Tanuki Games

Misspent Youth RPG

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$18.6 $30 In stock

Category: Role Playing Games

Misspent Youth is a tabletop RPG about friendship, standing up to bullies, and changing the world. The game is for 4 to 6 people, one of whom plays The Authority, the force that's making the world a shitty place to live. The others all play Youthful Offenders (YOs), the only ones who can redeem the future from this pack of buttholes trying to frag it up.Ever wanted to play The Hunger Games (but focused on friends), Clockwork Orange (but with heroic droogies), Hackers (but less goofy), Mad Max: Fury Road (but, again, with teenagers), or Avatar: The Last Airbender (but sci-fi)? This is the game for you. It's fragging awesome.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

We ran a session with six players and the Authority mechanic turned our usual group dynamic completely upside down—even our quietest friend was shouting orders by the end. The friendship-building rules actually made us care about our characters' bonds more than any combat stat, which is exactly what

Avery ★★★★★

The Authority role is such a clever twist, letting one player run the oppressive system while everyone else bands together as friends. Our group spent hours debating how to overthrow a tyrannical principal, and the mechanics for standing up to bullies felt genuinely tense and rewarding.