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RELATED: Every Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Costume, Ranked From Worst To Best Breath of the Wild is the winner of numerous awards, including Game of the Year, Most Anticipated Game, and Best Action/Adventure at The Game Awards. That would be additional work, and I’d have to make some changes to things like Races and Spells, but it wouldn’t be impossible.īut I got into this because I wanted a Zelda tabletop game, so by gum, I had to make it a proper Zelda system first and foremost.You may be about to start The Legend of Zelda: The Breath of the Wild or have made some progress. That said, if I do get C&D’d, I could always turn and make the system into an original creation. Well, the first step is “don’t make money”, which I’ve had lots of practice at over my lifetime. On Reddit Schroeder was asked about the wisdom of spending two years of his life on an RPG that could be taken away from him. Put in recurring elements and, of course, that ancient, irredeemable evil.

Characters start from humble beginnings and as well as combat there are puzzle-solving challenges and both of which help improve characters.Įqually, GMs are encouraged to remember ‘video game logic’ such as temples that couldn’t possibly be designed with follower workship in mind, biologically impossible monsters and that sort of thing. We’re reminded that they’re grounded fantasy games that make frequent mentions of the ancient civilisations that came before. I especially like Reclaim the Wild’s thoughtful introduction which discusses what it takes to be a Zelda game. The system mechanics uses 2d6+trait against a target difficulty check.Ĭharacter progression is handled by earning tokens of heroism and spending them in an experience point familiar way. Power, Wisdom and Courage are the main traits, and there’s supporting secondary stats to go with them. It’s a similar set up with character traits. The game’s main races are the Gerudo, Goron, Hylian, Rito, Sheikah and Zora. Players can pick from primary and secondary races.

So far, so much like every other homebrew that’s found its way online? Right? Not so fast a quick look at Reclaim the Wild suggests a production and layout skill that rivals some paid products. The opening pages of the download contain hyperlinks to the dozens of artists who’ll find their work in the game. The game was created by Michael Schroeder who sourced the art for the rules from all over the internet. Right now, though, the game is free and available here.