depression(tm) in its disillusioned marxism and the occasional sort of failed ironic sexism -- and the way it used an outside character to motivate the player to act in a certain way/to work as essentially a morality meter and how well that works because everyone loves Kim is also just... brilliant. I love Disco Elysium so much. Even if you don’t normally play games, please play Disco Elysium. The first time I played it I died 2 minutes in because I had put my endurance stat so low that when I failed a roll to grab my tie I died. I love it so much. 

Dragon Age II: The Dragon Age series was a huge part of what got me into gaming in a more... shall we say deliberate sense. I had always played games growing up, but mostly either as a social activity or on a handheld. Dragon Age: Origins was my first “serious” game, so to speak, and I love it a lot to, but Dragon Age II is the one that really owns my ass. I know part of it is when I played it and its role in me figuring out my sexuality -- Dragon Age II is just a group of Disaster Bisexuals with an asexual dad friend and a straight mom friend thrown in for colour -- but certainly also both as a story and in terms of how it did dialogue I also really love it. There’s a real feeling of cammaraderie with the characters and the fact that you essentially play as a refugee is a really interesting way to be positioned within the world. I think, more so than the other Dragon Age games, in making you take on a specific role within the fictional society, you get to roleplay in a much more meaningful way imo since where so many RPG characters are positioned a bit outside society because they’re some sort of chosen one, in Dragon Age II, Hawke is, at least for some of the game, Just Some Weirdo, subject to the same societal rules as everyone else. 

Frostpunk: So, shifting from RPGs to citybuilders, Frostpunk is my favourite citybuilder/management game. My brain finds these types of games incredibly soothing, balancing production with what is needed, managing production chains, setting things up just so... it’s the exact sort of thing that occupies and quiets my mind. Unfortunately, a lot of games like this run into issues in the end-game because at a certain point there isn’t really more to build towards, or maybe building towards it goes so slowly that it ceases to be interesting, etc... Frostpunk escapes those issues by being campaign-based, with a set amount of time to get everything up and running smoothly, with various events and goals throughout. I don’t know why, but a lot of other citybuilders just feel annoying when they set specific goals or use a campaign approach, but for Frostpunk it really works. Actually, where the endless mode is usually the better one in citybuilders, in Frostpunk, the campaigns are definitely better. Maybe it’s a difference of where the focus was put, idk. Frostpunk is also an Old East Bloc Depression game lol, idk if those hold special appeal to me or if it’s just a coincidence. 

Other two:

Sunless Sea: It took me a long time to actually get into this one since it has a pretty steep learning curve and is very unforgiving if you fuck up (ie a roguelike). Still, the core mechanic of sailing around discovering different ports, picking up different goods, progressing different stories... it works.  It’s interesting, how in the beginning so much of your energy is focused on learning to bring the correct amount of fuel and rations for a trip, but once you learn it/have enough money that you can overstock, the focus becomes an entirely different one. It essentially becomes planning out voyages, I found myself sometimes writing down what my plan was between sessions since accomplishing things often takes quite a few trips to different ports. I like the world, as well, the sort of ... absurdist take on a steampunk-ish, Lovecraftian-ish setting. It was super satisfying, finally having discovered most of what there is to discover in it, although given that the discovery of new places, characters and stories in the world is sort of what drives it, it also means that I’m not super likely to go back to it any time soon. 

Darkest Dungeon: Listen I just like some good turn-based combat. This one is actually similar to Sunless Sea in terms of 1) being a roguelike 2) having Lovecraftian-themes, although Darkest Dungeon certainly takes itself a lot more seriously than Sunless Sea does. I think the really cool thing about Darkest Dungeon, though, is how it makes you really care about these people you’re sending into battle by giving them little quirks, letting them experience stress and having them react to that, etc. It’s not actually, from a purely mechanical standpoint, disasterous when you lose one of them, but often you’ve beome very emotionally invested in your favourites and it truly DOES become a thing where you hurry to flee if you’re doing badly because you don’t want to lose them. 

