DriveThruRPG is discounting some of our favorite TTRPGs
If you’ve been itching to try out some new tabletop RPG systems, DriveThruRPG is currently discounting core rulebooks and supplementary content for some of our favorite TTRPGs with its Christmas in July sale. Right now, there are some amazing deals on thousands of PDFs, print-and-play games, and bundles for virtual tabletop systems, including some winners of the 2023 Ennie Awards like Vaesen, The Blade Runner RPG, Fabula Ultima, and more.
Below we’ve linked out to a handful of systems that we think deserve your attention in addition to some of their supplementary content like one-shots, map packs, and sourcebooks.
The core rulebook for Cyberpunk Red, the latest version of the vaunted TTRPG that inspired Cyberpunk 2077, is currently on sale for $18 in PDF format (was $29.99), but you can also pick up a version for the Roll20 virtual tabletop system for $31.99 (was $39.99).
Prices taken at time of publishing.
If you’d like to infest your own personal version of Night City with even more seedy denizens, you can also find discounts on PDF versions of the three-volume Interface REDseries, in addition to Tales of the RED, a compilation of nine ready-to-play missions for your crew, and Black Chrome, a warehouse full of over 170 new items, weapons, and vehicles to add to your campaign.
Inspired by The Goonies and Stranger Things, Kids on Bikes puts the players in the role of small-town ’80s kids on adventures,and is the system that fueled the Mentopolis and Never Stop Blowing Up seasons of Dimension 20. Right now, you can pick up a PDF version of the rulebook from DriveThruRPG for $5.99 (was $9.99), while the Roll20 VTT version is also discounted to $11.19 (was $13.99).
The Kids on Bikes system is remarkably versatile, but if you’d prefer to place your campaign in a fantasy or sci-fi setting, you can also pick up discounted PDFs of Kids on Brooms, and Teens in Space.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
The Blade Runner RPG won Best Cartography at the 2023 Ennie Awards
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