Level Up Your Adventures with The LitRPG & JRPG Tables Collection

Turn your campaign into a world of quests, levels, loot, dungeons, guilds, and System notifications with The LitRPG & JRPG Tables Collection—a massive compendium of 20 d100 thematic tables inspired by LitRPG, progression fantasy, JRPGs, and MMO-style adventures.

Whether your heroes are choosing their first builds, hunting rare monsters, clearing impossible dungeons, chasing legendary loot, or discovering that the System itself may be hiding something, this collection provides thousands of ideas for building a game-inspired fantasy world.

• 20 Thematic Tables: Packed with 2,000 unique entries covering characters, quests, loot, monsters, dungeons, guilds, System events, and more!

• Progressive Results: Many tables increase in rarity, difficulty, or power as the rolls climb—from everyday adventuring gear to legendary, Mythic, and even System-breaking discoveries.

• Infinite Inspiration: Generate treasure, encounters, character concepts, dungeon ideas, rewards, complications, organizations, and entire adventures with a few rolls.

• System-Free Integration: Designed as a storytelling and inspiration tool that can be adapted to virtually any fantasy RPG.

• Perfect for LitRPG & Progression Fantasy Writers: Quickly generate ideas for game-like worlds without stopping the story to invent every item, skill, monster, or quest from scratch.

• Roll or Choose: Let the dice decide what the System generates—or browse the tables and select exactly what your adventure needs.

Featured Tables Include:

• 100 Character Loadouts

• 100 Jobs & Professions

• 100 Skills & Abilities

• 100 Weapons

• 100 Armor

• 100 Equipment

• 100 Accessories

• 100 Consumables

• 100 Quests & Objectives

• 100 Complications & Twists

• 100 Rewards & Unlocks

• 100 Dungeon Events & Hazards

• 100 Dungeons

• 100 Monsters & Enemies

• 100 NPCs & Merchants

• 100 Companions & Pets

• 100 Achievements & Titles

• 100 World Events & System Alerts

• 100 Game Glitches, Exploits & Hidden Mechanics

• 100 Guilds & Organizations

From your character's first rusty weapon to the discovery of an item that shouldn't exist, these tables can help build the feeling of a world governed by levels, loot, progression, quests, and mysterious rules waiting to be broken.

Build characters. Clear dungeons. Hunt bosses. Find legendary loot. Join powerful guilds. Exploit the occasional glitch.

And when the System announces... [NEW CONTENT UNLOCKED] ...you'll have another 2,000 possibilities waiting.

With The LitRPG & JRPG Tables Collection, the adventure doesn't just continue. It levels up.

This Guide is a practical tool for Gamemasters who need to fill in details and flavor for roads, trade routes, and overland travel without having to create them on the fly.

Each chart contains 100 unique items, rolled for on a d100. It works in any fantasy setting and many modern ones as well, and was designed to be system-agnostic as a versatile storytelling aid.

This guide includes:

• 100 Afterlife Denizens (souls, wardens, judges, damned, guides)

• 100 Infernal Encounters

• 100 Setting the Scene (sensory hell/afterlife descriptions)

• 100 Punishments, Trials, & Eternal Tasks

• 100 Infernal Environments & Terrain Features

• 100 Story Hooks of Death, Judgment, and Damnation

• 100 Environmental Effects & Omens

• 100 Infernal Locations & Encounter Sites

• 100 Hazards of the Afterlife

• 100 Infernal Treasures, Relics, & Soul-Bound Items

• 100 Hellscape & Afterlife Realm Names

Whether your players are wandering oppressive infernos, frozen wastelands, endless purgatories, or surreal, dreamlike realms, this resource equips Gamemasters with evocative, unsettling, and unforgettable content for adventures beyond life itself.

Medusalaire isn’t a game you play. Meet your framework for designing dungeon-building and defense tabletop roleplaying games. Singleplayer, No GMs, and rules-lite so it’s easy to learn and play within one sitting. 

