Moving this from
The Shadow Carnevale (OOC). I did not know if this would garner any interest.
vagueGM says:
Actually is anyone interested in trying a reverse game? I run it as the player and (two of)
you GM me (based on my prompts)?
I have had
The Wizard's Grimoire on my shelf for years now, but have not had the chance to try it. I don't know how it plays or where the story goes since there are spoilers and the rules text tells me to stop reading after a certain point.
the game says:
The Wizard's Grimoire is a pen-and-paper rpg with a twist. Instead of a GM saying, "hey, I have this game I'd like to run, who's in?" you say, "hey, I'm trying to get my wizard through this spellbook, do you have a minute?"
There are a few follow-on games as well, but I don't know any more about them than this one, for the same reasons.
karabooo says:
I'm not sure how much time I would be able to commit, but from the description it sounds pretty flexible, like you can switch volunteer GMs whenever you like? If that is true, I'd be curious about exploring this some. I've never looked at a published game designed specifically for pbp, so that would be interesting/informative.
I don't think this game is 'designed for PbP', that is more
The Sundered Land, though that was designed for open forum play. This is a slower pace, and more deliberate as there are only two people being asked to provide answers, not the whole internet on a first come first served basis.
They do imply the volunteer GMs can change all the time, but I think it would run smoother if they already know something about the game. Else I have to explain what is required over and over again... but I am used to that. :)
We would obviously only play for as long as both the two volunteers (and the player) are keen on the game.
I first considered this before this site had the option to allow people 'not in the game' to post replies. Not needing to have the current volunteers join the game (which appears like a bigger commitment) and just allowing them to post on the threads helps with replacing the volunteers.
I don't recall why we need two volunteers, but do we have a second?