The internet has been around more or less since about ’94, and even before that, people were creating their own homebrewed tabletop role-playing games, as webpages, text files, .doc files or .pdfs. Here then is a sampling of what I have collected over the years, arranged as what I refer to as “classics”, being famous (or infamous) role-playing games that have either been around a long time and may be rare, or otherwise have a reputation that precedes them.

These are all free to download and use, so give a few a shot and see what you think! Want to play a puppet, action movie hero, ghost, crawdad or magical anime schoolgirl? Here’s your chance!

CAUTION: The games in the “Adult” section will likely be considered offensive to most people, and I no way endorse or agree with their ideologies, but I am making them available as a service for the preservation of RPGs in general – we can learn what NOT to do and how NOT to behave with such fine BAD examples.

RPG Preservation Collection – Volume 1: Classics

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