[enterinit]

Frostpunk and other games coming to Xbox One this week

Frostpunk and other games coming to Xbox One this week. Indivisible (October 08, 2019) Indivisible is an action RPG platformer featuring stunning hand drawn art and animation combined with unique real-time combat mechanics. Immerse yourself in a fantastical world with dozens of playable characters, a rich storytelling experience, gameplay that’s easy to learn but difficult to master, and the trademark razor-sharp quality that Lab Zero Games is known for! Tropico 6 (October 08, 2019) El Presidente is back! Features: Play on large archipelagos for the first time in the series. Manage multiple islands at the same time and adapt to various new challenges.Send your agents on raids to foreign lands to steal famous landmarks and add them to your collection.Build bridges, construct tunnels and transport your citizens and tourists in taxis, buses and aerial cable cars. Tropico 6 offers completely new transportation and infrastructure possibilities.Customize the looks of your palace at will and choose from various extras.Tropico 6 features a revised research system focusing on the political aspects of being the world’s greatest dictator.Election speeches are back! Address the people and make promises that you can’t possibly keep.Tropico 6 features cooperative and competitive multiplayer for up to 4 players. In times of political turmoil and social unrest, the people are calling for visionary leaders, who will steer the fate of their country with foresight and ingenuity. Prove yourself once again as a feared dictator or peace-loving statesman on the island state of Tropico and shape the fate of your very own banana republic through four distinctive eras. Face new challenges on the international stage and always keep the needs of your people in mind. For the first time in the series, manage extensive archipelagos, build bridges to connect your islands and use new means of transportation and infrastructure. Send your Tropicans on raids to steal the wonders of the world, including the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower. Customize your palace at will and give election speeches from your balcony, to win the favor of your subjects. Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (October 08, 2019) Experience the most complete Trine ever created! The Trine series returns to the magic of 2.5D with Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince! The three heroes of the best-selling adventure series are back, sent on a quest to retrieve the troubled young Prince Selius. Amadeus the Wizard, Pontius the Knight, and Zoya the Thief are joined together once again on a thrilling quest through fantastical fairytale landscapes teeming with danger. Prince Selius suffers from intensely dark dreams and, due to his magical talents, monstrous nightmares are able to slip into reality and wreak havoc on the waking world. Amadeus, Pontius, and Zoya must find the afflicted prince and resolve the desperate situation before the world is engulfed by the Nightmare Prince's shadows. Trine 4 reaches new heights in the series, bringing the most complete gameplay experience ever to fans and new players alike! Atlas (October 08, 2019) The ultimate survival MMO of immense scale and endless adventure of piracy and sailing, exploration and combat, roleplaying progression, settlement civilization-building, among the largest game worlds on Xbox. Get ready to explore, build, and conquer! Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair (October 08, 2019) Yooka & Laylee are back in a brand-new platform adventure from Playtonic Games! With their arch-nemesis Capital B up to no good, the buddy duo needs to spring into action once again to save the day. To thwart his evil plan of using a “Hivemind” device to enslave an entire kingdom of bees, our heroes need to take the fight to Capital B’s “Impossible” Lair. Things look tough, but with the help of Queen Phoebee and her Royal Beettalion , Yooka and Laylee might just have a chance! 2.5D Platforming! Each level offers beautiful, rich visuals with detail and depth. Yooka, Laylee and a whole host of colourful characters (good and bad) are realised in stunning 2.5D 3D Overworld! The overworld isn’t just a hub to hop from level to level, it provides a whole separate gaming experience! Explore and unlock more 2D levels by completing objectives and puzzles, rescue the Royal Beettalion bees and find collectibles. Alternate Level States! Think you’ve got a level figured out? Try it in its alternate state! Flip switches in the overworld to create new landscapes. Hook up electricity, submerge them in water, freeze or literally flip them upside down for radically altered challenges! Bee-at the Impossible Lair! Players are free to tackle Capital B’s Impossible Lair at any time; however, they may find it too much of a challenge without the help of the Royal Beettalion. Free them by completing levels and they will add to your defences when taking on Capital B’s dastardly traps! Worse Than Death (October 08, 2019) A scary, action-adventure horror game about a high school reunion that goes horribly wrong! Run for your life, hide in the shadows, and use your wits to avoid shadowy creatures and uncover the terrible truths of your wretched home town. Solve devious puzzles to reveal the emotionally-charged story of Holly and her friends that will have you hooked until the very end! Super Box Land Demake (October 09, 2019) Pick from two characters to help solve moving box puzzles in order to advance to the next stage! Push boxes across a variety of different puzzling levels by yourself or with a friend in coop mode! Control two different characters at once even in single player! Choose from 3 difficulty options that make recovering from your mistakes harder! Features: Push boxes in 100 levelsVibrant 8-bit visuals with unique themesActivate a speed run timer in order to test your speedPick from 3 difficulties to challenge your box moving skillsPlay cooperatively with friends or control 2 characters at the same time Virtual Villagers Origins 2 (October 09, 2019) Craft, farm, solve puzzles and build a thriving village, right in your pocket! Return to the famed and mystical island of Isola and be drawn into the latest sequel in the beloved Virtual Villagers series! In the wake of a volcanic terror on the neighboring island of Asura, a family has made their way to Isola, seeking a new home. As their boat lands on the beach, they are greeted by a strange man and begin to explore this mysterious new world. The beautiful and curious island of Isola was once a paradise home to a thriving civilization but has gone to ruin and untamed jungle. The twists and turns will leave you discovering new, interactive, magical moments at every turn! A REAL TIME VIRTUAL VILLAGE - Be the master of your own village: With real-time simulation, the ability to customize your villagers’ names and game-changing, random island events, no two tribes will ever be quite the same! - Breed, heal and care for your beloved village children and families; build a sustainable village up from ruins; unlock improved food sources with farming and fishing; craft unique resources for puzzles and collections; and so much