Tuesday, July 7, 2026

#RPGaDAY2026 in August

 I never met a blog challenge I could walk away from! And one of my favorites is back. Anthony Boyd of Casting Shadows and Dave Chapman of AUTOCRATIK are once again hosting the #RPGaDAY for 2026.

RPGaDAY2026

Here are this year's prompts. 

#RPGaDAY2026 - English

  1. Discipline
  2. Stature
  3. Poise
  4. Charm
  5. Burden
  6. Reach
  7. Mercy
  8. Resolve
  9. Privilege 
  10. Secret
  11. Tact
  12. Loss
  13. Strain
  14. Regard
  15. Endurance
  16. Composure
  17. Intensity
  18. Directness
  19. Desire
  20. Promise
  21. Charity
  22. Grit
  23. Fortune
  24. Distance
  25. Familiarity
  26. Regret
  27. Hunger
  28. Devotion
  29. Labour
  30. Pride
  31. Edge

Weekly Modifiers:

  • Week 1 - Drive
  • Week 2 - Intellect
  • Week 3 - Associates
  • Week 4 - Instinct
  • Week 5 - Emotion
  • Week 6 - Ability

Daily Modifiers:

  • Monday - Fair of Face
  • Tuesday - Full of Grace
  • Wednesday - Full of Woe
  • Thursday - Far to Go
  • Friday - Loving & Giving
  • Saturday - Works Hard
  • Sunday - Blessed

So posting every day is not really a challenge here, so I am going to focus all month on my two big projects, Jackson, IL and Advanced Witches & Warlocks. I have a few regular features coming up in August too, so I might have these set to post earlier than normal. 

Now I typically focus on the main prompts, but the weekly and daily modifiers *could* be used as a character prompt. I could post a brief character for each one. For example, Week 1, August 1st is Saturday. So Drive and Works Hard. Does that describe a Jackson character? Sure, it could. I think I focus on an NPC a day and maybe avoid some of the bigger names. Jackson has 22,000 people in it. I can at least detail 31. Though reading some now I am like "oh that is great for Steph. Oh that would be perfect for Candy!" So yeah, I am going to try to branch out more. 

My goal is to get these all done ahead of time so I can interact with the other participants more. So if you are planning on doing this, please let everyone know in the comments section.

Thanks to Anthony Boyd and Dave Chapman for doing this again this year! And thanks once again to Roberto Micheri for the Spanish translation.

You can also follow the action on Facebook.

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