Role-Playing Systems

Role-playing games come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but what they all have in common is that they offer you the chance to immerse yourself in another world! Whether you're into sci-fi, fantasy, or something else, there's definitely a role-playing system out there for you!

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Dungeons & Dragons

The most well-known role-playing system is probably Dungeons & Dragons, which dates back to 1974 and is based on early war games with tin soldiers. D&D is widely recognized as the progenitor not just of tabletop role-playing games, but of most of the entire role-playing genre. Dungeons & Dragons is an exciting universe, filled with lots of fearsome monsters and enigmatic quests. D&D is truly a game where participants get to practice their teamwork, deduction skills, social skills, and last but not least, use their imagination.

Pathfinder

Pathfinder is a sort of spinoff from Dungeons & Dragons - it started as an expansion but later got its own rulebook, still based on the early Dungeons & Dragons releases. The creators of Pathfinder emphasize that it should be fun to play the same class for 20 levels in a row if you wish.

Vampire The Masquerade

Vampire the Masquerade is a role-playing game with vampires by all the rules of the art. You play a vampire who must cope with your own nature, vampire hunters, and even your fellow vampires. Venture into this world of darkness if you dare.

Warhammer Fantasy RPG

Warhammer Fantasy RPG or WFRP is dark and gritty fantasy roleplaying in the well-known and beloved Warhammer world, set in a pseudo-late medieval Germany surrounded by chaos and evil that strives for the downfall of humanity.

Soulbound RPG

Soulbound is the first tabletop RPG set in the Warhammer Age of Sigmar universe.

Soulbound allows you to choose from a wide range of characters from the Age of Sigmar universe, including Stormcast Eternals, Duardins, Idoneth Deepkin, and many more.