more! TEACH THEM TO SURVIVE - Train villagers to become proficient at various skills to perform tasks around the island and survive their new-found world. - Power-up villagers with magical necklaces, and improve productivity, life expectancy and much more for your entire village with magical totems and potions! BUILD, SOLVE, AND EXPLORE - Explore the charmed island to solve all-new puzzles and uncover mysterious island secrets. - Gather and combine resources from around your new virtual home to craft rare resources and unlock rewards from completed collections. CARE FOR ADORABLE ISLAND PETS - Acquire homes for a Lemur and Herring that will help weed out pests and discover magical items around your new island. REQUESTS FROM DIEHARD FANS - Reincarnate cherished villagers with all their skills. - Crack open daily reward crates that wash up on shore! MageQuit (October 09, 2019) A top-down wizard brawler about spell drafting and beard envy, MageQuit allows up to 10 mages to battle it out online or locally. Beards grow longer with each kill; the wizard with the longest beard after 9 rounds wins! Stellatum (October 09, 2019) Stellatum is a new exciting scroll shooter. Equip your battleship's guns, install faster engines, and increase the power of your reactor. Throw a barrage of rockets on hordes of enemy ships, burning everything in your path! You are playing for an extraterrestrial race that has just become ready to conquer outer space. Whole story begins with the fact that you are going to destroy a comet that threatens your planet. An unforeseen event happened that dragged you into the midst of the battles. But everything may not be what it seems. Every element in the game was made with individual approach, polished to the smallest detail. Excellent graphics drawing, visual effects, music and sound effects - all this is perfectly harmonized in its special style and atmosphere of the game. Guns in game are represented not only by a variety of shooting methods, they are also essential parts of your ship, changing the look of your ship throughout the campaign. In each mission you will discover new weapons, engines and other items for your ship. Main campaign includes 80 missions, divided into different locations, in which you will meet several different opponents races and strong bosses. Super weapons are presented in the form of systems, they are divided into combat and support systems that are powered by the reactor you have installed. Features: Excellent graphicsShip designingA lot of different gunsMany types of opponentsMultiple levels Draw a Stickman: Epic 2 (October 09, 2019) Imagination is the key, as you enter a magical storybook land full of mystery and wonder, unusual creatures and enigmatic puzzles! Create your own original stickman and then watch it come to life in DRAW A STICKMAN: EPIC 2 and the DRAWN BELOW expansion! Challenge yourself to unlock every secret, collect every drawing, and share your creativity with the world! BRING YOUR DRAWINGS TO LIFE! Unleash your creativity as you draw a Stickman from your own unique perspective, and then watch your animated Hero come to life before your eyes! Make every idea a reality by saving drawings in your Sketchbook! A NEW STORY Embark on a perilous journey through time! Draw your Stickman and create a friend! But be warned... disaster falls upon your ally! It’s up to you to become the hero! Maneuver your way through the magical worlds of EPIC 2 and Drawn Below in a quest to save your partner! YOUR DRAWINGS MATTER Create and save drawings in your sketchbook! Use them throughout your adventure! FIGHT EPIC BATTLES Face off against inked-out goblins, tongue-lashing frogs, fire-breathing dragons, and BIG bosses! You must use your own strategies to solve intriguing challenges and puzzles, while battling all new villains! Jump in to this action-packed adventure that allows for endless creativity! As you explore each colorful environment, choose from an assortment of drawing pencils and tools to help you successfully overcome every obstacle along the way. New features and enhancements allow you to choose from a larger color palette, along with a variety of pencil sizes. Unlock hidden Color Buddies, locate puzzle pieces, and enjoy new drawing pencils for Wires, Eggs, and Ice! This is an experience like no other, personalized by you! A Knight’s Quest (October 10, 2019) A gorgeous action adventure on an epic scale. Play as Rusty – a kind-hearted, but clumsy adventurer who accidentally starts a chain of events which will destroy his world. Solve mind-bending puzzles, fight challenging enemies, defeat huge bosses and platform your way through a fantastic open world in this lavish take on classic action adventure games. Rusty begins his adventure with just a trusty sword and basic shield, but he’ll soon unlock ‘Spirit Powers’ – spectacular abilities which have the power to transform not only himself, but also the world around him. Harness the powers of Fire, Ice and Time to devastating effect, using them to conquer enemies in battle or solve environmental puzzles. Features: Massive action adventure set in a breathtaking open worldMeet a huge cast of hilarious charactersPull off epic combos with a simple-to-use combat systemExplore the world in style as you wall-run, grind and leap through each vast areaColossal bosses. And we mean colossal. The Bradwell Conspiracy (October 11, 2019) Following a sudden explosion at the Stonehenge Museum fundraiser, you find yourself trapped in a hidden underground complex. Your only means of escape is by sending photographs of your surroundings to another survivor confined elsewhere. But before long, a disturbing truth begins to dawn. AeternoBlade II (October 11, 2019) A time-manipulation action and puzzle side-scrolling platformer featuring world exploration and RPG elements. With agile movement and the power of time itself at your disposal, overwhelm your foes in frenetic combat and solve ingenious puzzles, in this sequel to the fast-paced action/puzzle platformer. Alluris (October 11, 2019) Prepare to embark in a journey like no other in Alluris. Play as a reluctant hero or villain to save the world… or just save a colony of bears from some lumberjacks. However you play, you’re sure to walk away with a few crazy stories about your adventure. Lost Artifacts: Time Machine (October 11, 2019) A mysterious villain is using a time machine to destroy everything in his path. He wants to return the Priest, the King of Atlantis and the Ancient Emperor so he can use them to create a new world order! Claire and her friends must find out who the villain is and stop him and all his minions. Debris Infinity (October 11, 2019) Debris Infinity is an action packed game that puts your reflexes to the limit, allowing you to manipulate time itself to make impossible maneuvers, using an advance scoring system to rank your performance! Queen’s Quest 4: Sacred Truce (October 11, 2019) The realm of the Five Kingdoms faces a formidable challenge in this hidden object adventure game. A mysterious power is trying to destroy the relationship between humans and elves and start a conflict. What will happen to this legendary world when the covenant of magic between humans, elves, dwarves, goblins and hobbits ends?

