Chebucto Regional Softball Club

[Already posted here.](https://slrpnk.net/post/29193876)

The whole game dynamic is incredible, and the secret roles being different from the main roles gives some replay potential at least on GM side. As usual, make sure players know what they signed for, if they're into miniature combat it's not the game for them. If they look for a emotional role play heavy game about a family dynamic that's a must play. Note that the first act feels a bit slow, but it really helps building the dynamic to have a strong game during second act and tears during final scene

Oooooh. Those boxes would be useful. Thanks for taking the time to document them!

It's awesome. I have been using it for good 2 years now. For Pathfinder 2e, Dungeons and Dragons 5e and Das Schwarze Auge. Developing for it though is rough as the documentation and wiki is all over the place targeting various versions.

So in this game characters are 'actors'? Not necessarily a bad thing, but I've learned to associate new terminology for familiar concepts with fantasy heartbreakers. Hope Sol Tyrannus has more legs to it than that.

Hollow World wasn’t strange from either perspective. There have always been fantasies involving the hidden civilizations under the earth. There was also among designers a fetish for the pulpy adventure stories. See also, Doc Savage, the Nile Empire for TORG, Justice Inc and Lands of Mystery, various Buck Roger’s iterations, Thrilling Places, Hollow Earth Expeditions, Spirit of the Century, as well as a few dozen others. Hell, even Traveller is based on the pulpy SF like Dumarest and Lensman.

Google drive for notes, DungeonFog for maps.

I dunno if you're still lookin', but there are a few options. I'm not sure why you bounced off of Obsidian (it's what I use), but I'm gonna assume you need a more visual system. Obsidian's Canvas provides that, but if you're not using the other features, it's a bit like swatting flies with a Buick. The simplest option might be [Gnome Notes](https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Notes). It's very barebones, and probably not as freeform as you'd like, but if all you need is a simple note taking app where you can sorta Post-It stuff, it might be enough. There aren't a lot of options that work like One Note. Other folks have said Joplin, and that might be the closest. You could also look into: + [Logseq](https://logseq.com/), which has a Canvas mode like Obsidian's but doesn't work quite the same way and might be a better fit for you (also it's open source, which is a huge plus) + [Tomboy NG](https://github.com/tomboy-notes/tomboy-ng?ref=itsfoss.com) which offers automatic linking between notes and some other features that you might like, but is kinda old-fashioned, and doesn't have that "post-it" feel + [Tagspaces](https://www.tagspaces.org/) which is pretty and very visually oriented, although it's tag driven, so that might not be your thing. Still, it's worth a look. + [Notable](https://notable.app/) which is tree structured, but also offers a visual note overview. It's not super powerful, but it is easy to use. That said, IIRC it is still possible to disable all AI stuff in the Notions settings. It's something like Settings>NotionAI and then set all options to "off". I dunno if that'll stop Notion from suggesting you turn it back on, though. Anyway, hope this helps.

Read through a little bit and did the sample solo adventure. Seems like a decent system, but I definitely want to see the teamwork come into play. Maybe I will look for an actual play.

It's been a while since I installed is, bit I think the only thing I had to do was make a shell script executable, which I think it says to do in the readme? Could be misremembering though.

I can see the utility of this as a between sessions tool. My two crnts is that I will never give you my email without seeing what the UI actually looks like, you should have screenshots on your site to show off the design and features.