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Doing some research on this matter, I found some decent options for those who are young. I found things like TOON, Hero Kids (which it looks very similar to the ruleset you used in The Story Game, despite being informal), Tales of Equestria (for My Little Pony fans, that's a thing), Beyond the Wall (basically, old-school D&D with a step-by-step process of creating settings, characters and scenarios), Chief Engineer... and many more.

While I started on 5E, I went for BFRPG because WOTC messed up D&D after the 5.1 SRD was made Creative Commons, which completely goofed with the OGL.

Josephus 4mo ago

Yep. That’s the same reason why I switched to DC20. That and the nonsense with DNDBeyond. Overcharging and making you pay subscriptions AND buy pdfs… forget that. DC20s creator is insistent that once you own a thing you OWN it. Even when he updates or errata’s things, you get the update free if you bought the original.

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Neigsendoig Cocules 4mo ago

BFRPG's core rules and supplements can be bought as physical books at cost (Amazon has them), but the PDF's are free.

I have pretty much all the PDF's for the rulebooks, not so much adventure modules.

Josephus 4mo ago

Definitely need to at least take look then at least. I make my own adventures anyway: so the latter part doesn’t matter to me. Thank you.