We got some haunted bushes, a mole hole, a shrine for a cult, a battlefield filled with graves, a large tree for all sorts of creatures and some riverlands. Would love to hear what you folks have to say :D
I'm compiling a list of all core and 3rd party animals (enemies or PCs) - with accurate IRL data on size and length. Then, I can look at pictures and draw them at the correct size to each other.
I know this is a fantasy game and the idea of a grasshopper mount is too appealing to let IRL data quash that dream, but I still want to reference what it'd look like.
Any ideas?
A friend got me into this game, so having no experience with DnD or as a GM I gathered the rules and looked at some adventure sites, then when explaining it to my 5 year old daughter she asked the defining question:
“Is it like my fairy stories?”
So her Shirley Barber fairytale books about pixies and toads and rabbits was adapted into a typical English countryside wood filled with mice trying to get along. I have pretty much made it up as I go, given her a bunch of possible quests to go on, tested using AI to help plan a session, drawn up a bunch of adventure sites based on parks we go to like the duck pond, borrowed plot ideas from other books and fairytales, left out starving to death or travel time and allowed her to fight pretty decently, and tried getting some AI generated art of her characters (which she loved seeing).
We have played 9 or 10 games and have even built up a party of NPCs including a disgraced frog knight, several rabbit-riding mice, an wise rat we saved from slavery, and a chipmunk with a big old Gimli axe and beard. At the moment she is trying to find food to help her local mouse village survive the coming winter, uncovering mysterious disappearing Cheese Factory workers, returning a magical green stone to the nature-loving fairies, and hoping to stop a scary bat cult from taking over a town.
I can’t explain how grateful I am to have found the game and such a clever and creative community of people, coming up with everything from mouse-WW1 to eensy-weensy spider! Your ideas are brilliant, I’ve purchased several packages of content and love it all! I hope one day I can share my own game materials for people who seek adventure in a charming little corner of Greenleaf Forest.
New to TTRPG, Family with 7+10 yo children. We have been looking to get into a light RPG and have some fun.
RIght now, we are hacking our way through Stumpsville, but I have no clue what I am doing trying to be the GM here.
I feel like I am a good storyteller, but I am struggling to get the rules down, keep track of turns/time, and how to engage and advance the storyline.
Looking for any support or advice!
I wanna buy the box set of this game but it is sold out on their site
is there anywhere else to get it, or any info on when it will be back in stock?
You can browse my profile to see how shitty I can draw. Either way. This is more for me than you. So, help out a fledging artist by giving them inspiring prompts to try to fulfil. I might not be able to draw something that's too crazy because I'm on day 5 of drawing mice. I might also take my time.
Here's a little sneak peak at one of the winter adventures in the upcoming Abundance & Adversity adventure collection for Mausritter. More details on the collection can be found on the Kickstarter page (campaign end May 14th).
Como vocês narram, organizam suas histórias - eu consigo fazer tudo isso bem, mas gostaria de outros pontos de vista pois tenho a sensação de estar deixando de fazer algo