Those Who Have Nothing

Requirements: A heckadeck, card sleeves, and a way to record details. You rejected the world and found a supernatural gift. Now you live on the streets, as many others with the gift do. Gacha NPCs. A gacha-like system of generating NPCs with details that are hidden even from you, the person who generated them. Semantic powers. What each power can do is open to interpretation. You can't tell if an NPC has powers until you get to know them. Scaleable city generator. From a small town to a sprawling metropolis that will take several days to cross from one side to another, your taste determines what your city looks like. Watch as a rare event reshapes the city in front of your eyes. Adaptable Risks. Choose what your story focuses on through your selection of Tension trackers. Simple Inventory System. Items fall into categories, and you can only carry three at a time. One page. To be fair, the page is A3-sized, but I found this format to be the best through playtesting. Honestly, I'm not sure if this is an actual journaling game or not. I'll label it as one just to be sure. This game is based on another solo game, What's so cool about Street Magick?