[Active Time Event!!!](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wilderwhim/active-time-event-a-d66-of-sfjprg-backgrounds-for-troika?ref=discovery) is a 60ish? page zine chock full of a d66 of Science Fantasy JRPG backgrounds designed for use with Troika! by Melsonian Arts Council. It has a mixed media feel, and will tickle the fancy of any OSR loving weaboo. Our Science Fantasy Expert Nerds have spent the better part of a year yelling at each other about Time Travel shenanigans referencing the likes of Chrono Trigger, Futurama, Space Dandy, Deltron 3030, Signalis, Yugimonz, The Butterfly Effect (yes– the one with Ashton Kutcher), & Many Many More! Please back this product to validate the Nerds' myriad efforts. The crowdfunder for a run of zines starts 2/10/24, this Saturday. The goal is a measly dang $600!
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A Free D6 of Chrono Trigger Inspired Backgrounds for Troika!
Wilderwhim 11 months ago • 100%
I'm sorry, friend. I'm afraid I don't understand. D:
Hey y'all! Just wanted to drop a [free d6 of Troika backgrounds](https://wilderwhim.itch.io/active-time-battle) from a setting book I've been working on! Can you guess what character inspired what background? A certain time travelling adventure JRPG is the key. Enjoy!
RPGMemes Wilderwhim 1 year ago • 100%
This is THE BEST damn content on this platform! Please keep up the amazing work.
Wilderwhim 1 year ago • 100%
I would love to pay other artists to put their work into my book, but at the moment the only sensible thing to do is to illustrate everything myself and take 5 times as long to produce a book. It's a little depressing for sure, but that's the industry we're in. The only people who stick around are the ones who do it for the passion of the medium.
Though it feels like society at large has less money to spend on TTRPGs, it has never been more popular than right now. If we all keep making our work and putting out there for the people who peek their heads into our niche corner of the art world, it can only get better. At least that's what I have to tell myself to keep going.