Necromancer Fluffy's (Almost Lost) Second Annual Micro RPG A Day

Almost lost you say?

Yes. I normally save my work on Google Drive but for some reason I only had this on a thumb drive. A thumb drive I could not find when I went to find art for the project. I had a printed copy so I was going to re-write the whole thing from that, but I could not find my hard copy. This was almost lost, until I found the thumb drive in a pile of them because my wife crocheted a hanging thing and put it on the drive to help me find it back when I was using it. 

It hasn't been a year since you published the last annual micro rpg a day book.

I know. I have four done. I figured rather than hold onto them and keep them three years out, and most likely forgetting about them, I would put the ones I have out about a month apart. Once I get the ones I have written out, I will go to one a year, promise. If it makes you feel better, they were written annually.

To the meat of what this is. 

Every year, in February,  I write a micro RPG a day (I try for one page, front and back). I became fascinated with this concept when I stumbled on them accidentally. 

These games run the gambit from horror to humour, from cozy to cinematic. February tends to be a bit of a rough month for me, so the games do tend to be on the darker side. They tend to be rules lite to rules almost nonexistent. 

These games are not play tested and barely edited. All feedback is appreciated. You can send feedback to thecursedrpg@gmail.com.

The art in this book is free art I found on-line from sites like pexels.com and pixabay.com. As far as I know I did not use anything that was A.I generated.