Games like Traditional Embodiment for MOSAIC Strict

I had posted that I hadn't seen anyone thinking about playing a MOSAIC Strict game, and Matt Bohnhoff replied that he thought it was because no one had made a chargen system. And duh, he was totally right. So I knew I had to make one. And this is it. It's the fourth MOSAIC Strict system I've made. Let me know what you think! Minimum price $3.00. Suggested price $4.00. But if the price  is a hards… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to You Are What You Eat, A Chargen System for MOSAIC Strict.

Are you a player character who believes in a god? And have you encountered an NPC prophet of this god? Then now the god has a story for you to play out. Minimum price $1.50. Suggested price $2.50. But if the price  is a hardship to you, please email me at [email protected], or DM me on Twitter @paulczege, and I'll get you a download key, no questions asked. If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Gods & Prophets for MOSAIC Strict.

I'm so consumed by MOSAIC Strict currently. Remember Vincent Baker's "clouds and boxes" thing? That's how you do a MOSAIC Strict system. The only input to it is the state of the fiction, and the only output from it is changes to the state of the fiction in the shared understanding of the group. I think it's just an interesting design constraint to me. This is the third system I've made for it. "Wh… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Truth & Reason for MOSAIC Strict.

If your living player character is with the body of a newly dead player character, you can possibly raise them from the dead, with an act of touch between you and the other player determined by the nature of their character’s death, and a certain invocation. This is how. Recommended for 18+. Requires skin-to-skin touching. May require a cheek kiss. Minimum price $2.00. Suggested price $3.00. But… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Raise the Dead for MOSAIC Strict.

So what does it mean when you see "for MOSAIC Strict" on something?MOSAIC Strict is a design challenge for tabletop RPGs by Michael Prescott. Create self-contained RPG subsystems that make no mechanical assumptions about each other, so groups can mix-and-match them together for a custom experience. Subsystems can affect the shared narrative, and be activated by events within the shared narrative, … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Dracula for MOSAIC Strict.

I couldn't stop thinking about checklist NPCs yesterday after encouraging people to download This One Boy and make and share their own with the #ThisOneNPC hashtag, and the result is The Man In the Suit. He wants to be part of your game. He's not picky. Whatever TTRPG you might be playing. He'll make you a nice dinner. Check him out. Minimum price $1.00. Suggested price $1.50. But if the price  is… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Man In the Suit for MOSAIC Strict.

In the landscape of RPGs there are more things that have never had mechanics than things that have. One aspect of MOSAIC Strict is creating subsystems that can be used in other games for the fun of things they didn't concern themselves with, like the way an afternoon nap re-embodies you as who you're supposed to be. An Afternoon Nap for MOSAIC Strict is usable with whatever TTRPG you may be playin… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to An Afternoon Nap for MOSAIC Strict.

You pulled her from a lake. Your hand was in the water and felt something, fingers. She grasped yours and you pulled her up, shivering and vomiting. Not dead. Or, not anymore. Now she's in your life until you check three boxes from her list. The Corpse Bride for MOSAIC Strict is a checklist NPC, like This One Boy, The Pawn, and The Man In the Suit, usable in whatever ttrpg your group is playing. M… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to The Corpse Bride for MOSAIC Strict.

This is the second MOSAIC Strict system I've made. My first was A Lovemaking for MOSAIC Strict, when I thought other people were probably making systems for car chases and wilderness survival and battles and sorcery. But they weren't. No one made one for battles. They made them for fishing  and dream interpretation. Which I love. But still, there needs to be one for battles. You knew you could cou… If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to Spin the Battle for MOSAIC Strict.

How To Ooze Charm In the Future is a solarpunk storytelling game for small groups written for the #AppliedHope jam. Play is taking turns choosing prompts within several thematic categories — embodiment, truth, health, tech, justice, the alive world, and the ooze — using them to tell about the lives of your characters, and collectively worldbuilding a true utopian future you'd want to live in as a … If you enjoyed this game, see our list of games similar to How To Ooze Charm In the Future.