fastiles VS awesome-tabletop-rpgs

This week I've been migrating my game's graphics from simple HTML manipulation, which was slow, to manually drawing on the HTML5 Canvas, which also turned out to be slow. And then testing out web rendering libraries such as PixiJS and WGLT (WebGL Terminal). Some such simple WebGL library feels like the way to go. I've still to try out Fastiles (by Ondras, the Rot.js author) and the older UnicodeTiles.js.

I attempt to maintain such a list at https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs

Wow, an awesome resource. For comparison, my own list, which also lists licenses: https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs

Heck, I'll do one better and share a list of freely available TTRPGs.

The list of Awesome Free Tabletop RPGs lists licenses for a lot of systems. The librerpg project also has A list of Libre and Open RPGs which already includes some links to SRDs and licensing info pages. The project was started only yesterday ( relevant reddit thread ) and will hopefully be extended in the near future.

https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs knock yourself out.

Other than that, there's a veritable wealth of systems that have free SRDs or quickstarts or that are completely free. I maintain a listing at https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs

I maintain a list of systems with open licenses (yes, that includes OGL, yes, many of those systems have an SRD) at https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs

I see someone asks for free or pwyw rpgs? I maintain a list at https://github.com/Zireael07/awesome-tabletop-rpgs

There are a lot of free tabletop RPGs ranging from single page offering, through trial versions of larger games (GURPS lite) to open sourced full commercial games (opend6project)