K.J.

I agree. A well-made RoL screen would be eye-catching with some great artwork to pique potential players' interest as well as to help GMs by having charts and tables readily accessible.

Let's hope this happens soon enough 😄

I can definitely join on discord.

I'd like to play, but I'm not on FB. Would you possibly consider an alternative to FB Messenger for the voice aspect?

I looking forward to checking this out! Thanks for all your hard work 🏆

@Cloud64 Thank you for sharing this (Joolz Guides video)! Living across the pond, this will definitely come in handy for me. 😄

On 1/8/2023 at 7:30 PM, jackleg2010 said:

Finished book two, Moon over Soho. Ended quite surprisedly. Requested book three. Only reason I'm not ordering the entire series, is my current stack of unread books is getting way too big!

I planned on starting the second book immediately after the first, but like you, my to-read pile is stacked quite high 😅

Have you began the third book as of now? 🙂 If so, what do think of it so far?

@Scotty Could you post a new discord link for the Rivers of London channel?

Thanks!

I hope this becomes a possibility. I would like to support creatives who make great content for this fantastic setting.

Perhaps some day. 😊

Raising my hand to volunteer as a playtester, if still needed 🖐️

3 hours ago, Darius West said:

I find hiding in an alley with a sock full of lead sinker, then ambushing and coshing passers by works well. They are really in the C'thulhu mindset when they come to, ducktaped to a chair in a darkened room. (jk)😎

Now that, is an immersive experience. And it fits within my budget.

I appreciate your reply. I guess I'm looking for successful ways Keepers have carried out those suggestions from the Keeper Handbook. Perhaps some Keepers have noticed certain methods seem more effective than others.

My question really is that simple: How do you as a Keeper or GM recruit or find new players (for either in person or online games), especially those new to a specific game or system?

Thanks!

I chose Netflix's I Came By off the list since I'm a fan of Hugh Bonneville's acting.

Looking forward to Regency Cthulhu's release!

Howdy. I'm new to the forum and BRP. I like the system and I see that according to https://www.chaosium.com/brp-system-reference-document/ creators can create their own games or adventures using BRP. Can someone answer my questions?

1. I want a rules-lite world/game/adventures. Can I select which rules and mechanics I want to use from BRP and establish that as my base? Or would I need to just use the Quick Start if I want it to remain rules-lite?

2. If I'm correctly understanding all I've read about BRP being an OGL, then I assume I can create my own world, monsters, and whatnot. Is there someone who I can reach out to to confirm my creations are not going to be "too similar" and fall under the Prohibited list of things not allowed (see link above)?

3. I see that BRP is listed as a system on DrivethruRPG. Are there any restrictions or guidelines for uploading my created adventures and campaigns? (For example, I know CoC has Miskatonic Repository for its community created content with its own Guidelines for submissions.)

4. Any other standards, guidelines, or formatting/style guides I need to be aware of? Or perhaps tips, pointers, or sage advice from someone who's navigated this path before? 

Thanks so much.