Now that we see Endless Dungeon out and about. And we can finally see the Endless Universe in a much more personal touch. (As a 2nd person view of the world in much more detail)

I just realize more and more that I want.. NO... I NEED an Endless RPG.

We are in dire need for an RPG of some kind set in the Endless universe.
CRPG, ARPG, FPRPG, I don't care...

Just let us make our own character, our own hero and explore this amazing universe that many of us genuinely love.

Imagine a bland (setting wise) game like Starfield, but with the amazing and Rich universe of Endless instead of its current bland drabness?
Imagine doing stat checks or dialogue trees as your own choice of all the different species populating the galaxy?
(A bit of an dream, extreme example, sure... but you get the idea)
PLEASE!
I NEED TO BE ABLE TO SNORT DUST!
GIVE IT TO ME! XD

But seriously, we need an RPG or something that allows us to explore the setting more closely, to live in it and experience all the details.
i want it so badly! and I would pay soo much to play it D:

Azure_Fang wrote:

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

I would love to see a science-fantasy CRPG, isometric TB/RTwP RPG, or dungeon crawler set during the Endless Legend "era" of Auriga, with the Legend-era races and minor factions as playable races, traveling the face of the planet, delving into ruins, and the like. The setting already harkens back to the science-fantasy setting of the first five (best) Might & Magic titles, which always felt to me as being underappreciated in a modern sense for their subversion of established tropes.

I would personally prefer a sci-fi RPG focusing on the Endless space aspect...
I want to play as a Riftborn so badly!

Tnecniw wrote:

Azure_Fang wrote:

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

I would love to see a science-fantasy CRPG, isometric TB/RTwP RPG, or dungeon crawler set during the Endless Legend "era" of Auriga, with the Legend-era races and minor factions as playable races, traveling the face of the planet, delving into ruins, and the like. The setting already harkens back to the science-fantasy setting of the first five (best) Might & Magic titles, which always felt to me as being underappreciated in a modern sense for their subversion of established tropes.

I would personally prefer a sci-fi RPG focusing on the Endless space aspect...
I want to play as a Riftborn so badly!

Well, until then, might I recommend finding friends and playing Starfinder? I have been working on updates to this: TABLETOP RPG: ENDLESS SPACE IN STARFINDER DOCUMENT  

I actually updated the Riftborn, let me give you a sneak peak:

Ability Modifiers: All riftborn gain +2 Con, -2 Wis at character creation. Riftborn bodies are sturdy machines with an aberrant mind that struggles to understand this reality. Riftborn born from mathematical Expressions have an otherworldly presence and determination that leaves an impression on others and gain +2 Cha at character creation. Riftborn born from mathematical Functions perceive the world through numbers and mathematics, gaining +2 Int at character creation.

Hit Points: 6 HP

Size and Type: The Riftborn are Medium-sized Constructs with the Riftborn Subtype

Otherworldly Vision: Coroz was a world without shadows, allowing them to perceive bright light as though it were normal light and normal light as though it were dim light. The Riftborn feel more calm and relaxed in bright environments and gain a +4 racial bonus to saving throws against effects that inflict the blinded or dazzled condition.

Reality Shock: Riftborn struggle to understand this alien universe that they reside in, giving them a -2 racial bonus to Life Science and Survival checks.

Gravity Alteration: Riftborn’s alien comprehension of reality allows them to master time and space. They possess technology that allows them to manipulate the flow of time across in a star system. On a localized level, a singular Riftborn can adjust their interaction with gravity. This adjustment remains in effect until the Riftborn spends another standard action to return to their environment’s natural gravity. Entering an environment with a different gravity also cancels the Riftborn’s ongoing adjustment. A Riftborn can treat high or low gravity as standard gravity or treat standard gravity as high or low gravity. These adjustments only affect the Riftborn and anything the Riftborn is carrying; they do not affect thrown weapons. The Riftborn cannot adjust to or from extreme or zero gravity.

Machine Embodiment: The robotic carapaces that Riftborn inhabit is only one half of the assembly line process that allows Riftborn to exist in the Endless Universe. The second, more difficult, aspect is the transference of a Riftborn consciousness into the shell. For effects targeting creatures by type, Riftborn count as constructs (whichever type allows an ability to affect them for abilities that affect only one type, and whichever is worse for abilities that affect both types). They receive a +2 racial bonus to saving throws against disease, mind-affecting effects, poison, and sleep, unless those effects specifically target constructs. In addition, Riftborn do not breathe or suffer the normal environmental effects of being in a vacuum.

Suggested Classes: Solarian (Expression), WItchwarper (Expression); Mechanic (Function), Technomancer (Function)

An Endless CRPG would be my absolute dream game! Something like a Pillars of Eternity or Pathfinder or even a Disco Elysium with the visuals of Endless Dungeon? I’d be so up for it!

PeteCrighton wrote:

An Endless CRPG would be my absolute dream game! Something like a Pillars of Eternity or Pathfinder or even a Disco Elysium with the visuals of Endless Dungeon? I’d be so up for it!

I would personally lean more into the artstyle of Endless space 2?
If that makes any sense. Endless dungeon is great, but the artstyle is a tad bit too... soft.

I was just thinking the isometric view lends itself perfectly to a CRPG-style game. Many visual elements could be adopted from Endless Dungeon, I like the art style.

PeteCrighton wrote:

I was just thinking the isometric view lends itself perfectly to a CRPG-style game. Many visual elements could be adopted from Endless Dungeon, I like the art style.

I am not disagreeing :3
I am personally just more a fan of the more... detailed style of ES2 and Legend.