TTRPGs

Just like with boardgames, MrShadyRaven has been developing TTRPGs since 2009, with progress being done in various editions, with improvements over time. The main goal was to create a system with full flexibility for both combat and RP, and allow for diverse experiences each time, without ever feeling repetitive.

Below you will find both a list of editions, and their code names, as well as various games that were created within said editions.

NOTE: If you wish to access any specific version, kindly feel free to reach out to MrShadyRaven, and he will try his best to accomodate! It is also easier to request a specific game to be imported into either 3.0 or 4.0 editions, due to those versions being actively worked on and updated.

Edition 1.0 "Bonds of Loyalty"

The original version of the system, dubbed Bonds of Loyalty, had an emphasis on cooperative play, and playing multiple characters, or with allies. This system also introduced the "no-level" concept for characters, as well as the "training" system for various different statistics and attributes.

Bonds of Loyalty Releases

Naruto: Bonds of the Shinobi
Star Wars: Stories of Legacies
The Aphelion Programme: Unknown Ventures
Pawns of the Gods: A Quest of Fates
Mobile Suit Gundam: The Exploration Century

Edition 1.5 "Nova Rendition"

Nova Rendition was a revision designed for 1.0, which focused on introducing balancing mechanics for all the 1.0 releases, as well as new classes, races, and overall builds. Additionally, it was optimized for nigh-unlimited expansions of the maps and terrains, without worrying about lore and world-build breaking.

Additionally, several new versions were released, including the sequel to the first of the "Gwalethia Series", which was known as "A Quest of Fates". Additionally, the "Power System" was introduced.

Nova Rendition Releases

A Quest of Fates: Gwalethia's Second Age
Full Metal Alchemist: A Time of Peace
A Hero's Journey: The Problems of Powers
Westeros: The Age of Heroes

Edition 2.0 "Sorrowful Mourns"

Sorrowful Mourns, was the first major overhaul of the system itself; focusing heavily on user-friendly upgrades, without dumbing down the system itself. This version introduced a revamp to the character sheets, as well as introduced automated, spreadsheet-based character sheets, where the majority of the math would be done on its own, to avoid user-error.

Sorrowful Mourns Releases

A Quest of Fates: The Fall of the Second Age
A New Beginning: Colonies Lost
Star Wars: The Unknown Regions

Edition 2.5 "Fated End"

Fated Ends was introduced to expand upon the coding done for Sorrowful Mourns, as well as simplify the interface and design of the various sheets, to make it easier for users to understand what they needed to know. Additionally, it was used as a test-bed for the next edition, where a complete overhaul was planned, but could not be done in a single go.

Additionally, Fated Ends introduced dynamic species and races, where new ones could be created more easily by the chroniclers.

Fated Ends Releases

A Quest of Fates: The Fall of the Second Age - The Isles of the Southern Seas
Mahō Shōjo: A Story of Might Lost

Edition 3.0 "Revolution"

Revolution was released with a complete overhaul, taking advantage of all the features that were introduced in Fated Ends, as well as adding new features. These included entirely revamped character sheets, and the removal of most physical character sheets (though including the option to download and print digital ones).

The purpose behind this was due to the complete connection of character sheets, and data sheets, to the overall databases, to allow for the auto-population of information, where users could input their data, and get it filled, and to be accurate.

Revolution Releases

A Quest of Fates: Rise of the Third Age - Tales of Fy'rae
A Quest of Fates: Fall of the Third Age - The Children's War & Tales of Joy
Star Wars: Companion Aurek
Naruto: Echoes of War

Edition 4.0 "Corvus"

Corvus is the most current edition, and the one that is currently only available to select testers, as it is currently only in pre-alpha phase. This edition skilled the entire previous release schedule of using X.5 as a testbed for future editions. The reasoning for this is that there were too many things to add and introduce to phase them through different developments.

The idea came from the complete overhaul introduced in the Revolution edition, where the ideas were able to work together properly, but showcased gaps where user-error could still be made. This version aims to remove most areas where users could commit errors that would break codes, as well as to introduce properly balanced lists of species to the two prototype games, with over 2,000 playable species in each, as well as allow for the easy generation of new ones by users.

Corvus Edition Releases

A Quest of Fates: The Fourth Age of Gwalethia
The Third Age has ended, and the Fourth Age has begun. The Age of Discourse, where magic runs wild, and faith wanes. The Old Continent has been lost, and the powers of the New Continent compete for supremacy, as the Eternal Lands watch from a distance. The world itself seems to shutter, and many once-great powers collapse from untold struggles. It is time to find your place in this world, to find a way to survive, strive, and most of all, to break free from your fate, or to embrace it.
Star Wars: Companion Aurek - Stories Untold
Companion Aurek, the sattelite galaxy of the Skyriver Galaxy has long been difficult to reach, and as such is very lightly impacted by the politics and power-plays of it. However, it finds itself dealing with its own conflicts. Find yourself as a spacer, trying to make their way through space, navigating stars, trading, dealing in politics, joining the fight, going off on your own, or even discovering ancient secrets that might bring attention from beyond the Rishi Maze.
Mobile Suit Gundam: The Exploration Century - Lost Histories
The Sol Conflict has long since ended, and the remnants of the Catastrophe struggle to hold themselves together as resources dwindle. Some surviving powers decide to pool together resources, and build new vessels and mobile suits to explore beyond the heliopause, in hopes of finding any resources to aid humanity. However, conflict once again brews as some would rather to unite humanity into a single empire, believing the only way to survive is to unite under a powerful leader. Find your place in this age, be it as a legionnaire of the Terran Imperium, an explorer or scientist on the Exodus, or as a defender of the Colonial Coalition, aiming to hold back the Imperium from reaching the Exodus.
Imperial Chronicles: The Never-Ending War
The year is 1844 after the Rise of the Fifth Aereii Empire, and the world is at war. All sides blame each other for the start of it, but history itself cannot pinpoint exactly who is to blame, all they can agree on is that the war started over a century ago, and it does not seem to be coming to an end. You are a conscript in one of the five major factions; The Alliance, The United Coalition, The Peoples Movement, The United Imperial and Princely Realms, or The Unaligned States. You will struggle to survive as these factions vye for control of resources, land, and power. Will you fight? Will you run? Will you profit? That is for you to decide.

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