
Fractures of Feeling
Story Once, you were one person. A tragedy, curse, experiment, wish, or impossible choice shattered your mind and soul into separate Fragments. Each Fragment became a real person, carrying the same memories but embodying a different part of the Original Person. Joy. Hatred. Curiosity. Suspicion. Focus. Every Fragment believes they know what truly matters and what should never be forgotten. Together you must face impossible dangers, uncover the truth of your shared past, and decide whether becoming whole again is even the right choice. Will your experiences bring you closer together? Or will they change who the Original Person was always meant to become? Every adventure is a journey through identity, memory, and emotion, where every decision shapes not only your future, but the personality of the person you may become once more. About Fractures of Feeling is a one-page tabletop roleplaying game inspired by the elegant mechanics of Lasers & Feelings. Each player controls a different Fragment of the same Original Person. Every Fragment is defined by an opposing pair of emotions, such as: Joy ↔ Sadness or Curiosity ↔ Disgust, and every risky action must be justified through one of those emotions. The emotion you choose determines how you roll the dice, encouraging players to solve problems from dramatically different perspectives. During character creation, players build the Original Person together by choosing who they once were and creating shared Memories that gradually reveal their past. Throughout the adventure, players continue expanding that history while confronting bizarre threats generated from simple adventure tables. As the story unfolds, every successful action leaves a mark on the emotions that define each Fragment. If the group chooses to reunite at the end of the adventure, those accumulated emotions determine who the Original Person has become. Designed for 2–6 players plus a GM, with a typical session lasting 2–4 hours.
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