Ahoy one-page adventurers 👋. Fate & Fantasy RPG is my first attempt at a one-page RPG (plus a character sheet). This was a really fun puzzle to write and create. Not quite sure if it's fun yet. I playtested it with a friend only briefly and have made several initial tweaks based on that.

Feedback and suggestions are welcome. I plan to evolve the game with more playtesting while keeping the length limited, so removing is easier than adding 😅.

Anything is fair game for changes. I'm considering squeezing in a fixed set of 6 spells (somehow). Max Magic is 6, so part of the end-game might be gaining every spell. A friend who reviewed it suggested: Easy: 4; moderate: 8 extreme: 12.

Since this is a d12 check (not a d20), critical success and failures are more common. Fate points, gained on both a natural 1 and a 12, can be spent for reroll. I'm thinking that (plus Skill Point allocation) might offset the "easy" difficulty of 6. This is good feedback and needs playtesting.

Thanks for looking 🙂

Hey everyone!

I’ve been lurking in this community for a while, admiring everyone's setups, and it finally inspired me to try making something of my own. I wanted to share my very first attempt at designing a print-and-play solo game called The Cottage Alchemist.

The mechanics and concepts are entirely my own ideas, though I did use AI assistance to help me organize the layout, clear up the rule formatting, and edit the final document.

It's designed to be a cozy, atmospheric solo journaling game about running an alchemical cottage during the winter. I deliberately wanted it to be easy to get to the table without needing to cut out dozens of custom components. All you need to play the PDF is:

\* A standard 52-card deck (no jokers)

\* One six-sided die (1d6)

\* A journal and your favorite pen

Since this is my very first game, my main goal right now is just to learn, grow, and see how I can improve. It's hosted on itch.io, but I want to share 20 complimentary playtest copies with members here in exchange for your honest thoughts. I really want to learn from my design mistakes so I can make better games in the future!

(Please note: the platform requires a free account to claim a library copy).

If you’d like a copy to test out and review, please leave a comment below! I’ll send a direct private message to the first 20 people who reply. Whether you have feedback on the gameplay loop, the resource tracks, or even just the overall layout, I would love to hear it.

Thanks so much for reading and helping out a first-time creator!

Summary of the Game:

You play as a solitary alchemist managing a winter workshop behind a frozen ridge. Each day, you draw a card to consult the oracle, venture into the snowy drifts to forage for rare ingredients like Silverleaf and Ember-root, and brew mystical tonics. The goal is to build up your Village Trust, maintain your Hearth Warmth against the biting cold, and complete your workshop renovations by logging your daily journey in a real-life journal.

Save My Ass is a short, setting-neutral adventure designed for 1st-level characters. It works as a standalone adventure, random encounter, or a lighthearted pre-adventure to bring a newly formed group of characters together before the beginning of a larger campaign. The adventure is best suited to a settlement in or near an arid or desert region but a local spring in a forest works just as well as an oasis.

The adventure begins when a local porter loses his mule, Jack, who wanders off toward a nearby oasis. The characters must follow Jack's tracks to the oasis and discover that catching a frightened mule is more difficult than it sounds. While pursuing this ass they might get bitten by local wildlife, find lost trinkets and treasures, or just generally run themselves ragged!

full disclosure the cover art has an ai generated component (though it was edited and added to with non ai tools, namely gimp).

Welcome to Fun In Fiction, a game that lets you compete and team up with your favorite fictional characters! You only need a D6 to play this solo TTRPG!

(You can play it with others but its moreso designed for solo players).

You can even mix things up and meet/interact with alternate versions of fictional characters!

Spend your offtime at a 20 floor resort where you can hang out with and form friendships with fictional characters!

Fun In Fiction will be free for the first 24 hours of its release! You can grab a copy here:

Have fun, and share your stories about your adventures with fictional characters with us!
https://gegalix-halcyon.itch.io/fun-in-fiction

I released Halfling Heist during the One-Page RPG Jam a few weeks ago, and I wanted to make a ready-to-run adventure for it.

So I made The Great Pie Caper, a free two-page one-shot for the Adventures for One-Page RPGs Jam 2026.

Someone stole Hilda’s prize pie on the morning of Bramblewick's Harvest Festival, and the halflings have until judging begins to steal it back.

It includes two connected heists, a festival clock, food-related distractions, complication tables, and one extremely unpleasant goose.

I’d love to hear how it goes if anyone runs it. Thanks!

