Bi Disaster - TTRPG
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🏳️🌈 Why it’s here
What we found
- Queer themes
According to the creator’s own tags on itch.io - Queer characters
According to the game’s own description
“a group of you will play as Bi Disasters” - Tagged queer by its creator
According to the creator’s own tags on itch.io
“itch.io tags: lgbt, lgbtqia”
🤝 Inclusive design ⓘInclusive design is separate from a game’s queer labels. It marks games whose design is deliberately inclusive even when not queer-themed: romance or marriage mechanics with no gender constraint, character creation without a forced gender binary, gender-neutral rules language, or table safety tools. Each marker shows where we found it.
- Character creation free of a gender binary
According to the game’s rulebook
“From the TTRPG Safety Toolkit, Lines and Veils are recommended here” - Safety tools (X-card, lines & veils, session zero)
According to the game’s rulebook
“From the TTRPG Safety Toolkit, Lines and Veils are recommended here”
Description
BI DISASTER In this 6 page hack of Honey Heist, that contains some minor bad language, a group of you will play as Bi Disasters! Navigating the world around you is difficult, because chairs are never comfortable, iced coffee is expensive, you have too many pins for your jacket and too many jackets for your closet, and people are very confusing. That last part is important here - because you have to deal with people, either as friends, colleagues, romantic partners, more, less, or other things. In this system, setting doesn’t matter. Whether you’re centaurs in a forest with fae and elves, AI robots in space, teens in middle school, mermaids in an endless ocean, combat pilots in space, or anything else that can be dreamt up, you’ll still be a Bi Disaster. What you’ll get: A game written by a Bi Disaster, featuring a table for making your own Bi Disaster, a full page of prompts and ideas for encounters and people for the GM to use or ignore entirely, a pretty cover page, and the name of the game at the top of every sheet so if you misplace them and only find one you can still tell what game it belongs to. What you’ll need: At least one d6 - preferably at least one per player, but one can be shared. A way to track your two stats - BI and DISASTER (paper and pen, a phone, 2d6, etc.) A GM to run the game and 2-5 additional players Core Themes: Acceptance and belonging in a society that doesn’t fully understand you Being yourself, regardless of what others think Finding a balance in your life