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Image: Stonemaier Games. Challenge accepted. Feels fitting. Image: Behold Studios. A look at the gameplay for the digital version of Onirim. Image: Asmodee. Image: Flying Buffalo. That means you're looking at Choose Your Own Adventure books. You won't find something better. That leads you to video games, which aren't pen and paper, or maybe some kind of board game. The Lord of the Rings game is built for cooperative play.

Maybe you could be all players at once. Or maybe there are other games like that out there. But otherwise, no, you can't get an epic story that you're involved in, unless there's some method of incorporating your involvement. Alternatively, you could just write your own story. Given adventure gamebooks a shot?

Not sure if the links still work, but there's a bunch on home of the underdogs. Other than that, I think that particular niche has pretty much taken the leap to electronic form. Fighting Fantasy? B was fun and solitaire. I don't remember if it was "epic", though.

I though the Lone Wolf books books were pretty great when I was twelve. No idea if they hold up, but there seems to be a cult following. That would be "thought the Lone Wolf books BTW, the lone wolf series is playable online through a web UI. As are some amateur Fighting Fantasy style ones.

I heartily recommend Cthulhu-ish one. Response by poster: Thanks everyone. Those are exactly the kinds of games I'm wondering about. I've played a lot of computer RPG's over the years, but never got into the pen and paper ones. Exactly what a rules-lite, combat-heavy miniatures game should be. Fun, fast and furious! This game is for serious players only! The only dice you need for this game is a 20 sided dice.

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