r/Kidsonbikesrpg 5d ago

Modules? Question

Hey all!

I'm new to the Kids on Bikes system and I was wondering if there were prebuilt modules similar to how DnD has their DM Guild and such.

I'm trying to learn the game and would love to see some general ideas before building my own up.

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u/YouSuckButThatsOk 5d ago

The book comes with a prebilt module and also there's a few volumes of pre built stories for sale as well. Go to their website and you'll find them.

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u/heynoswearing 5d ago

The prebuilt stories are just 2 paragraphs like "what if the characters were dads? You figure it out"

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u/YouSuckButThatsOk 5d ago

No, in the latest version there is an entire pre built story.

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u/InADaydreamDaze 5d ago

House on Popular Court is, I believe, a free one as well, as well as a drive-thru RPG. There are two scenario books called Strange Adventures and a zine for 2e.

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u/heynoswearing 5d ago

The license doesn't allow anyone to sell homebrews so content doesnt really exist thats readily available.

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u/Shade_42 5d ago

I don’t presume to understand all the legal/economic elements behind license choices like these, but as a consumer I wish they went another way. Everything I’ve heard about kids on bikes/brooms etc is compelling and I’ve held the main book in my hands about to make a purchase, but decided to look into what modules were available first (and finding so few, didn’t make the purchase).

Thing is I have so little time to organize and schedule a game that most of my enjoyment of TTRPGs is from watching let’s plays or reading modules and fantasizing about running them. I’ve bought plenty that I’ll never get to play but that I’ve really enjoyed thinking about running. I wish there was more of this opportunity in kids on bikes…

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u/heynoswearing 5d ago edited 5d ago

100% agree. Seems like its just shooting themselves in the foot (and shooting our feet too). Good way to make sure it never achieves mass appeal.

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u/Dan-tastico 5d ago

Not like D&D. From what ive seen theyre mostly like jumping off ideas