Dino Earth: Ruins of Tomorrow RPG

In a post-apocalyptic world, humanity lives among colossal dinosaurs that have reclaimed the Earth, thriving in ruins of the old civilization.

A gritty, survival-focused mix of science fiction and prehistoric adventure with elements of mystery and wonder.

Set in a distant future where an unknown cataclysm caused the return of dinosaurs, leaving remnants of advanced technology scattered across the land.

• The Scavenger Tribes: Nomadic groups that salvage old-world technology and barter for survival.
• The Saurian Shepherds: Humans who have learned to coexist with and even tame smaller dinosaurs for daily life.
• The Bone Lords: Ruthless warlords who hunt dinosaurs for resources and enforce control over dwindling human populations.
• The Technoruin Cult: A secretive group seeking to uncover the source of the dinosaurs’ return and wield lost technology.

• Competition for safe territories and access to dwindling clean water supplies.
• Struggles between factions over powerful relics of old technology.
• Dangerous battles for survival against massive, untamed dinosaurs that dominate the landscape.
• Internal power struggles as humans debate coexistence with dinosaurs versus reasserting dominance over the Earth.

• The Iron Crater: A vast, collapsed city now inhabited by both scavengers and roaming velociraptors.
• The Spire Forest: A lush jungle where skyscrapers and overgrown vegetation hide hidden dangers and treasures.
• The Bone Flats: A desolate plain littered with the remains of both dinosaurs and humanity’s lost war machines.
• The Glow Pits: Dangerous, irradiated zones where mutated dinosaurs roam alongside rare, usable energy sources.

• Dinosaurs are worshipped by some as divine forces of nature, while others see them as monstrous threats to humanity’s survival.
• Storytelling and tribal art focus heavily on the constant struggle between humans, dinosaurs, and the environment.
• People rely on scavenged materials to craft tools, weapons, and shelters, blending prehistoric and futuristic elements.

Society is fragmented into small, insular groups, with alliances often forming out of necessity rather than trust, while power depends on one’s ability to adapt to the dangerous, dinosaur-filled world.