System Reference Documents

I have so many ttrpg project ideas and game design ideas floating around in my brain. This is a place to share any System Reference Documents for systems I come up with. It will be updated as they emerge. If you end up using any of these to make your own game or adventures, or something else, I'd love to hear about it!

The One D6 SRD - Version 1.0

This is a system Reference Document for the One D6 system. I created it for the fantasy game Be You Bold. The SRD is available for use under a CC - BY 4.0 license. It is a simple system that can truly be played with using just a single 6-sided dice.  12 pages.

lilRPG System SRD - Version 1.0

The lilRPG System uses a standard set of ttrpg dice. It is made based off the system for Legends in the Lands: A Rules Lite Tabletop RPG System, a fantasy game I made. The SRD is available for use under a CC - BY 4.0 license. 5 pages.

Jason's D30 System - Version 1.0

This is an SRD for the D30 based system I made for Sent to the Stars, a science fantasy ttrpg. It uses a standard set of ttrpg dice, along with a 30-sided dice. The SRD is available for use under a CC - BY 4.0 license. 3 pages. 

Jason's Quick and Dirty System for Tabletop Games SRD - Version 1.0

I came up with this rules lite system when making games for the One-Page RPG Jam 2023. So you can see examples of it in use if you check out my games Your Phone is Dead or Street Artist... Identity Unknown. Although, I came up with more for this SRD than is present in either of those games. It's a versatile system to create your own simple games, uses standard rpg dice, and I think it is great for one-page rpg design. The SRD is available for use under a CC-BY 4.0 license. 3 pages. 

T.O.D. SRD - Version 1.0

The T.O.D. system is one I came up with for a one-page rpg, Turkeys of Doom. Here is a file if you'd like to use the system for your own games. The system is simple and suitable for one-page rpgs, but could be added to to make something a little more robust.  It uses only six-sided dice and 3 would be enough. The SRD is available for use under a CC-BY 4.0 license. 2 pages. 

Art for cover is Public Domain