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Review: “This is a horror supplement that shows a real understanding of what horror is all about…” -DriveThurRPG.com
Month: January 2014
Tibet: Monastic Edition
This is a free ‘lite version’ of Tibet the RPG, available for download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format. It’s 169 pages and is a complete game, with skills, equipment, a ton of setting information and everything else you’ll need to create characters or GM the game. However, the Monastic Edition only comes with the character creation … Read moreTibet: Monastic Edition
Tibet Game Music
This free music was created to be played in the background during a Tibet the RPG session. Sample: [sc_embed_player fileurl=”http://www.tibetrpg.com/!Tibet/Tibet_RPG_music_samples.mp3″] Download Music (7.6MB, zip file)
Tibet Introductory Videos
Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Society Chapter Three: Cosmology Chapter Four: Chinese Threat Chapter Five: Characters Chapter Six: Survival Tips
Tibet Character Sheets
These Tibet the RPG character sheets are the same as those found in the Tibet game book are free to download and use. Character Sheet (pdf) Combat Sheet (pdf)
Tibet Character Class Test
Answer 20 multiple choice questions and find out which of the 25 character classes from the game best fit your viewpoint. Start The Test Now
Tibet Library
Errata: Core ORC rule changes from In Dark Alleys Like A Serpent A young monk meets an animated phurba. A TIbet short story. Tibet GM Screen A printable 3 page pdf. Saving Denver An original Tibet adventure suitable for level 1 characters. The Handsome Young Monk An original Tibet adventure. Warning: adult themes. Tibet In Brief (pdf) Pages 4 and 5 … Read moreTibet Library
Tibet Reviews
“It’s interesting and well-written in its own right, and the setting feels particularly rich.” -Legion Magazine “It has character classes. It has levels. It has saving throws. It has overly long equipment lists. Does it need any of these things? No, no, no and a thousand times no.” -RPGnews.com/tibetrpg.php “…quite, almost coldly, different…” –Games Gazette magazine “…like all strange … Read moreTibet Reviews
Tibet Credits
Tibet the Role Playing Game was written and designed by Brian St.Claire-King Cover by Samuel Araya Art by Lorie Albrecht, Laura Dubuk, Jason Juta, Britt Martin, Martina Pilcerova Game Design Assistance by Tiffany St.Claire-King Editorial Assistance by Tiffany St.Claire-King, Nick Page and Diamond Charlotte