No. Stop making crap threads

I don't even rememeber where I got these, not ABDL but probably useful to anyone looking to run a kinky game. There are a couple of ABDL ttrpg books on itch.io but they're paywalled and I can't speak to their quality.

>>42911 In the late 1980's or early 1990's there was a role playing game very similar to Leisure Suit Larry. For years I thought it was but after playing those I couldn't find the specific scenes I recall. The goal of the game was to get laid. I seem to recall there were graphics but mostly it was cheap 8 bit or similar. The game was text-based RPG if my memory isn't lost in this. In one scene the player had to navigate a rough bar. If the player didn't make it through properly, the game ended saying the bar was a gay bar and that the player passed out after being r___d on the pool table and was now dying of aids. Does anyone recall this or anything like it? I was really young at the time and definitely not of age to play such a game but it literally left a mark in my brain and I've been trying to figure it out for years.

>>42913 The solution is not to beat your fists on the floor and pout. The solution is to make good threads if you want to see good threads. Geez. Quit acting like such a crybaby.

>>42911 > Incontinence No reason one couldn't conceivably wedge diapers/etc in there sideways with bonuses/penalties > Other rando tables I don't know. I don't want to dump the entire book. They did a great job considering it had never really been approached seriously before and they had to do all this work. There are/were community copies on the website for the low, low price of surrendering your email address to them. And the entire book is readable with watermarks on their site, too. > read and/or purchase online https://wyrmworkspublishing.com/product/limitless-heroics/ > community copies https://wyrmworkspublishing.com/product/community-copies/

>>42923 Fucking, take the page when I copy-paste it 8ch. Fuck.

>>42923 You know, I had never really thought about taking a look at those kinds of supplements, but after taking a look at it, I can honestly see what you mean. I like it when you can find stuff related to this area in normal products. Obviously the writers won't have a lot of content that directly appeals to the fetish, but on the other hand, that sort of sensibility can be refreshing. Sort of on that note, I have found some WoD stuff. Fragile Innocence for Chronicles is essentially an update for 1e's Innocents book. It's on the Storytellers Vault if you want to pick it up. I could have sworn the pdf was on a halfchan archive, but I could not find it when I looked. Nevertheless, the link below does have the 1e Innocents pdf. Also, the Qedeshah bloodline write-up was pretty funny to just stumble across in Bloodlines: The Hidden. They are quite literally vampire moms. https://mega.nz/folder/ZbQ2zLJA#DOT-3df6rS2lLet4_RmqJQ/folder/xOJ0lBpL

Do any of you remember the D&D group that was started on 4chan's /d/ 10 years ago?

>>43104 I do not, but I do remember the Pathfinder group that began on the old 8chan /abdl/ board around ten years ago.

https://www.scribd.com/document/607294156/Charl-An Here's a setting and module someone made. Though, it's furry.

>>43118 Moved to catbox because downloading from that site is a pain in the ass. https://files.catbox.moe/3ngg1i.pdf

>>43119 This person is not me and the PDF in his link is not loading

>>43120 I didn't mean to imply I was you, it's slow to load because it's a large file. I moved it so other's don't have to make an account and upload five of their own files.

>>42913 Asking for RPG material specifically seems a little too niche but there's nothing wrong with having an ABDL tabletop thread? Didn't we used to have one of these before? People definitely talk about this sort of stuff. I've been loosely working on an ABDL-inspired campaign setting for DnD. If I flesh it out enough to be worth releasing I'd like to actually make it look like professionally produced material and get some artists to contribute some stuff for it too before releasing it. Nothing too crazy, but it's a setting where diapers and babyish behaviors are widely accepted parts of the culture that people occasionally indulge in and there's some fetishy fun plotlines that can be picked up on.

I am kind of surprised that I only found out about this recently. D&D 5e supplement by for playing babies. https://www.dmsguild.com/product/398133/Dungeon-Babies&affiliate_id=878416

>>43602 Bought it, it is actually really damn good. Unironically better than a lot of supplements written by ABDLs. There's a surprising amount of mechanical depth; the conceit for the supplement is that the characters are essentially a special kind of baby that can can actually engage in effective adventuring. The systems are integrated pretty well rather than just grafting on some extra stuff to the normal system. TL;DR >Babies are carried from a magical demiplane by a Stork, apparently having been born but somehow spirited away from their parents. The stork takes them away to dungeons where they can fight monsters and get treasure. >Babies can only grow up by gaining XP. Babies can literally eat gold to gain experience, apart from the typical avenue of killing monsters. Surprisingly OSR-like for a 5e supplement. Dungeons are full, treasure is fuel. >Feats let you grow up. You can buy things like toddling, babbling, toilet training, etc. These are actually pretty useful as they help to mitigate your weaknesses. >There are baby versions of each of the classes, each of which are subtly adjusted from their normal versions. >Babies can reach a maximum level of 10. After that, they either have to grow up, being taken back to their parents by the stork, or remaining a magical baby for the rest of their life, becoming a supernatural being who resides in the outer planes. Actually kind of bittersweet in a way, when considering the vagaries and meaningless of both mortal and partially-divine existences. I honestly think that this guy is an OSRfag, he lists what look like some BECMII modules in the back of the book for you to run dungeon babies through. I think that he has pretty good taste. Also, the book references pre-existence a few times, which is good. All in all, I would definitely recommend this supplement, particularly if you like child characters or physical AR. Even if you are into other stuff when it comes to ABDL, it is just a well-composed supplement all around.

>>43632 That all sounds cool and I appreciate well-written DnD material in general. But if I'm not into AR and just want mechanics related to diaper usage is that in there?

>>43637 There are diaper usage mechanics, although they are pretty different from what I have seen in ABDL supplements. By default, diaper usage occurs on rolls of 1-4, with 1 and 2 indicating messing and 3-4 indicating wetting. Feats can modify that, but that is the standard system. The capacity of diapers apparently varies based on armor; diapers themselves are items, but the actually capacity depends on the kind of armor that you are wearing. None or padded has 1 capacity, I think leather or chainmail has 2 capacity, and plate has 3 capacity. Mess count as 1 point of capacity, while wettings count as half a point of capacity. If you go over the limit, you get a specific condition that penalizes you, and if you go without a change before your next short rest or long rest, you get a disease of the DM's choice. There are other interactions, but that is the standard system. Notably, there is not really a continence system. Toilet training is a feat, but it still assumes that some accidents are inevitable, given the nature of the supplement. I am thinking that you might want to houserule some of that if you were planning on using the rules elsewhere.

Found a one-page itch.io work. The premise is that local children have been kidnapped by Baba Yaga, and the adventurers have been regressed by a wizard in the village so that they can infiltrate the witch's lair from the inside. Has diaper usage mechanics. https://thedustkid.itch.io/heroesindiapers

>>43111 I remember playing in that group, actually. It is kind of surreal to think about the fact that it happened almost a decade ago, now

>>43693 What was that group like?

>>43898 It was sort of mundane, honestly? In a good way. At the time I had been pretty unexperienced with Pathfinder, and so part of the appeal was just being able to play with the system. The GM homebrewed his own system for continence and the like, which was based on a d100. It was a basic island survival scenario with some exploration and of course diapers. I think that we went through a few levels or so? Later on we switched to a SWN campaign. Funnily enough, I think that I ran into one of the other players from the campaigns years later by chance. It was just a nice game overall. I think that I may have been lucky as the fetish elements were not very heavy (I just like cuteshit so it worked out).