Card-based world building aligns with dice and player strategy for an engaging experience. The lair, shifting and changing at the player's whims, must endure waves of encroaching forces or fall. And, at every level, you'll find aspects suited to deep storytelling for any world you can create. 

• Steeped in the mythos of the infamous Gorgon

• Made for Micro: A lite-system for lite-ttrpgs

• Genre Agnostic: Create a Game for any Setting

• Simple Attribution: Use for Commercial or Free Projects

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An OSR module, originally submitted to the Mystic Wood OSR JAM, about the relation between the fairy and the mortal world.  The characters will travel (involuntarily) between our land and land of the fae. 

Insidious deals, cursed creatures and the unknown await on the other side.

Contains

• Monsters to kill, or not.

• People to talk to.

• Places to explore. Treasure to find. Secrets to miss.

• Amateur art and cartography.

• A Custom nightmare monster: the worm

• Tempting bargains and distasteful curses.

All densely packed in 12 pages with a bunch of random tables in A5 format.

🇬🇧 🇮🇹 ENGLISH AND ITALIAN VERSIONS INCLUDED!

🇬🇧 DungeonisM Labs presents an original old-school adventure, a true labor of love inspired by the classic adventures of the 1980s. The Return of Zorveth is a massive adventure set within an isolated province struggling against a group of necromancers determined to resurrect an ancient dark lord. It offers an extraordinary combination of wilderness exploration across hex maps, dangerous dungeons, and new, original enemies, with a special focus on necromantic magic inspired by the outstanding free OSE supplement The Necromancer by Gavin Norman. An epic adventure for old-school systems: D&D BECMI, AD&D, Old School Essentials, and all games of the Old School Renaissance! This adventure is written entirely by human hands, sentence by sentence, dialogue by dialogue, in both Italian and English, and created with a passion for the classic adventures of the 1980s, specifically those published in Dungeon magazine. Moreover, we decided to take an even more comprehensive approach to handmade content: the artwork in this module is presented through photographs of miniatures, shot pose by pose to create a radically handmade and HUMAN form of illustration.

🇮🇹 Il DungeonisM Labs presenta una originale avventura old-school, un atto d'amore per le avventure di un tempo ispirata alle pubblicazioni degli anni ottanta: Il Ritorno di Zorveth è una mastodontica avventura all'interno di una provincia isolata in lotta contro un gruppo di necromanti impegnati a resuscitare un antico oscuro signore. Una combinazione straordinaria di esplorazione all'aperto di mappe esagonali, dungeon pericolosi e nemici nuovi e originali, con un particolare approfondimento sulla magia necromantica ispirato allo straordinario addon gratuito per OSE "The Necromancer", di Gavin Norman. Un'epica avventura per i sistemi old-school: D&D Becmi, AD&D, Old School Essentials e tutti i sistemi dell'Old School Renaissance! Questa avventura è scritta interamente da mani umane, frase per frase, dialogo per dialogo, in Italiano e Inglese, realizzata con la passione per le avventure classiche degli anni ottanta, nello specifico per le avventure della rivista Dungeon: non solo, abbiamo deciso di utilizzare un approccio ancora più integrale ai contenuti manuali: l'arte di questo modulo è presente con le fotografie di miniature, prese posa per posa per creare una forma illustrativa radicalmente manuale e UMANA.

🇬🇧 The Base version includes:
- 120-page PDF module with original manual art realized with miniatures
- 5 pregenerated characters ready to play

🇮🇹 La versione Base include:
- Il modulo di 120 pagine in PDF con arte manuale realizzate con miniature
- Personaggi pregenerati per affrontare il modulo

🇬🇧 The King version includes:
- 120-page PDF module with original manual art realized with miniatures
- 5 pregenerated characters ready to play
- High-resolution battlemaps for wilderness (hex maps) and dungeon locations
- PNG tokens of all creatures and pregenerated characters
- 3D STL files of all module miniatures and pregenerated characters in DungeonisM’s low-poly minimalist style
- DungeonisM Monster Cards for all module creatures
- DungeonisM Bestiary for new creatures introduced in the module
- Rules supplement with an overview of the main rules introduced with "The Necromancer" addon for OSE
- Monstrous Manual addon for new monsters