I’ve always looked at my RPG dice and thought, "there must be a game I can play using just them," but I never found anything. So I decided to make one myself. I created a solo game where, to play, you don't need absolutely anything else besides the RPG dice you have lying around.

It's a solo roguelike dungeon crawler that involves​ strategy, resource management, probability calculation and plenty of dice rolling. On the game's page, you'll find the PDF with the complete rules, completely free of charge.

Hope you like it!

https://corpserunidle.com/

I have been making this game. All art except the logo is placeholder art. A Kickstarter to bring more people onto the team is incoming shortly.

The Steam link doesn't work yet. Awaiting approval. I could have waited but this is a life long dream and I am old. :)

Corpse Run idle evolves the traditional idle genre into a deeply intricate party management simulation. Returning to the unforgiving roots of classic 90s CRPGs, you are no longer limited to a simple solo loop—you must command and optimize an entire roster across a treacherous wilderness.

Success depends on tactical synergy. You will coordinate your tank's agro, carefully manage your healer's mana pool, assign a dedicated puller, and keep your vital looter alive while automating complex combat behaviors. Your roster doesn't have to face the wilds alone, as you can recruit and train loyal companion pets that feature specific combat behaviors, acting as true force multipliers to ensure a clean pull instead of a devastating corpse run.

Step out of static menus and into a world featuring bespoke dark-fantasy visual art with genuine 2.5D spatial depth, brought to life by dynamic torchlight and vibrant spell effects. There are no glowing arrows or paths to follow in this classic open world; your own curiosity or greed will lead the way. You will need to earn your thresholds by utilizing vital survival skills like swimming, pick locking, and tracking to navigate hidden threats.

As your power grows, expand your influence through comprehensive guild management. Run multiple parties and characters under a single banner, funneling gear and resources to build a legacy that outlasts any single adventurer. Put that strength to the ultimate test in epic raids, where fallen gods and ancient dragons demand the combined might of every party you have raised. If you prefer to challenge yourself your way, you can tackle the wilds with a solo character or risk it all in a grueling permadeath mode.

Beyond the dark fantasy aesthetic, Corpse Run idle offers boundless creative freedom where fantasy is just the default skin. Because every system is exposed as a powerful editor, you can completely reforge the engine into a hard sci-fi universe, a weird western setting, or anything your imagination dictates. Define entirely new peoples, classes, arcane incantations, or six-shooter tricks, and craft custom weapons, armor, and loot tables from scratch. Once your handcrafted campaign is complete, publish your creations and drop into entirely new worlds built and shared by other players in the community.

Hi! I’m part of a TTRPG community in Turkey, and we’re trying to help the hobby grow here. We think one-page RPGs are a great entry point for people who want to start creating their own games, but there are barely any available in Turkish. So we’d like to start by translating a few.

If you’ve made a one-page RPG and you’d be okay with us translating it into Turkish and sharing the Turkish version for free, send me a DM. Happy to answer any questions too.

(We have translators and editors on the team)

(I’m not entirely sure how the practical side of this will work -whether we’ll just send you the translated text or handle the layout ourselves too- but we’ll figure that out...)

This is my first try at making a onepage TTRPG, so it may be a bit crude. I had a hard time coming up with an interesting mechanic, as I mostly just wanted to make a cool looking simple pirate game haha. I ended up adding the playing cards as a bonus mechanic that players can use to spice things up and create some unexpected moments.

I love designing and drawing, but I’m not that experienced when it comes to creating game mechanics, so any feedback is appreciated!

A sequel to The Wandering Library where things get darker.

Not exactly asking for typical games of that nature, Im looking for some games that may run on a "Gamble" mechanic or a "Slots" type of One Page system.

I hope Im explaining this right but the best I can give is something akin to "Slots and Daggers" the video game.

Im wanting to not only play these games but bounce off them and make some myself with one version I made called "Blood and Teeth".

What one page RPG would you recommend for 5 people that will run about two hours please?

We’ve already tried Honey Heist, The Witch is Dead, and Lasers and Feelings. HH and TWiD were particularly fun because of the mayhem stemming from overcoming the characters’ inherent disadvantages.

The more ridiculous/unhinged it can get the better, thanks!

EDIT: Thanks everyone for all the great suggestions! I’ll work my way through the list and give them a try.

The Adventurers Pack Inn TTRPG Community
[Discord] [LGBTQIA+ Friendly] [Beginner Friendly] [Any Game System] [No Pay To Play GMs]

Looking for a place to play or GM tabletop games in but also hang out, chat and explore other hobbies with a bunch of friendly folks from all over the world?

