Thorne - TTRPG and Solo RPG Creator

@thorneishere.itch.io

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26, He/They, Pan, Autistic Creator of Along the Open Road and two solo journaling TTRPGs but currently developing Project: Kingdoms, a Kingdom Management/Social Deduction TTRPG! Make sure to follow for updates on games I'm making!

A screenshot of a TTRPG that reads "There are six stats: Might Agility Knowledge Spellweaving Instinct Charm By the end of session, your highest two stats will be your Major and Minor stats. From these two stats, the GM will show three possible roles for you to choose from. The role you choose will dictate how you help the kingdom rebuilding efforts."
An Ape called Procrast N. Nate from the videogame Ape Escape 3 lying down wearing knight's armour. A textbox on the bottom reads "I'll do it eventually, mate"
A screenshot of the document for the Along the Open Road TTRPG. The title reads "Ending the Game". There are two paragraphs after this. The first paragraph reads "And that’s it. The book is closed. The story is over. You made it to the end of the Journey. You’ve arrived at your final Stop Along the Open Road." Along the Open Road is italicised. The second paragraph reads "Ending a story that you’ve invested so much time into can be hard. It can hurt to leave our Characters behind in this world. But there are ways to help those feelings that can remind us that it’s not about the destination; it’s about the Journey, and the memories we made along the way."
A screenshot of the work in progress first draft of Along the Open Road. A paragraph reads "While the Officiator should read through the entire rulebook to gain an understanding of how the game works, players should at least skim through to get a basic understanding of what the game is and how to play it. In the short term it might feel annoying to have to skim over what you’re going to be told anyway, but in the long term it’ll make the game much easier to run and will, by proxy, make it a much more fun experience." Below it is a light blue box with text inside it which reads "Art of a possible stop on the Open Road. Maybe base this off a tester session." There is no art present.