The company behind the Fallout and Dishonored tabletop RPGs is planning a new RPG based on Terry Pra
Published: January 01, 0001
Modiphius has cemented itself as one of the go-to developers for tabletop adaptations of existing properties, with board games based on Skyrim and Homeworld as well as pen-and-paper RPGs based on Fallout, Star Trek, and Dishonored, among others. Next on the slate: Terry Pratchett's Discworld stories.
"Initially, we will be looking to publish a tabletop roleplaying game set around the city of Ankh-Morpork and the wider Disc," , "with a Kickstarter for the tabletop roleplaying game planned for late 2024!"
This will be the second official RPG based on Pratchett's fantasy setting, following a version first published in 1998 by Steve Jackson Games that was powered by the rules of GURPS (Generic Universal Role-Play System). As an encyclopedia of Discworld info and a collection of Paul Kidby's art it was a lovely book, but the mathsy ruleset didn't seem to lend itself to the comedy stylings of the Discworld. My copy went straight to the bookshelf after reading, never to be played. Whatever rules Modiphius ends up using for its RPG, I certainly hope they're lighter and looser.
Modiphius is interested in hearing what Discworld-enjoyers have to say about the idea of an RPG based on the beloved series, and has a to make your voice heard. I'm looking forward to having another Discworld RPG on my shelf, hopefully one that I can convince people to play this time. Even if it does gather dust, more Discworld books means more things for the to cover when they run out of novels, and I'm all in favor of that.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Modiphius has published RPGs based on Alien, Blade Runner, and Tales from [[link]] the Loop. In fact, those games are published by Free League.
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