Okay. You have unfortunately been hit with the curse that makes you adapt a work you liked as a kid into a ttrpg.What thing are you adapting?
Gar Hanrahan imagined GMless Knightmare.
I needed a moment to consider beloved childhood things we don’t already have RPGs for.
And I considered fairytales overall but I’ve looked at them here often enough around Christmas,
But the one I jumped to was:
Batman 1966, which needs a Story Point mechanic with a way to get them by getting caught in traps and making puns and use them to have just the right Bat-gadget.
And SpringtingOwl approved!
Really good gameflow! Needing to do the comedy to get through the action setpieces deeply understands the soul of Batman '66.