🇮🇹 La versione King include:
- Il modulo di 120 pagine in PDF con arte manuale realizzate con miniature
- Personaggi pregenerati per affrontare il modulo
- Battlemap ad alta risoluzione delle locazioni all'aperto (mappe hex) e dei dungeon del modulo
- Tokens in png di tutte le miniature presenti nel modulo e dei personaggi pregenerati
- File 3d in stl delle miniature presenti nel modulo e dei personaggi pregenerati nello stile minimalista low-poly del DungeonisM Lab
- Le carte DungeonisM Monster Cards dei mostri del modulo
- Il Bestiario DungeonisM per i mostri introdotti con il modulo
- Il supplemento regolamentare con le principali regole introdotte dal supplemento "The Necromancer" per OSE
- Addon in stile Monstrous Manual per i nuovi mostri

A cinematic WWII commando tabletop roleplaying game.

1940. The world is ablaze.

Nations clash across every continent while, beneath the thunder of artillery, a quieter war is being waged. One of sabotage and small teams who vanish before the alarm has a chance to sound. You are not the front line. You are the fly in the ointment. The derailed train. The officer who never makes it to his briefing.

Shrapnel puts you in the boots of an operator within a multinational commando squad operating deep behind enemy lines. Told through the lens of tense action cinema rather than military simulation. Think The Dirty Dozen, Where Eagles Dare, Saving Private Ryan. The game pivots frequently between high stakes planning and split second improvisation. No nations are named. No history is claimed. This is a fictional stage for bold, dangerous stories, built with respect for the real weight of the setting that inspired it.

HOW IT PLAYS

Shrapnel runs on a simple roll under skill system: pick your die by difficulty (Easy through to Very Hard), roll under your rating. The system builds in critical successes, complications, and failures that always keep the table on its toes. Four resources drive every mission:

• Grit: How much punishment your operative can take before it’s over.

• Adrenaline: Push past your limits in clutch moments at the risk of burning out later.

• Stress: Stress scars shape who your operative becomes after the mission.

• Hope: Hope is what keeps the whole squad fighting when the odds turn ugly.

Combat is fast and lethal by design, with a Gamemaster facing Alert System and reinforcement dice pools that let danger escalate in real time as the squad gets noisier.

WHAT'S IN THE BOOK

• 12 distinct squad roles: NCO, Rifleman, Medic, Gunner, Engineer, Sniper, Resistance Fighter, Forward Observer, Vanguard, Vehicle Commander, Dog Handler, and Quartermaster. Each brings their own signature feature and standard loadouts.

• Three ready to run missions: Spanning Level 1 to Level 5 play. Operation Broken Span, Blood in the Desert, and the underground vault heist of Operation Iron Vault. Complete with keyed maps, branching outcomes, and GM read-aloud text.

• A full Gamemaster’s toolkit: A powerful Mission Generator built on the Five Room Dungeon method, a Campaign Map Generator, Mission Balancing guidance, and three separate 1d100 tables covering random encounters, intelligence finds and resistance operations.

• Full NPC profiles: Everything from conscripts, regulars, veterans and officers to military police. These should cover all the possible bases, or at least get you in the ballpark.

• Solo play rules: Includes a Solo Oracle for running Shrapnel as a one operative campaign behind enemy lines.

• The Shrapnel Open Community Licence: You’re free to design and publish your own missions and content for the system.

• 134 pages, fully illustrated throughout.

WHO IT'S FOR

Tables who want their WWII action stylised, cinematic, and squad focused rather than a wargame with a rulebook attached. Shrapnel is built to run as fast one shots for a single session or convention slot just as readily as an ongoing campaign. Pulpy or hardcore, the tone dial is yours. A dedicated Content & Safety chapter (session zero tools, lines and veils, a pause button) is built into the core rules, not bolted on as an afterthought.

