I've been playing a lot of darkest dungeon lately, has anyone

>>49713149
I think there is a system called torchbearer, which does many aspects of the game. The creators have acknowledged it and might, maybe, not sure, possibly do a crossover afaik.

>>49713149
In 3.5 Unearthed Arcana had the rules for madness/sanity and shit, the rest you can cook in homebrew or just pick up from monster manuals. Lamentations of the Flame Princess is also a good source for weird dnd or weird fantasy stuff in general.

Also anon, why the fuck are you playing Dankest Dungeon? This game is nothing but a cesspool of grind and false promises. No amount of atmospheric art or narration can remedy that bullshit. Ave Celerity.

>>49713149
You're a moron trying to mix CoC and D&D. Use CoC and RuneQuest 6 at least.

I would recommend Blades in the Dark though. Urban dark fantasy about growing an organization whose employees frequently get fucked up and stresss out on missions.

>>49713617
If you homebrewed a Darkest Dungeon-esque Adventurer's Guild as one of the organisation types in Blades in the Dark, it could probably work quite well.

>>49713327

The Sanity system is just lifted wholesale from Call of Cthulhu, it just uses a different base stat.

>>49713149
No, you are literally the first person ever to come up with the groundbreaking and revolutionary idea of a fantasy horror RPG.

Congratulations.

>>49713149
>Hey /tg/, I want to play Darkest Soulsbourne as an RPG

The reason these threads never go anywhere is because these videogames are deeply rooted in being a singleplayer experience and TRPGs are multiplayer. Its tricky to recreate the dark fantasy horror feel at the table, and the mechanics of these videogames makes little to no sense in a TRPG context.

>>49716818
>deeply rooted in being a singleplayer experience
It's more than that, they're deeply rooted in being VIDEO GAMES.

>>49713252
Of Torchbearer or Darkest Dungeon?

>>49713149
lotfp

you'd have to homebrew sanity and stress mechanics though