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As the title says, are there any ttrpg takes on the pokemon series? It seems like it could be fun with the right group
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>>98659422
There's 2 or 3 /tg/ creations, but I would probably just run a game in a system similar to pokemon in scope and re-flavor it rather than run a fan system or play something official (which I doubt exists).
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>>98659422
Quite a few, though they tend to have a lot of crunch. Pokerole is probably the simplest, but ultimately all of the systems are trying to account for a pretty wide array of mons and moves.
And obviously that only gets more complicated if you've got several players each with a team of mons.

It can easily become an over-complicated mess.
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This chart is probably wrong, but it goes to show there are quite a few.
You could always also run a generic system.
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>>98660304
Nice chart

I'm playing a couple games of PTR 1e at the moment via Foundry, fun system, and thankfully I have good groups for both games. It's also being updated every so often with bug fixes and better VTT integration which is nice.



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