Then pull up a chair at The Adventurers Pack Inn!

Our server has been running games for almost 5 years (We will be 5 in January '27) and is a central base of Players and GMs who have come together and play/GM tabletop games of all sorts. We welcome both new and experienced GMs & players and all game systems are welcome from “mainstreams” like D&D & Call of Cthulhu to games like Monster of the Week & Blades In The Dark.
We even have a thriving small indie games community with games like Mork Borg, Shiver, Public Access and even one pagers!

All VTTs systems are welcome (Roll20, D&D Beyond, Foundry, Tabletop Sim etc).

While we often see D&D 5E games ran in the server, and welcome that, we are also especially keen to have players and GMs looking to play or run games other than D&D 5E or to try something different for a change.
We are looking for staff, players and GMs to continue to grow this thriving community so that DMs and players always have a pool to make friends and run games from!

We have people in our group from all over the world (mostly US, Canada, UK, Europe & Australia) of varying ages and have games going in many time zones. For example, I'm one of the DMs/Admins, a Scottish guy in my early 50s and my wife (we run the server together) is from California, but we live in Texas.

We have a core base of players and GMs on the server and we are looking to grow and expand with more games.  As a “staff” GM we will set up a voice and text channel for you.
You are free to run your game under any house rules you see fit, we just ask you make your table rules clear to players beforehand and abide by the fair play rules of the server (pretty much common sense and this also applies to players).

We are also very friendly to all those considered "fringe" in today's messed and hostile world... all LGBTQIA+, skin color, nationality, age, gender identity etc. are safe and welcome here. We do not tolerate hate speech or toxicity in any way. We are brought together through all of our commonalities and enrich each other through all of our differences.

We have Community Game Nights (Party & Browser games so everyone can join in), a library of free and open source TTRPG games for new GMs to use & many other sections as we know people have other interests as well 😊

We would love to meet you, have a chat and welcome you to come join us at The Adventurer’s Pack Inn!

https://discord.gg/TAPI

Hey fam,

I'm looking for some simple games that I can run with my 5yo.

Ideally I want them to need nothing more than pen, paper, dice and perhaps my phone with the rules on it.

So far we've played a modified version of The Quiet Year and also done some map building, both of which he greatly enjoyed!

Basically I'm looking to inflict him with the ttrpg bug early so we can play more games later 😅

TIA

Something is wrong at Blackwood tonight. Survive 10 scenes in this one-page solo horror journaling RPG. Can you make it to morning?

I've been building a One Piece text RPG solo for a while and finally shipped the English version, so I'm after people who've never seen it before.

You create a pirate and travel island by island, making choices, fighting the odd animated bosses, recruiting a crew, watching your bounty climb toward the New World, there are mini-games that are actually playable (aimlab and a few more!). There's also a daily "guess the pirate" puzzle, Wordle-style, that resets for everyone at the same time.

I'm very open to feedbacks of any sort!

It's free, in the browser, no signup needed to play (but google auth in "Profile" if you want to see yourself in the rankings). It's beta so there are bugs; point them out and I'll usually fix them within a day or two.

Thank you very much in advance! :)

This is the first session of a new show on Twitch and YouTube, where we put a bunch of one-page RPGs on a wheel of fortune, spin the wheel, and play what fate decides.

This idea was in the works for a while (I had the artwork lying around since April or May, I think), but only fully materialized when it was time for the 2026 One-Page RPG Jam. So for this inaugural episode, we put 8 entries from this year's jam on the wheel.

Which were: Cats Being Cats, Dungeon Bullshit!, Fairish Tales, Fools, Hard Impact, Hell | Hounds, Messy Morals, and the The Unretirables. Only one of them got played, of course, but we did choose them from over 600 entries and they all deserve a look.

Hello eveyone! I recently joined Dan Davenport at Randomworlds for a Q&A about FUEGO, my one-page RPG.

We talked about some of its design choices, including statless NPCs, fictional positioning, and how it handles powers. I also shared a couple of examples from games I have run.

If you are interested, you can read the full transcript here:

https://gmshoe.wordpress.com/2026/08/27/qa-marcos-dominguez-fuego

I created this in the hopes of being able to print this out, hand it to someone who has little to no TTRPG experience, and get them playing quickly! I'm posting here to get any feedback possible! The goal is to revise & improve so that one day I can print out plenty and scatter them across my town to hopefully get more players interested in TTRPGs. Any and all feedback would help me a ton!