What are these?

These are one-page tabletop rpg's, generally focused around fantasy-themed mindfulness and wellness. They can be played solo or with friends. I'll likely be adding more one-pagers over time, so feel free to follow my page for updates!

Welcome to the Future, My Skeleton

It is the year 1620, in a future transformed by cyberpunk technology. The world has long changed from the fantasy of roaming dungeons and fighting little guys. Back then, a powerful wizard cast a spell on themselves so that they would return to life after dying in battle. However, the spell only reached their bones. Now, much later than expected, our skeleton awakens to a universe that is unrecognizable, with little purpose and a great deal of fear. They're gonna need their body...

Play a skeleton moving through the future, as you journal coping mechanisms that may be righteous, or may simply just involve adding cybernetic weaponry to yourself.

Inspired from my game The Goblin Thought, where you journal the ongoings of goblins hoarding items, where each item represents a memory.

To Care is to Cairn (Lite)

We are left with artifacts that hold us to the past. They seem to betray history by breaking, altering, and growing beyond a generation. This is not a betrayal. We do not expect the past to hold such power over the present, and we forget that the present accounts for history just the same. Rubbish will always forge itself into a monument, and we will always be a part of that.

A one-page version of my game To Care is to Cairn, where you take everyday objects in fantasy-history, and see how they morph, scratch, skitter, and change in form and in meaning over time.

Municipal Wizards

A tabletop game made exclusively for one environmental waste-management class I run for highschoolers. It has not been playtested, was made in a few hours, is unbalanced, and there are likely typos! 

You live atop the great Trash Deity, an ancient being utilized for your town’s trash disposal. Work either together or against your crew to manage the nearby town’s waste efficiently, fuel the deity sustainably, and overcome local environmental challenges. The ultimate goal is to create a thriving, clean, and balanced system to avoid invoking the wrath of the Trash Deity—even if it means sacrificing another municipal wizard to do so.

License

This one-pager collection is published under a CC-BY-4.0 license. You are free to use these pages and whatever results from them in your personal and commercial projects. You can remix, edit, alter, recolor, and otherwise modify them. Please credit "Kai Medina". If you'd like to include a link, you can use https://kaimedina.itch.io/. Do not remove any provided credits within the pages regarding myself or others.