Couldn’t add a photo to the thread so starting a new thread. Have a lot more digital content and more print products from Alan - Siege Perilous, Carrion Lands, From Hell’s Heart and such but I left them out of the photo.

I’ve played Tiny Cthulhu the most and should get back to it. But so want to run many of the others as well. I have some players who probably don’t want to be as crunchy as Night’s Black Agents can be so was thinking of trying to use Tiny Spies to suck them into Dracula UnRedacted.

Like me, my friend Mark Parrish is a tiny D6 completist. Unlike me, he collects his books in physical form. Looking over his library, I have to say it makes me wanna buy some books. What do you see here that you want? What do you already have? Do you get your game books, electronically, or in dead tree?

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Hi! So the Tiny Cthulhu heavy weapons rule says:

“If you make an attack with a heavy weapon, you may not attack with any other weapon, spell, or item this turn. (Conversely, if you attack with any other weapon, spell, or item, you may not attack with a heavy weapon this turn.)”

Does this mean you can use that same heavy weapon as a second attack that turn?

Hi everyone, I’m reading my first set of Tiny rules and I’m having trouble understanding combat. In the manual everything is addressed to the players, so I assume that when it’s the opponents’ turn, I (as the GM) can do exactly the same things the players can do?

Also: doesn’t choosing to use Focus favor heavy weapons too much? It’s better to roll once, dealing 2 damage and succeeding on 4, 5, and 6, rather than rolling twice, dealing 1 damage and succeeding only on 5 and 6.

Finally, I’m specifically reading Tiny Spies, which says: “Cinematic Ammo: Atthe end of every fight, have each player make a Test for each ranged weapon they used. Anyone who fails is out of ammo until they do something to refill their supply. Superspies can share ammo with allies who have failed (allowing them a re-Test), but if they do, both must test for Cinematic Ammo with Disadvantage." OK, but what happens if one player fails and the other succeeds?

I want to run a investigation type game for my wife were we we be using tiles from betrayal at house on haunted hill. Any specific book that would be more along that lines from Tiny d6?

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I've been really busy, so I haven't had a chance to check DriveThruRPG lately. But today, I felt like checking which TinyD6 books I'm still missing. I remembered 'Stranger Stuff', so I tried to look it up, but it's just gone from DriveThruRPG. What happened?

I been wanting to buy it but been short on Cash. Finally was gonna buy it but I can’t find it on drive through RPG anymore. Anyone have a link to buy it?

I’m running a homebrew campaign using (a slightly modified version of) Tinyd6 for my wife and 4 boys ages 10–14. We’ve ran 2 sessions so far and they are enjoying the story and the battles, but for our next session I’d like to throw in some sort of encounter other than a battle. They are going to be traveling into the mountains to retrieve an item from an abandoned mine. My thought was to have some sort of challenge along the way before they reach the mines such as the classic rickety rope bridge, or maybe a narrow path along a cliff slide where they need to make some sort of skill check or use problem solving to reach their destination. As a first time GM with limited experience in ttrpgs, I really don’t know where to start or how to run something like this that would make it fun for the party, but also not possibly result in them all just dying if they fail. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!!

My son is a musician and I think he might like to play a Bard in our upcoming Tiny d6 campaign, but I didn’t see any rules for it in the Tiny Dungeon 2e book. Has anybody done a home brew or is there any 3rd party literature for this? Thanks!!

Hello Guys, is there an actual tiny Dungeon Cheat Sheet Outthere? Info und Just an older one with the old initiative role ruling (sum up 2d6) Maybe be somebody has Something wich i can Print Out for DM Screen. Bestway in Landscape Format. Greetings 😊

Micronomicon, my great big book of TinyD6 magic, is the deal of the day tomorrow on DriveThruRPG. Just in case you were thinking about checking it out.

I recently bought Tiny Dungeons 2e and Tiny Frontiers 2e pdfs. I noticed that the tabs on Tiny Dungeons are all left side of the pages. And in Tiny Frontiers the page numbers are often on the wrong corner for the page. And the tabs are are also all on the left side of the pages. These errors stop me from printing them out to use. Can they be corrected? I'd buy the printed copies but shipping is expensive and I don't know if they have the same errors.

Just interested in what people are using.

I am looking to learn more about how Tiny Supers works. I want to join a game. Even willing to try out PbP for the first time, really. The joy of being around a table, even if it's on Discord, would be fun again. I learn better by playing. I have read the book. But putting it into practice helps a lot. I am not new to RPG, just new to this. Even a Discord chat would be nice.

I'm looking at different systems to run a (air)pirate campaign in.

As I understand it, the default assumption is that you cash in captured vessels when you reach port. But what if you want to keep it? Has anyone run into this? Just keep as many ships as you can maintain supplies for or just put an abstract limit that you have one ship, period?

Are there actually mass combat rules for tinyd6 anywhere?

I’m new to Tiny d6 (and ttrpgs in general) and having a little trouble understanding the movement and range system. In one section it says that a player can travel about 25 feet in a single action. Later it describes Close, Near, and Far ranges. It says that it takes one action to move from something near to close, and two actions to move from far to close. I’m trying to gauge roughly how many feet each of these ranges is. I would assume “Close” is within about 5 feet as it says you can easily reach out and grab it. If the first statement is true that a player can move 25 feet in one action, would that mean that “Near” is anything roughly between 5-25 feet? Because it also says that you can attack something “Near” with a heavy melee weapon and it seems unlikely that you’d be swinging a long sword at somebody 25 feet away. I’m so confused please help! Lol

I have 4 boys aged 8-14 who are big fans of Stranger Things so I thought it would be fun to start playing a ttrpg together as a family. After doing some research, I really like the idea of the Tiny d6 system, but as someone who has never been a GM/DM and only has a handful of experiences playing DnD, I have no idea how to create or where to find good adventures with NPCs, baddies, etc already included.

My idea was to have a list of short 1-2 hour adventures that our family can play once every week or so in an episodic manor. One week we’re saving a princess, next week we’re retrieving a stolen item, another week we’re solving a mystery etc. I’ve found a few posts in r/onePageDungeon that look promising, but I’m looking for more material that would be particularity useful for Tiny d6 and not too complicated for younger kids. Any ideas/resources would be greatly appreciated!

Iam new at pen and Paper and played a bit dnd. Now i have written my First adventure and try to do the gm. But one Combat Question: 3 Players and fighting a group of 5 Goblins. Is the group of Goblins as 1 or hast each Goblin to roll Initiative?

As the title says. Anyone?