Play with care. Remember the cost.

Shrapnel: Founders Edition is the debut release of War-Torn Workshop, designed, written, illustrated, and laid out by Dave E Gregory.

THE DEAD LORDS HAVE ARISEN

A socialist revolution has overthrown the nobles of the Imperial capital of Kyneburgh. The Emperor Titan Kyne died cursing the land and all who deposed him. Now the only coin that is left lies buried with the undead Lords who forged the Empire. Cultists, demons, and undead nobles threaten the city! Delve into the dungeons and crypts beneath Kyneburgh, twice-kill the dead Lords, and secure the People's Revolution!

A SINGLE-PLAYER RPG FORGED IN THE DARK

Using a single player variation of Blades in the Dark players can quickly generate characters with unique skills and items. As you delve you use your creativity and limited resources to overcome dozens of encounters, randomly generated from 9 unique dungeon locations. When your pack is full of broken crowns and coins you return above ground to the Imperial capital for downtime where your character can recover and resupply for their next delve.

If you succumb to your wounds you die!

If you become corrupted by the diabolic magic of the dungeon you die!

If your last torch burns out in the pitch black dungeons you die!

The only way to live is to kill the ghoulish nobility in their crypts, steal back their wealth, and survive to delve again and secure the city from the demon curse corrupting it. For the realm! For the people! For the Revolution!

• Single Player

• 1 hour per session

• Six-sided dice required

• Playing cards required

The party has been promised a small fortune for exploring a shipwreck precariously perched atop a precipice for the past century. With every move they make, the creaking ship inches further over the edge of the cliff. Will the group launch themselves into an early grave or an early retirement?

This adventure is packed with everything you need: a haunted shipwreck, cursed treasure, the undead sworn to protect it, a moribund monastery, a genie lantern, hoards of loot, custom creatures, new magic item, and hours of unforgettable memories waiting to be unlocked!

The new and improved GOLD EDITION, lovingly expanded and redesigned for ShadowDark RPG, is now live!  

"Fight fair, die like a square."

Included in this one-page 5e supplement are three battlemaster maneuvers for brawlers, street fighters, and scoundrels who aren't afraid of fighting dirty.

Embrace the skulduggery with:

1. Pocket Sand! I'm always packing. Are you?

2. Playing the Triangle! When in doubt, get 'em between the legs.

3. The Goblin Knot! Don't be the one getting caught with your pants down.

The blood of Orichal runs thick. Descended from the conquerors of continents, riders of dragons, and makers of myth, the Scions of Orichal are natural-born experts at bending man and beast to their whim…

As seen on RISKY ROLE's actual play, "Mercs & Jerks" !

Calling all acrobats, winged rats, and dingbats! Rogues of the Showstopper archetype are masters of spectacle with a penchant for flair: circus performers, tumblers, and street magicians can all dabble in the arts of the Showstopper.

As a Lumigu, it's up to you to show these dungeon diving adventures the way! With the roll of some dice find out what obstacles you'll be facing a decide how to proceed. help your party get all the treasure and try to get you're adventures out alive! For this game you'll need a standard 7 piece dice set, pen or pencil, paper, and a copy of the game!

The Warriors of Unyielding Light, also known as the Bjartr, are members of an elite Holy Order dedicated to eradicating undeath. Armed with a variety of legendary weapons imbued with the essence of the sun, the Bjartr are sworn to illuminate the darkest corners of the world. Also known as Solar Knights, Shining Knights, and Knights of the Sun, the Bjartr wield arms and armor emblazoned with memento mori and motifs of the sun and stars.

Perfect compliment to "The Cliffhanger: Gold Edition," my nail-biter of a delve into a shipwreck dangling over the edge of a cliff.

Greed, a seductive shapeshifter as old as Time, has wormed its way into the heart of every mortal, slowly rotting them from the inside out. Greed seeks to reign over the gilded ashes of a fragmented society.

Note that this is a patron for the Warlock class, found exclusively in Shadowdark's Cursed Scroll 1: Diablerie.

