One-Page RPGs and their Back Pages (vol 1)

One-Page RPGs and their Back Pages (vol 1)Grant Howitt's one page games run the gamut from stange to silly, daft to deadly serious and powerfully original to potentially copyright infringing. This volume presents the first 13 games in their original single page format, complete with secret back page material for every game that's never before been released. Check out the rest of the volumes in the one page series! Volume 1 includes: The Witch is Dead, where you play murderous woodland animals

Grant Howitt's one-page games run the gamut from stange to silly, daft to deadly serious and powerfully original to potentially copyright-infringing. This volume presents the first 13 games in their original single-page format, complete with secret back page material for every game that's never before been released.

Check out the rest of the volumes in the one-page series!

Volume 1 includes:

• The Witch is Dead, where you play murderous woodland animals attempting to gain revenge for the death of their mistress.
• The Golden Sea, a D20 game of traders and mystics setting sail across a trackless ocean of sand
• We Three Kings, in which you play the three dudes from the bible and stop King Herod’s plot to kill the baby Jesus with swordplay, necromancy and two-fisted sorcery
• Adventure Dice, a simple numberless storytelling game for kids, which includes special dice to cut out and color in
• We That Remain, a survival horror game played with a single deck of cards, in which you will all probably die
• Honey Heist, a game in which you are a criminal bear with two stats: CRIMINAL and BEAR; also contains an optional D8 hat table
• Big Gay Orcs, a game in which you play a load of orcs trapped in a doomed fortress, and generally make out a bunch
• Justified Anxiety, a game set in a suspiciously familiar paranoid dystopia where you shoot trouble for Companion Machine
• The Rapid and the Righteous, a fast and furious game about living your life a quarter-mile at a time
• Hack the Planet, in which you are a console cowboy or cowgirl, and the man is trying to keep you down so you jack in, hack in and get revenge; contains a grid of inaccurate techno-jargon to use at random to give you benefits to computer use
• Genius Loci, in which you play a post office in a 1960’s Suffolk village, and you eat the spirits of other buildings to survive invasion from the city
• Dead Channel, a game of straight-to-VHS horror, where each character has an individual set of misfortunes and injuries that shape the plot as they play out
• Trashkin, a fantasy game in which you play the races who get left out of the stories: raccoon-kin, ratboys, half-possums, goat girls, etc, then embark on a stupid quest for very little gain that will probably get you all killed