I Made the Most Chaotic Table-Top Roleplaying Game - Devlog @Goodgis
I Made the Most Chaotic Table-Top Roleplaying Game - Devlog  @Goodgis
Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Like table top role-playing games? I sure hope so! Today, I'll take you on a journey on how I successfully released my very own role-playing game on Kickstarter. It's called Snomes, and it's a mini tabletop role-playing game with a focus on magic and wintery gnomes. With its D6 based system, anyone with a standard six sided die can quickly jump in. Making it a great role-playing system for new players. From D&D to graphic designing, join along and enjoy the process of how I created Snomes.

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Chapters:
0:00 Roleplaying Games
0:53 Creating the Concept
2:28 My Problem with TTRPGs
3:37 Where the Ideas Came From
5:11 What is Snomes?
6:00 Making a Huge Mistake
7:38 How to Grab a Copy

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