A dystopian setting can create opportunities for a different kind of roleplay. It can also challenge players to think more tactically than in your typical heroic fantasy game. To start you off on your hopeless path, here are some best dystopian TTRPGs. 

Let’s explore top supernatural TTRPGs for hunting monsters, solving strange mysteries, and reckoning with forces beyond comprehension.

I didn’t know anything about Blades beyond a vague idea of the setting two weeks ago, I learned it all here on StartPlaying.

So, you’re looking to prowl the streets of Doskvol? Lurk through the halls of Scurlock Manor? Go on the flashback-riddled heists that define a well-run game of Blades in the Dark?

If you’re looking to play Blades in the Dark online, the first thing you’ll need to decide is which virtual tabletop, or VTT, to use. Fortunately, you have a number of options to help you immerse your players in the haunted city of Doskvol and bedevil their scoundrels with all manner of ghosts, demons, horrors from beyond the veil, and of course, those meddling bluecoats.