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RPG Otter

RPG Otter is a substack about TTRPGs. Mainly solo and journaling RPGs, but other systems as well.

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Issues75Foundeda year agoLast Issue9 days ago
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Latest Issues

One Page Monday #38: Deathspeaker

I hope your Halloween gaming is going well. Last week, I played the Cannibal Shia Lebouef RPG which wasn’t a great system, and felt like a long joke that outlived its welcome. Still, had a fun time due to the other players and a very good S...

9 days ago
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13 One Page RPGs and adventures for Halloween season

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Well it’s spooky season and time to summon up some horror stuff to play. Here’s 13 One Page RPGs I’d recommend you try, followed by some one page scenarios for TTRPGs if you don’t have a lot of time to read and prepare.

Yes, the...

12 days ago
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One Page Monday #37: 5-min-zombi-e

Well, have to try out my own game, 5-min-Zombi-e.

Not quite tentacles but close enough. (Source)

So let’s get rolling the dice.
2 - A delivery guy. Let’s make him. Dan delivering pizza.
Trait
5 - optimistic.

5 - A Zombie anim...

16 days ago
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5-min-zombi-e: micro-rpg about surviving a zombie apocalypse

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After watching Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil, I decided to look through my library for zombie games. I also stumbled onto 5-min-e, the micro-rpg about playing an adventurer, and decided I should combine the ideas to create one for somebod...

18 days ago
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One Page Monday #36: It Adapts To Your Breathing (Liminal Horror RPG scenario)

Liminal Horror RPG by Goblin Archives is one of my favourite horror RPGs, with its fast setup and easy to understand rules. I did a solo playthrough of the One Page scenario The Chair, which you can read here.

One of the scenarios I’ve co...

23 days ago
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