An Average Campaign [Alpha v..]

An Average Campaign is a party-based turn-based RPG roguelike on Roblox developed by the An Average Campaign group, designed for groups of 3-4 players though it supports 1-5. Inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, Arcane Lineage, and Slay the Spire, it blends tabletop party dynamics with roguelike progression and Roblox social play. Launched in March 2025, it has accumulated over 20 million visits while maintaining a 94.9% approval rating - one of the highest on the platform - all while still in Alpha.

The core loop sends your party through a sequence of procedurally arranged encounters and events across multiple biomes. Between fights, the group votes on one of three path options - each leading to different enemies, NPCs, or rest opportunities. Death is permanent: if your party wipes, the run ends and everyone starts fresh with a new character. What sets this apart from simpler brawlers is the depth of each encounter:

• ⚔️ Turn-based combat - initiative-driven fights where skill timing, Energy management, and target selection determine survival
• 💎 Seven playable classes - Brawler, Bard, Warrior, Mage, Ranger, Assassin, and Priest, each with 2+ subclasses and distinct stat scaling
• 🗺️ Multiple biomes - Forest, Dungeon, Dwarven Mines, and Sewers, each with unique enemy pools and escalating difficulty
• 🏆 Boon system - up to 5 passive upgrades purchased with Cealts (the in-game currency), each unlocked by completing specific achievements mid-run
• ⏳ Seasonal events - Halloween and Bloodmoon events add limited-time encounter types and enemy variants

Cealts are the run currency, earned from combat and events and spent on Boons before each encounter. With 5 Boon Slots and dozens of available Boons - from flat stat boosts to risk/reward modifiers like The Pinnacle (+1 stat per fight but 1.5x damage taken) - building your Boon loadout is as strategic as picking your class.

An Average Campaign sits alongside Arcane Lineage as one of Roblox's most ambitious turn-based RPG experiences, but carves out a more approachable "D&D with friends" identity. The Alpha label means weekly updates and active development - subclasses, biomes, and bosses have all been added since launch, and the Fandom wiki (832 pages) is one of the most comprehensive for any Alpha game on the platform.