Kids on Bikes (2nd Ed) lets you play one of those precocious kids you always see in movies and tv shows like The Goonies and Stranger Things. Y’know, kids who face unspeakable horrors, then go home to finish homework. The ones who ride bikes everywhere.

Hoi, chummers! Welcome to the Shadows. Fresh from the Sprawl and itching to make a name, huh? You’ve come to jack into the Matrix with chrome in your skull and an Ares Alpha barking lead in meatspace. You’re talking takedowns on the megacorps, jailbreaks for SINners, and hunting the chip truth some suit buried deep. You’ll need more than a handful of nuyen and a half-baked dream to keep your ware humming and your fixer from selling your commcode to the highest bidder, but, most of all, you’ll need a crew that’s got your six when the drek hits the fan.

Fans rejoiced when Free League announced the The Walking Dead Universe Roleplaying Game. Given Free League’s track record of making high-quality products with gorgeous original art, it was no surprise that it turned out to be an instant classic. The game also includes excellent rules for solo-play, allowing even the most isolated survivor to enjoy the game and tell tense, interesting stories.

These are the… surprisingly serious voyages of… Boaty McBoatface. I know. Stay with me. I love this roleplaying system—and I think you will too.

So, you’re looking to create a character for Pathfinder Second Edition. Can’t tell the difference between an Ancestry and a Heritage? Intimidated by a seemingly infinite feat list? Just want to smash kobolds in a barbarian rage? Well, you’ve come to the right place.

Are you a lover of all things cyberpunk and want a quick, easy TTRPG system to play? Feeling overwhelmed playing rules-dense systems, like Cyberpunk RED and Shadowrun? CY_BORG is a great place to start living your cyberpunk dreams, and StartPlaying has sessions available for you to join right now!

So, you’ve decided to play The One Ring but you don’t know how to start. Say you’ve already found a group to play with. What does it take to build a character? Let’s practice by making a character sheet for Legolas!

So you’ve found a Star Wars campaign here on StartPlaying, and now you need to tackle the mechanics of building a new inhabitant of the galaxy? Fear not, young Padawan. We’ve got you covered.