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Omens of Impending Doom

Solo RPG resource · by ohsix · in English
Tool Free PDF
On Quisicosas since 31 October 2024
Featured in the newsletter of 31 October 2024 (on Substack)

What it is about

👁 What & Why Omens of Impending Doom (OoID) is an inspiration tool which I created to aid (or rather torment) me in my solo adventures. But I thought "hey, maybe someone else would find it enjoyable too!" The result is a neat pocketfold which come packed with a few features: Chaos - Great supernatural events increase the game world's total Chaos, which is rolled against at the beginning of each week. Rolling equal to or below the total Chaos will cause the world to suffer an... Omen - Omens are signs of the impending doom and each one increases in severity. Omens are generated by the use of a deck of 54 cards (Jokers included). After the 5th Omen has occured, the countdown starts. Doom - Included is a table for time left, a table for how effective your attempts to stop it are, and a simple d6 flavour table for the type of apocalypse the world will suffer. Tables and Chaos are all rolled with either a d6 or 2d6. You will not need more than two six-sided dice and a deck of playing cards to use the tool. OoID works best in longer campaigns and sandboxes, as its mechanics are heavily time-based. If you wish to use it for something shorter, feel free to change the rules! OoID uses the CC BY-SA 4.0 license! Please share your thoughts and ideas if you have any! 👁 Versions 3 versions of the file is provided: Standard - The regular version for printing and folding into a Pocketfold . Printer-friendly - Features a less black-intensive front cover. Digital - Features rearranged and flipped pages in order to read digitally. 👁 Credits Art used is in the public domain and was provided by the National Gallery of Art Works used: The Discovery of an East Window of All Saints’ Church - James Johnson Berchtesgaden with the Watzmann Peak in the Distance - Ernst Fries Ships in a Stormy Sea - Petrus Johannes Schotel Mademoiselle Mary de Borderieux(?) - Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres Fonts provided by Google Fonts, licensed under the Open Font License : Headers - Pirata One Body - Atkinson Hyperlegible
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