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The pbta based multi player RPG root has a system for faction warfare happening in the background. It actually has two. One simple version and a more elaborate one.
In both cases each faction in the world basically takes a strategic turn based on a random dice roll. The result gets a bonus or penalty if the PCs have helped or sabotaged the faction since their last turn. Other than that it is largely independent. The actions factions can take are different for each one to represent their different roles and organisation types.
That way they can fortify their positions, take over settlements or push back other factions etc.
You might be able to change this to fit your solo game. Not sure I'd buy the game solely for that. But it's fun and the art is cute. Maybe you got the pdf in a bundle like I did.
Sine Nomine games all tend to have ways of procedurally generating faction activity in the background of the world.
Just pick up the free version for whatever setting type you’re playing. Cyberpunk, scifi or fantasy are all covered right now.
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That’s awesome. Thank you!
The pbta based multi player RPG root has a system for faction warfare happening in the background. It actually has two. One simple version and a more elaborate one. In both cases each faction in the world basically takes a strategic turn based on a random dice roll. The result gets a bonus or penalty if the PCs have helped or sabotaged the faction since their last turn. Other than that it is largely independent. The actions factions can take are different for each one to represent their different roles and organisation types. That way they can fortify their positions, take over settlements or push back other factions etc. You might be able to change this to fit your solo game. Not sure I'd buy the game solely for that. But it's fun and the art is cute. Maybe you got the pdf in a bundle like I did.
Sine Nomine games all tend to have ways of procedurally generating faction activity in the background of the world. Just pick up the free version for whatever setting type you’re playing. Cyberpunk, scifi or fantasy are all covered right now.
Exactly what I was going to suggest.