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Mausritter vs Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay

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MausritterWarhammer Fantasy Roleplay
GenreFantasyFantasy
TagsRules-Light, Inventory Management, Hexcrawl, Dungeon Crawl, Sandbox, Exploration, Deadly, Attacks Always Hit, GrittyCareer-Based, Combat-Heavy, Corruption, Crunchy, Dark Fantasy, Grimdark, Gritty, Licensed IP, Strong GM Support, Tactical
Core MechanicRoll d20 equal to or under attribute (STR, DEX, WIL) to avoid danger. Attacks always hit: roll weapon damage directly, reduced by armor. Slot-based inventory where items and conditions compete for limited space.Roll d100 equal to or under the relevant Skill or Characteristic. Success Levels compare the tens digits of target and roll, with circumstances modifying the result. Opposed Tests compare the sides' Success Levels.
Diced20d100
ComplexityVery LowHigh
AccessibilityVery HighMedium
RunnabilityMediumVery High
LicenseThird-party license availableAll Rights Reserved
Third-Party PublishingNot yet researchedNo verified route found
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CostFree$$
PublisherLosing GamesCubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd.
Year20232026
Best ForWhimsical yet perilous adventures as tiny mice exploring a vast world of cats, owls, and crumbling ruins. Great for groups who want elegant OSR play with a charming tone.Groups who want a career-driven grim fantasy campaign where social pressure, investigation, travel, and consequential combat make precarious adventurers feel rooted in the Old World.
HighlightsCard-based inventory system tracks gear visually, detailed hexcrawl and adventure site toolboxes, free PDF, approachable tone with real danger, instant character creationSuccess Levels make ordinary and opposed Tests express degree of outcome as well as success or failure. Careers connect a character's status, equipment, and advancement to their work and history. Between-adventure procedures give downtime lasting consequences for a character's finances, opportunities, and advancement.
ConsiderationsCondition cards can stack harshly, light on long-campaign advancement structure, card-based inventory requires printing physical materials, limited guidance for non-dungeon adventuresCombat links hit locations, critical wounds, Conditions, armour, weapons, and psychology. Career progression uses eligibility, status, trappings, and tracked advances instead of entirely freeform choices. Magic and religion add role-specific procedures on top of the shared Test system.