Event Table Changes and New Rules

Hello everyone!

I've been working on Tiny Solo a bit lately since I am still not entirely happy with the ruleset. I use Tiny GM for a variety of purposes, not least of which is writing campaigns for the group of friends I play with. So I can confirm that it is handy as a GM prep tool. I also have been using The Monster Overhaul by Skerples. There is a ton of great stuff in this book, far beyond just monsters.

This update makes a big change to the Events table in Tiny GM and adds a Discoverables table as part of map creation. This replaces the Doors table, which was taking up more room than it really needed to. I wasn't using the Events table much, and when I did it felt underwhelming. I don't know yet if this new version is much better, but it does feel more dynamic and broadly applicable. I've also updated the So We Begin table again. We now have a column to determine how long you've been doing the current action. There were a few other minor tweaks to the first page.

The big news is that I've taken down Tiny 2d6 and Tiny Rules altogether and replaced them with Tiny Colors. You can still access Tiny 2d6 and Tiny Rules through the Gdrive link under "More Information". Tiny Colors uses a draw under system that uses just playing cards. You can adapt it to use d12s very easily, if you prefer to roll dice. Tiny Colors uses colors instead of stats, so you have a bit more room to adapt the stats to any setting. They may also be used as something besides stat scores, at least conceptually. In this version, there is no system for randomly generating an NPC's level, but it does offer a bit more guidance on what an average difficulty would be. There are also some new advancement options for leveling up, and an attempt to simplify and punch up some of the terminology. I hope this health system is a bit more intuitive than the last one.

Thanks for taking a look, and as always, I appreciate any feedback!