I'm pleased to officially announce the upcoming adventure, SEVEN DAYS TO SAVE SYBLOS! Inspired by things like Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (1954) and its various adaptations and James Jacobs & Richard Baker's Red Hand of Doom (2006), this adventure for Shadowdark is all about defending a small village from a pyromaniacal goblin warband...

Seven Days to Save Syblos: The Plan

The current plan for this 64-page zine is to feature the region and several points of interest that adventurers can choose to travel to in whatever order they want to increase their chances of repelling Oilstain's warband during the final showdown. Each point of interest will be an independent one-page dungeon that can serve as a one-shot or strung together with other adventures into a mini campaign for low-or-mid-level play.

The party will not have time to visit every point of interest before the final battle, so they'll have to choose their priorities wisely! Included will be an ancient menhir circle, a haunted tower, a trapped river outpost (an upgraded version of Qara Outpost, as seen in Risky Role's MERCs & JERKs Ep's 11 & 12), to name just a few!

I also have a list of ideas for bonus side-trek adventures and character options if the zine gains enough momentum... À voir!

I hope you get something out of the Village of Syblos. As always, if it sees play at your table or if you have any thoughts, I'd love to hear about it!

Four reptilian Ancestries / Races designed for Shadowdark RPG and other OSR games: Crocodilians, Lizardfolk, Ophidians, and Sauronids.

Beautiful illustration featured in the cover by the one and only Dean Spencer!

Figment is a simple story-game mainly intended for play with or by children. As an “ultra-lite” game it relies only upon rock-paper-scissors to settle matters of fate and requires almost nothing in the way of preparation. The story can be your own or drawn from your favorite fairy tales, myths, bed-time stories, movies, animation, etc. You only need a Storyteller, some Players, and boundless imagination!

This book includes all you need to play; how to make characters, how to resolve the results of actions, and guidance for running this game with children.

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Check out a @_TheUglyMonster review of Figment HERE.

a tiny tactics game!

Features:

• Diceless, deterministic tactical combat!

• 10 different archetypes for units to vary your team strategies!

• Wager to gain access to powerful acts!

• gather Mementos dropped by defeated units and bring them back to your zone!

• lil guy art by me!

This is a submission to the One-Page RPG Jam 2024 by Unknown Dungeon. Fulfills the "Transport" theme.

I will never use AI or machine generated works in my games, art, etc. Please support human-made works!

Inspirations

Magnagothica Maleghast by Tom Bloom

Granblue Fantasy Relink (video game) by Cygames

Attributions

Fonts used are Cooper Black (title) and Atkinson Hyperlegible (body).

1 Page RPG Jam badge created by Unknown Dungeon.

Human Made badge and declaration copied ad verbatim are created by HINOKODO.

Icons used are sourced from kenneyNL's Cursor Pixel Pack, with a few I made to fit the icons used.

Art and select icons (Armor, Memento, HP) made by me.

A one-page RPG in which you play the elderly Residents of Twilight Manor trying to stop slick executives who are threatening to build luxury high-rises right on your lawn! There's something more going on though... Put a stop to it before meeting your doom!

The Pirate's Ghost is an investigative horror adventure set in rural New York. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it takes place in the year 1975. In it, player characters assume the role of 5 college-aged investigators looking into a mysterious crime involving a ghostly pirate, a figure from the town’s history, Bloody Byron Black. Some stones are best left unturned, and the players may end up plunged into horrors plucked from the long forgotten history of Willowdale.

Inspired by The Stone Tapes, Quatermass & the Pit, Scooby Doo, Herbert West, Reanimator and visiting Vermont and Western Massachusetts.

Curse of Moths

Published by Elven Tower

In Ward of the Eye Tyrant, a group of Level-5 heroes must stop the Cult of the Eye. Their numbers have grown over the past few decades. So much so that they have found the means to bring back to life one of their demigods. Some call them observers, spectators, or eye devils. Others refer to them as the Eye Tyrants.

