It doesn't get much more quick and simple than so1um. For other simplicity, I really like Lasers & Feelings and its associated hacks (especially Ray Otus's Sorcerers & Sellswords). msjx.org - so1um ver 0.6
If you like journal games, there is Quill (several variants), English Eerie, and Whirlwind Millionaire. You could also compress the time for The Beast, but you probably want to make sure no one is reading over your shoulder. :-)
I would look into a diceless system. Not printing out anything cuts down on the options a lot. I would just use an app on a phone. But I think phones need to be turned off on flights.
Mischa Krilov I wrote my own apps, but they are Windows based... however they are written to be portable (QT and C++), I just haven't actually ported them yet.
It doesn't get much more quick and simple than so1um. For other simplicity, I really like Lasers & Feelings and its associated hacks (especially Ray Otus's Sorcerers & Sellswords).
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If you like journal games, there is Quill (several variants), English Eerie, and Whirlwind Millionaire. You could also compress the time for The Beast, but you probably want to make sure no one is reading over your shoulder. :-)
ReplyDeleteI like Quill, and I like Beast. Plan ahead for next time and print yourself a copy of Barbarian Prince:
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I would look into a diceless system. Not printing out anything cuts down on the options a lot. I would just use an app on a phone. But I think phones need to be turned off on flights.
ReplyDeleteAssuming you can use a dice app on the plane, you just have to remember this system.
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Hey, Benjamin Nehring, its showing one needs permission to access that file.
ReplyDeleteroryb bracebuckle I'll try to get to it when I get home. But it's showcased in another thread as the Simplest Rpg System in the World.
ReplyDeleteBivius and Miso are the go-tos in simplicity.
ReplyDeletePretty much go through the Dieheart.net resources page and choose what works for you.
ReplyDeleteI may be able to print something out for my next flight, so thank you all for the suggestions!
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ReplyDeleteroryb bracebuckle I think I've unlocked it.
ReplyDeleteBenjamin Nehring Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would just go with a tablet, an oracle app and a random generator app - and whatever ruleset I know best.
ReplyDeleteBenjamin Nehring I see it now, thanks!
ReplyDeletefergus Crawford What apps do you use? (FYI, I am on Android.)
Mischa Krilov have you made an account on MeWe? It seems like everyone is moving over to that site.
ReplyDeleteMischa Krilov I wrote my own apps, but they are Windows based... however they are written to be portable (QT and C++), I just haven't actually ported them yet.
ReplyDeleteBenjamin Nehring I have, but have not fully embraced MeWe yet.
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