Bloodhunt (24XX)
A downloadable game
The Blackest of nights is upon us, dear Hunter...
Bloodhunt is a rules-lite tabletop role-playing game made with the incredibly accessible 24XX system by Jason Tocci.
In this grim gothic setting, players take on the mantle of hunters who wield powerful weapons and dangerous witchcraft to hunt down the nightmarish monsters that threaten our very reality.
The Bloodhunt PDF includes...
- Rules for play
- Instructions for creating brave Hunters
- Tables for generating deadly Weapons and eldritch Spells
- Tables for creating unfathomable Monsters to hunt
- Locations, Equipment, Additional Threats and MORE!
Bloodhunt is inspired by (but is in no way affiliated with) the groundbreaking video game Bloodborne™
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Development log
- PDF Update (v1.1)Sep 02, 2022
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This game is crazy good! I’m tweaking some stuff here and there and adding some gifts and curses! It’s so solid, well written and fun to play!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words.
That's so cool you've been making your own gifts and curses. Part of why I love 24XX so much is the ease of creating and adding content to it. I've toyed around with the idea of making a free little supplement that has curse tables, NPC tables, and more additional content to round out the whole package. It's just the issue of finding the time to write it all out, haha.
Ran this successfully at a game night, with random people. Went well. 👍
A suggestion to others: I edited the pdf, and put the last page as second. When printing double sided that gave me a GM page and a player page to hand out. (I also printed duplicates of the player page)
I'm so, so glad to hear it went well! That made my day.
Really great tip about changing the order of the pages to make player sheets and a GM sheet; It didn't even occur to me how easy and effective that is...
I know it's hard to get feedback. 😅
I've been running a lot of oneshots at the local culture house, and last time I ran a Dark Souls L&F hack. The (few) extra rules in a 24XX game made character generation a little slower, but led to some choices based on specific character skills later on.
The "quest" tables were good, and the best part of most 24XX games. Love me a good table. :3