The adventurers must find the oasis in the Scalding Desert. They must solve the eons-old puzzle to reveal the location of the Cult of the Eye lair. By the time they arrive, unfortunately, the cult has finished casting their death-harnessing dark invocation.

Explore fantasy worlds and immersive adventures!

Product Includes

Adventure PDF and EPUB

Printer-Friendly B/W PDF

Separate Hi-Res and Roll20 Maps

Here are some close shots of the adventure PDF spreads:

AlterNet est un jeu de rôle dans lequel les joueureuses incarnent des hacktivistes en lutte contre le V-World™ et son technocapitalisme. Les personnages encouragent l'émergence de communautés centrées sur l'humain, appelées des Nœuds, et prônent une technologie respectueuse de l'environnement.

Dans ses mécaniques, ce jeu est propulsé par l'Apocalypse et constitue un hack d'un autre de mes jeux: [Résistance!](https://krisdoc.itch.io/resistance).

A Perilous House is a rules expansion and setting for Dungeon Crawl Classics & Shadowdark. A copy of either the Dungeon Crawl Classics or Shadowdark core rules is prerequisite, although it was written to be broadly compatible with the Old School Roleplaying game of your choice.  

Players in A Perilous House assume the role of a Necromancer or a Knight. Necromancers and Knights are citizen-rulers of the most powerful empire in the Galaxy, The Work.

Thousands of years ago, a great King united many warring wizards and warlords into one kingdom. He was aided by his greatest friend, a powerful Necromancer. Together, they set up a system of governance that has lasted since, mirroring their own successful partnership.

Each of the myriad planets in The Work is ruled by a Necromancer. Each Necromancer   is served by a Knight, who is expected to act as the strong “right hand” of their  master. Many different types of  Knight and Necromancer have emerged from many different planets, but all preserve two cardinal rules: a Knight must serve a Necromancer, and a Necromancer  must serve the Empire.

These rules hold true for all except the rulers of The Work: whichever Knight holds the magical sword Calliburn will become ruler of it all, and their Necromancer will serve them.

In this way, there is balance.

This rules expansion features two classes, with new spells, and is offered as a PWYW supplement to two new funnels for A Perilous House (Sisterhood of the Splintered Bone & This Rose Will Never Die)

These rules are a work in progress; they should be considered beta rules and one should expect updates to these files to follow.

In This Rose Will Never Die, you play as clone meat for the royal family on a planet in the recesses of the empire. Earn passage off-world competing in a tournament in honor of Queen Wunda. Escape a society where death is often not the end and the most important act one can commit is to leave a good-looking corpse.

This Level-0 funnel is compatible with Shadowdark and Dungeon Crawl Classics, and is intended for use with the Gothic space fantasy setting A Perilous House.

In Sisterhood of the Splintered Bone, you play as a lowly leek farmer on a desolate ice planet run by the bone-obsessed nuns of the Sisterhood. Your chance at glory has arrived when heretics steal the sainted knuckles of your patron Garwynne. Armed with your wits and whatever rusty weapons you can find, you must set forth into the haunted mushroom forests and contend with something far older than even the dusty bones your masters venerate.

This Level-0 funnel is compatible with Shadowdark and Dungeon Crawl Classics, and is intended for use with the Gothic space fantasy setting A Perilous House.

Within the Grotto, an alien research vessel has been ensnared by choking (and mind-altering) ivy. The plant-addled inhabitants perform bizarre experiments on the local fauna, while a group of cybernetically enhanced nutria lead by the ship's cognition cortex attempt to free the vessel.

What will your heroes make of the mess?

A one-page, one-shot night of wacky science-fantasy fun for Cairn or other old-school roleplaying games.

Created for the Between 2 Cons Public Chowder, a broadsheet newsprint full of wacky roleplaying goodness distributed at Between 2 Cons 2026 in Portland.

Are you playing d&d in a forgotten realms setting, and just don't think it would be complete without the world's most emotionally tortured Sharessin? Have I got the character for you. Lune is an NPC with a full backstory and a class/species, but the mechanics are yours to flesh out as a player or DM.

