Quint: Doorways of Aether is a game meant to be played with your playgroup. In it, the Storyteller doesn't take an oppositional stance against the Players, but rather their role…
What's an archetype? Broadly defined, you could call it a recurring symbol or motif, usually found in art, literature or mythology. More specifically, you could call an archetype a very…
The sawbuck is a legendary creature that takes vengeance on those who are irresponsible with the forest. All it takes is one strange disappearance and entire settlements can be paralyzed…
The aetherworld is the people's attempt to recreate an afterlife and a home plane for every entity unhoused by the cataclysm. By entering from various portals spread throughout the Flotilla…
Quint is a classless tabletop roleplaying game, with a focus on storytelling and character growth. To help players feel like they are progressing, a point-based system is used to help…
And here we have it! Ostensibly called the character sheet, this document will have most of what you need to interact with the world. However, this sheet isn't only used…
Brainstorming about content is an important stage to go through, in my book, because preparation is half of the battle. Knowing where I want to put things allows me the…
In the game of Quint, you begin play with three statistics at 1: Body, Knowledge and Spirit. In the average game, you will then get 3 additional points to spend…
The delineation between the two different "roles" you can occupy while playing Quint is meant to be thin. The system of rules that Storytellers and Players will use is almost…
To start off our system, we want to determine how the game is played at it's very root. The element of randomness that most tabletop roleplaying games use seems like…