Some of you may already know my game Lost in the Fantasy World. I released it in a very condensed format at a RPG Pamphlet a few months ago. It’s a game inspired by those stories of kids and teenagers that get into a Fantasy World and receive great power and importance in there, while also trying to find their way back home but get stuck in that setting for many different reasons. I created a minimalistic narrative system for it inspired amongst other games (it’s hard to keep track of all influences) by Alan Bahr’s Tiny D6 and Evil Hat’s FATE (it is however its own thing).
Now I am going to publish what I am calling the Deluxe Version, which expands the game, keeping its simplicity, but offering some more rules options, tools to generate Characters, Monsters, Locations, Adventures and much more. It also has sections with guidance and good practices for playing it, introducing kids into the hobby and helping them run their own games.
Finally, the book also comes with a section containing information regarding the Fantasy World, the nominal setting of the game. Each with a brief description and tables to generate hooks and events to drive gameplay.
I’ve been playing Lost in the Fantasy World for a while, including with my 4 year old son and I have friends running it with kids, adults and even seniors. It’s a great game for introducing new players and for those that want to have freedom to create their characters and want a system that gets out of the way so they can create amazing stories centered around friendship and the quest to find where they belong.
Here are some pictures of the layout process! Once I am done (I need to make some artwork too), we will decide how we are going to release it.
If you like what you've just read, check out my books over DriveThruRPG and Lulu.
Now I am going to publish what I am calling the Deluxe Version, which expands the game, keeping its simplicity, but offering some more rules options, tools to generate Characters, Monsters, Locations, Adventures and much more. It also has sections with guidance and good practices for playing it, introducing kids into the hobby and helping them run their own games.
Finally, the book also comes with a section containing information regarding the Fantasy World, the nominal setting of the game. Each with a brief description and tables to generate hooks and events to drive gameplay.
I’ve been playing Lost in the Fantasy World for a while, including with my 4 year old son and I have friends running it with kids, adults and even seniors. It’s a great game for introducing new players and for those that want to have freedom to create their characters and want a system that gets out of the way so they can create amazing stories centered around friendship and the quest to find where they belong.
Here are some pictures of the layout process! Once I am done (I need to make some artwork too), we will decide how we are going to release it.
If you like what you've just read, check out my books over DriveThruRPG and Lulu.