Cartograph - Atlas Edition

Fun game and useful map-making tool

I've been daunted by journaling RPGs before now, but the map rolling and resource management combine with the prompts to allow a story to emerge with very little effort or contrivance, as well as adding the ever welcome just-one-more-turn factor. The map I'm making for a Burrows & Badgers campaign is fleshing itself out quite naturally, with plenty of scope for interesting set-pieces and terrible puns.

Addictive! I love it. It is absolutely fantastic! It's my first solo rpg game and I cannot stop playing. I love the worldbuilding. The tables gives me just the push I need to imagine. The only thing I find myself missing from time to time is a table to help describe legends, creatures or animals, food. Any tip for that? I bought the dices too and I would have love it of in the book you could find a mention of the drawings that are on the dices to recognise them easily (or the dices could come with a little explanation maybe). That said, I love the dice, I've made myself an explanative note and it's all fine. Last thing I wish there was more references to the page number of tables and rules (from one page to another, everytime a topic in mentionned). But anyway, I am addicted, I found ways. I enjoyed the process. Thank you very much for creating this game!

Cartograph

A lot of fun and endlessly replayable. It is a joy to journal and draw out a map that is unique to each experience. Thank you!