Frostpunk: Console Edition (October 11, 2019)

THE CITY MUST SURVIVE Offering players a complex strategic challenge alongside a rich narrative featuring an alternative take on the 19th-century industrial revolution, Frostpunk weaves a story of how our planet mysteriously freezes, putting an end to civilization as we know it and forcing the human race to adapt to the harsh conditions. As the leader of possibly the last civilized society on Earth, you’re going to build the city your survivors live in, discover new technologies, explore frozen wastelands and most importantly, manage and rule society to prepare it for life in an unforgiving world. Whether you’re an enlightened ruler or an iron-fisted tyrant, you’ll discover choices in this world aren’t as easy as they seem, and that holding power over people has a cost as heavy as the responsibility you feel in caring for them. TwinCop (October 11, 2019) Grab a friend and two controllers and get ready for the MOST COOPERATIVE GAME EVER. In this inventive top-down twin-stick shooter, you and a friend control the SAME character! STORY MODE: ABSURD 80s SATIRE You and your partner were the best cops in the greater Twin Cities metropolitan area until a horrific pontoon boat accident nearly killed you. The police department took half of each of your mangled bodies and combined them together using the latest technology to save your lives, combining you into one super-cop: TwinCop. You and your partner now each control half of the same body, so you’ll really need to be in sync with one another if you’re going to survive. What truly happened with that pontoon boat accident? Who is funding the war on these streets? What does the PopTop Corporation (creators of the delicious and healthy PopTop Drink) have to do with any of this? CUSTOMIZE YOUR COP Over 25+ character combinations to try! Choose one of the eight most elite members of the Twin Cities police force, each with their own unique special ability. Try to match up abilities for maximum carnage! Who will you choose? WORK TOGETHER Both of you control movement, so that means communication with your other half is key. Move in OPPOSITE directions, and TwinCop will go nowhere. Move in the SAME direction, and you will move swiftly and heal yourselves. Moving together is the ONLY way to heal, and it also charges your combined super ability, Twinsanity, which slows down time and really lets you gain the upper hand in tough situations. HILARIOUS MINIGAMES When you’re TwinCop, everyday tasks become quite difficult. Defuse bombs by cooperatively cutting wires, chase bad guys through busy intersections, fist bump yourselves after a job well done. You’ll never take these tasks for granted ever again. Active Soccer 2019 (October 11, 2019) Active Soccer 2019 is an exciting top-down arcade football game providing a fast-paced arcade experience, implementing amazing playability and responsive easy-to-learn/hard-to-master controls. With Active Soccer 2019 you have full control of the game, no scripted goals, no CPU-driven decisions! Active Soccer 2019 provides a complete career mode, implementing many international leagues, cups and championships. Imagine being the manager of a 5th division English team - you have a budget and your goal is to be promoted to higher divisions, by purchasing players, creating tactics, managing the team and playing real matches! Features: Multiplayer game, up to 4 local playersCareer mode, supporting 1250 teams (club and national) from all over the world and 25,000 players with individual skillsClassic teams and hundreds of legendary players includedCompetition designerTeam editorVaried weather conditionsDifferent camera views: you can play vertically, horizontally or with a diagonal viewSoundtrack created by Chris Huelsbeck - Amazing fun! Read the full article

