#roleplays of time

[bigboobyhalo]

the anger inside of me

[prokopetz]

Low-level Dungeons & Dragons adventure where a village is being extorted by a "fearsome lich" which ultimately turns out to be a regular, non-animated skeleton being puppeted with rods and strings by a group of very sneaky goblins.

[collegeboysam]

assad zaman you'll manifest this one for yourself.

[scurvyboy]

he forgor

[arthursfuckinghat]

"Finally.. finally.. we have alighted on a land so stupid.. a backwater so backwards.. that even we are like geniuses."

[spades-suit]

They make me so ill

(From three-eyed hex's amazing animation)

[wraithwen]

tongues & teeth

[antivoiid]

killer and dust get caught hate flirting ( beating eachother . )

[shininglife]

this in stars and time roblox roleplay shit is getting srs 😭

[roboute-guilliman]

Official statement

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Happy Halloween! 🧼🥩🎃

[childofthestone]

"the elves needed a win so we made them a monolith by erasing city elves from the narrative so that only the dalish matter & also had them embrace the Ultimate Truth of their deities being evil mages so that none of them are swayed because certainly nobody would want to follow an evil person" is not the good idea these execs thought it was

[prokopetz]

I am looking for something in a ttrpg that seems difficult to pull off and I'm wondering if you're aware of anyone who's made something that can handle branching timelines, overwriting of timelines, and/or stable time loops as a core functionality of play.

I'm really looking for something that actually has specific mechanical rules for repeated time travel, setting things up for a future or past version of your character to complete, multiple copies of a character existing at once, etc. any advice? even a pointer of where to look for such games or something that has rules that could be bent to accommodate time travel in a way that isn't functionally "go to another location where everyone wears silly clothes" would be greatly appreciated!

The only published tabletop RPG I'm personally aware of that's taken a serious crack at game-mechanically systematising time travel the way it's depicted working in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure – which is essentially what you're describing here – is Aetherco's now-out-of-print C°ntinuum: roleplaying in The Yet.

Coincidentally, C°ntinuum is frequently cited as a justification for why no other notable game has made a serious attempt of it since.

[littlescribbs]

Some greddie fluff sprinkled with smoochies 😘

[starlit-twilight]

Returning to my cursed roots by hitting a Minecraft YouTuber with the pony-ification beam.