Now this a great asset and tool for dungeon crawling!
I was used to Mythic gme but wanted something more to either okay alone or blend with the Mythic system. So I use Omen gme which I find really interesting.
So now I am playing a Mythras- game and it lacks the dungeon procedures. Omens Below really help with just that! I don’t need to think about the next room or content. Even encounters are covered. Great!
I played a lot of Ker nethalas and was thinking about interpreting that system when doing these dungeon crawls when playing solo ttrpg’s. But no need for that now that I have the Omens Below :).
You roll for room/corridor, contents, encounter, doors/exits. This system got you covered so you don’t have to imagine up every single thing. It’s great for this type of exploring. And when you have rolled a up a room and for example an encounter. You use your ttrpg rules to roll up an enemy, other happenings… whatever you like.
Omens Below sets the frame of your exploration without getting in the way of the ruleset you are using.
I like how this one builds up the tension by adding ”intensity rating” Which gets higher for each room you explore. It’s a indication for potential dangers and or benefits as well.
When writing this I have only played 90% of my first dungeon . But I can honestly say that this is a proper solo ttrpg tool. And You need it in your solo ttrpg toolbox! :).
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Now this a great asset and tool for dungeon crawling!
I was used to Mythic gme but wanted something more to either okay alone or blend with the Mythic system. So I use Omen gme which I find really interesting.
So now I am playing a Mythras- game and it lacks the dungeon procedures. Omens Below really help with just that! I don’t need to think about the next room or content. Even encounters are covered. Great!
I played a lot of Ker nethalas and was thinking about interpreting that system when doing these dungeon crawls when playing solo ttrpg’s. But no need for that now that I have the Omens Below :).
You roll for room/corridor, contents, encounter, doors/exits. This system got you covered so you don’t have to imagine up every single thing. It’s great for this type of exploring. And when you have rolled a up a room and for example an encounter. You use your ttrpg rules to roll up an enemy, other happenings… whatever you like.
Omens Below sets the frame of your exploration without getting in the way of the ruleset you are using.
I like how this one builds up the tension by adding ”intensity rating” Which gets higher for each room you explore. It’s a indication for potential dangers and or benefits as well.
When writing this I have only played 90% of my first dungeon . But I can honestly say that this is a proper solo ttrpg tool. And You need it in your solo ttrpg toolbox! :).
/Threads & Throws
Feel free to visit my Substack (subscribe and comment):
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Thank you for the kind review, glad you enjoy it!
i think it is great!