[beholders-mask]

Some artwork I made for my Frostpunk Roleplay server that had ended recently after a year of running and being promoted by the 11bit staff. Now I have so much time I don't know what to do with it other than relisten to TMA over and over again

[writersafehaven]

31. What is your favorite class? Favorite race? 21. Have you ever regretted something your character has done? 26. What was your favorite scene to write and show your characters.

31.  My favorite use to be Ranger, but recently sorcerers have become my favorite class. Full caster for life.Races. Hmm. Mechanically my favorite is Human Variant or Half-Elf, but my fave for roleplay/just making characters is tied between Tieflings and Aasimar

21. Plenty of times. From newbie mistakes to "Maybe I shouldn't have said that". But I guess those are more me regretting player choices?Actual in character decisions regret? Maybe killing most of my party that one time for my elder god? Just a little bit.

26. I'm gonna assume by characters that means players. Very rarely do I write scenes out, maybe some description stuff for rooms when they're going through a dungeon. But one of my favorite things to describe was a water shrine they found to a goddess of a lake. It was super awesome and came completely out of my ass. Though I did plan their entrance into a Frostpunk inspired city a little and it was pretty cool. But the shrine is still my fave describing moment.

[a-nerd-just-trying]

Well, I'm hooked.

"The Delegates have spoken. A new law takes hold."

The New London City Council is now open. After several IRL weeks in the making, our unofficial roleplaying Discord server is seeking new Delegates to steer the people of New London through the aftermath of the Great Frost. If you are interested in political roleplay and want to dive deep into the city of New London, then we welcome you with open arms. Whether it be in the Council Hall or in the many different locations in the City itself, there are many ways in which you can steer New London either towards a unified future... or a path of your own design.

All Factions and Communities available. Whether you wish to be a zealous Faithkeeper or a more moderate Machinist, it is your choice how willing your character is to control New London's destiny.

Immersive, collaborative roleplay. Negotiate with delegates of other factions, establish coalitions and alliances, threaten your enemies. The City is the home of many beliefs, whether you wish it to or not.

A canon-divergent timeline. While loosely following the main campaign story, this server is designed to run perpetually, with homebrewed scenarios and events to keep the Delegates on their toes as they navigate both the Frostland and their internal politics.

JOIN NOW: https://discord.gg/h4CtXWb4sn

[baphall]

Draft One Page Campaign Opener - Frostpunk

Draft One Page Campaign Opener – Frostpunk

“The old story goes that the world was once a garden, pleasant and mild, neither too hot nor too cold, and at this time all of the peoples of the world were created. This ain’t that world no more.

Two great powers rose, and fought, one led by the God of Winter, one by the Goddess of Summer, but after a time the war calmed and the world changed. Sometimes it was hot, sometimes cold. Not that…

[baphall]

Late to the party: RPGaDay 2019 prompt 25

Late to the party: RPGaDay 2019 prompt 25

“Calamity”

So I’ve been working on a few ideas that involve huge calamities in the past – Cambria has a wholesale apocalypse caused by magic in the past, and now everyone lives in the ruins. Frostpunk is getting a One Page Campaign Opener after my RPGaDay posts run out, with a bit more details on what’s happened (can’t have summer is the Goddess of Summer is dead). The Sprawlis similar, but the…

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New Idea - Frostpunk

New Idea – Frostpunk

So after seeing the videogame Frostpunk, I had a couple of ideas. If you don’t know it, it’s an alternate history sci-fi thing where the world gets plunged into an ice age in the Victorian era.

So, how to play it? Well, there’s always FATE. That would work pretty well. I like the idea of a sort of survival game based on it. Numenera could work well too.

DREAD would be very cool.

But of…