Pen and Paper+Travel

Yes, no you would probably want to find a way to minimize dice rolls/resources used.

Yes, if it was a lighter system, like Fate, that doesn't rely on a grid or minis. The fewer things you need to do, the better the game will be for the car.

>>48850387
Yes, we became the new nordic gods by slaying Lovecraftian corrupted gods.

>>48850387
This does sound like a great idea. Maybe if you put your paper on a tablet and roll through an app, you could avoid that shit from going all over the place.

I am wondering if it's safe to RPG and drive though.
I also feel like the driver should be the Dm.

>>48851705
Are you by any chance that one anon who posted this based story about the eldritch paladin in a fucking sweet setting with the eldritch god eating the other ones ?

>>48853671
No.

We were in germany (both literally and in-game) and the busdriver suddenly got mad and drove towards enemy territory or something. The bus crashed and we tried to take a car more inland. We discovered that the sun wasn't setting and that it wasn't even the sun... so we got scared as the sun turned into a giant, shining bug that was following us.

We just did this with a d10 and a piece of scrap paper with a talent and a flaw. That's it.

>>48851814
That little compartment between the driver's seat and the front passenger's seat that doubles as an armrest could be your dice box.

>>48851814
Driver, the DM ? Sound highly unsafe anon, I'd rather have the front passenger be the DM

>>48854699
What does the driver do, then? He can't look at a character sheet or roll dice.

>>48854747
Well, he can still have some input as a player. I know it sucks, but the DM or
another player would have to roll dice for him
>>48853953
Storytime ? Sounds like 10/10 impro to me

>>48850387
Everyone is John.

Yeah, used to do it with my bros growing up. Of course no one involved was driving.

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>>48850387

I'm yet to actually play it myself, but this sounds like just the ticket.

"Out of Dodge is a four-person, 'American Freeform' live-action game about desperate criminals on a car ride to nowhere. Perfect for your next road trip!

The game requires four players, a small space arranged like a car and should take around 1-2 hours to play. It can be played by responsible people in a moving car. There is no Game Master, but you’ll need one player to prepare the materials."

>>48850387

As long as you keep the fights small enough to not need a map, and have an electronic diceroller, sure.