The Eternity TTRPG Game System

All players around the gaming table contribute ideas to world creation, storylines, and overall gameplay, acting as the "Game Designer," each in turn. 

Experienced TTRPG players get to show off their roleplaying and story building skills more often, since their ideas are typically chosen more often. Less experienced players get to still help choose the direction of the story, and learn how to craft better stories from the group’s more experienced players.

No matter how good of a game master you are, or ever will be, you will never come up with better stories than a small, dedicated group of gamers. Using Eternity TTRPG’s storytelling system, even large gaming groups can keep their creative ideas heading towards epic campaigns.

Eternity TTRPG can be played using lore provided with the game, or you can use the rules provided for your own world creation. If your gaming group decides to do your own world creation, the process is very easy. Each player contributes ideas for a number of “Game Elements”: places, people, items, events in the game world, etc. 

Players then create connections between game elements, create their characters, and give them their own “goals.” Stories naturally arise out of the connections, goals, and opposition. Game elements and the “storylines” that come out of them are used to keep everyone at the gaming table on the same page with what’s happening in the game world. It’s how multiple players can all be the game master at different times, and have the game still stay on track.

With multiple players all contributing to ideas to the game world, the result is a deep pool of resources to draw from. 

There are essentially two sides to a TTRPG: 1) story/ roleplaying, and 2) combat. Eternity is a tactical RPG in the sense that during combat, each class has their own spells and abilities that make them equally and uniquely valuable. Players are encouraged to think through their options, and use the right action at the right time, to win.

Newer players get the benefit of learning their class one spell or ability at a time, as it takes characters a long time to “learn” all of their class’ powers. While playing, you can rest assured that whatever character you build, your play style will be viable. We’ve literally put thousands of playtest hours into the Eternity TTRPG classes so you can game according to your strategy.

With Eternity TTRPG, you just roll20. Meaning, you only roll a 20-sided dice. Many TTRPG’s require players to have a full set of dice (6’s, 8’s, 20’s, maybe a couple 10’s to make a “d100” system, and more). Though it can be fun to roll many dice, once thrown, they usually end up all over the gaming table, on the floor, and in people’s laps. Plus, it simply takes a long time to count the results from multiple dice.

For each action in Eternity TTRPG where there’s a chance of success or failure, each player rolls a single 20-sided dice. That’s it. Very simple. Very fast. The focus stays on what’s happening in the game world and the story, and not on tracking numbers.