SUNDAY LEGENDS A Solo Journaling RPG

SUNDAY LEGENDS A solo journaling RPG about football, sacrifice, and the pursuit of greatness. From Friday night lights to retirement, Sunday Legends lets you tell the full story of a football star. Using a deck of playing cards, 2d6, and a journal, you’ll move through high school, college, the draft, and a professional career filled with rivalries, injuries, fame, championships, and difficult choices. Along the way, you’ll balance three parts of your life: Glory — your success and legacy. Humanity — your relationships and life away from football. Body — the physical toll of the game. Cards determine the type of event you face, while 2d6 prompt tables guide the story. You decide what happens next. WHAT YOU NEED A standard deck of playing cards Two six-sided dice A journal A pencil Players: 1 Type: Solo journaling RPG Theme: Football / Career / Legacy PRINTED EDITION AVAILABLE Want a physical copy? A printed edition of Sunday Legends is available directly from UYUY Games at UYUYgames.com. The physical zine is designed to feel like a piece of football memorabilia — something you can throw in a bag, bring to the table, and fill with the story of your own legend. Purchasing directly from UYUYgames.com also helps support UYUY Games and the creation of more small, independent tabletop games. MORE FROM UYUY GAMES UYUY Games creates compact, story-driven tabletop games about sports, competition, careers, and the people behind them. If you enjoy Sunday Legends, check out: The Cut Man — Spend one unforgettable night keeping a fighter together between rounds. The Backup Goalie — Wait for your moment, then step onto the ice when your team needs you most. Redline — Chase a racing career from the earliest days to the highest level of motorsport. Saturday Night Hero — Build a career in professional wrestling through rivalries, sacrifice, and unforgettable matches. Find printed editions, bundles, and the full lineup at UYUYgames.com. If you play Sunday Legends, I’d love to hear about the career you created. Ratings, comments, and feedback always help. The crowd remembers the touchdown. You remember everything else.