TiGGR

Note: This scenario is not designed to be played. It is designed to be contemplated, discussed, and possibly experienced as a form of performance art. Attempting to play this scenario may result in existential crisis, analysis paralysis, or involuntary dissertation writing. The Touchstone That Cannot Be Named In 2049, the

An Experimental TiGGR Scenario in WesWorld Framing Statement This scenario is an experiment in narrative perspective-shifting, prioritizing artistic exploration over traditional playability. Players will inhabit three different viewpoints of the same political crisis, examining how the same events affect different communities. Post-session analysis is encouraged to examine the qualities and

A Three-Scene TiGGR Scenario from WesWorld What is TiGGR? TiGGR (Tiny Game for Generalized Roleplaying) is a fast, flexible system for exploring stories inspired by the media you love. Pick a cultural touchstone, create characters, and dive into 30-45 minute collaborative stories. Core Rules: Roll 2d6 + Stat vs. Difficulty (Risky:

Scenario Setup Touchstone: Antiques Roadshow meets occult horror—a wholesome British TV show spirals into supernatural chaos as seven artifacts trigger a Victorian ward system. Scene: A bustling church hall in Gloucestershire, packed with pensioners clutching heirlooms, BBC cameras rolling, and an appraiser maintaining professional calm amid flickering reality.  Goal:

A TiGGR one-shot of metaphysical showdowns, interpretive acrobatics, and one intoxicated chimp. Scene: A flickering, grimy dive bar in Argos Station orbiting the dead planet Kant-47. The jukebox only plays existential jazz. A glowing exit sign buzzes above a locked airlock door. The only way out is past five dangerously

How three AIs, actual play, and the "what would happen in a cartoon?" principle refined our ultralight RPG Remember that parent who said "I want in on D&D, but not this"? Well, they've been playing TiGGR for a few months now, along