Hungry Gnolls Eat the Rich
A downloadable game
Tooth and claw and saliva and sword
You've been starved for too long.
Run feral through the streets.
Share what you steal.
Eat the rich.
Hungry Gnolls Eat the Rich is a 12-page rules-lite roleplaying game based on John Harper's Lasers and Feelings and Ron Edward's Trollbabes. It's about forces of chaos and community fighting back against an established power that has disenfranchised those values.
In it, players take on the role of a band of hyena-folk who have committed themselves to action. They have forfeited what little comfort and safety they could access in order to fight an unjust system because they are singularly, uncompromisingly, hungry. They see hunger all around them–and there is no greater injustice than hunger to a gnoll.
Hungry Gnolls Eat the Rich is complete and fully playable, with rules for character creation and play, a 1d100 table of random starting gear, and 25 example scenarios. In the future we may consider itchfunding to pay for more professional layout and original art.
Media
The Chimaera Cast: Listen to the amazing folks at The Chimaera play a one-shot of the game, with all the blood and rebellion you could ask for.
Status | In development |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (24 total ratings) |
Author | GoblinIdol |
Genre | Adventure |
Tags | Board Game, Dystopian, Fantasy, storytelling, Tabletop role-playing game, zine |
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I am new to TTRPG. It seems this information is not included on a lot of game descriptions on itch.io. Maybe it’s obvious to most people, but not to me!
Hi! Haven't had the chance to run it yet but from reading it, here's what I can give as answers :
The games is as rule-light as they come, so it's pretty flexible when it comes to number of players and playtime.