Thank you to Thieves Guild for providing the Sharess lore here. Leave it to me to take Faerun's least stressful religion and make it the source of a character's deepest emotional baggage.

This item is not intended for sale - it is a proof to check the quality.

Power cards for the Warrior Archetype and its four Classes.

Merry Christmas 1914 is a roleplaying game for two players which takes place during the Christmas Truce of 1914 on the western front of the First World War, when, for a day, enemy soldiers socialised. Over the course of a game, you will live a moment of human fellowship in inhuman circumstances.

You will need two six-sided dice per person and each playbook ready. Expect a game to last approximatively two hours.

The players portray a French soldier and a German soldier caught in the death machine but who can nevertheless live an extraordinary moment.

It's not a feel good game. It's only the opportunity for a pause in the deadly madness, madness which will only continue to grow. Your characters don't know it but it's only the beginning of what they will later call "the war to end all wars" but that we know by the sad name of the First World War.

This game is also a way to remember and commemorate the life of these ordinary men crushed by the war machine from which none will emerge unscathed.

Merry Christmas 1914 is Powered by the Apocalypse from Vincent and Meguey Baker.

To celebrate Solo September and Solovember I've bundled all my solo games into one place and one tasty price! That's 10 games for £15!

Build a settlement. Make hard choices. Tell your Story of Survival.

Stories of Survival is a system-agnostic, rules-lite settlement survival simulator. (Try saying that one five times really fast.)

Designed to sit alongside your favourite tabletop RPG, Stories of Survival puts your players in charge of a settlement struggling to survive. Manage scarce resources, deal with unexpected events, make difficult decisions, and live with the consequences.

Your settlement will grow, struggle, adapt, and occasionally fall apart around you while you're off doing whatever it is adventurers apparently consider more important.

There are no perfect solutions. Just choices.

These are your Stories of Survival.

So, how does it work?

Stories of Survival runs alongside your existing tabletop RPG rather than replacing it. Between adventures, the players become the Settlement Council, making decisions about the community they've left behind.

Play is divided into Cycles, representing whatever span of time makes sense for your game. A Cycle might be a day in a desperate survival campaign, weeks in a fantasy adventure, or even years in an epic game.

Each Cycle, your settlement must deal with whatever the world throws at it.

Events create problems, opportunities and difficult choices. Some can be dealt with immediately. Others linger, repeat or escalate into something much worse if ignored.

Trained Survivors bring useful skills to your settlement. An Electrician, Nurse, Butcher or even an Exotic Dancer might be exactly the person you need. Their skills aren't a list of numerical bonuses. If you can make a convincing case for why someone's expertise applies, they can help.

Your settlement also has to balance Food, Health and Morale, while managing scarce Materials, Fuel and Luxuries. Sometimes you'll have enough. Sometimes you'll have to decide which problem you can afford to leave unsolved.

And sometimes you'll draw Bandits at the Gates when you have no Luxuries, no Fuel and absolutely no sensible way of dealing with them.

Good luck with that.

What makes Stories of Survival different?

Stories of Survival is built around fiction-first problem solving and system-agnostic mechanics.

The rules don't care whether your characters have Strength 18, roll 2d6, use a dice pool, or settle disagreements through an elaborate system involving interpretive dance.

When something needs to happen at character level, resolve it using the RPG you're already playing.

Stories of Survival handles the settlement.

Your RPG handles the people.

The two feed stories back into each other.

The cards tell the story.

Stories of Survival uses a standard deck of playing cards to drive settlement Events. Draw a card and something happens: bandits arrive, food goes missing, the weather turns, a trader rolls into town, or perhaps something unexpectedly goes right for once.

But Events aren't just random encounters to resolve and forget.

Problems can Repeat, remain for a Duration, or Escalate if the Council keeps putting them off. Other decisions can permanently Discard an Event from the deck.

Over time, the choices your settlement makes literally change the deck of stories it can tell.

Your survivors aren't stat blocks.

Stories of Survival uses a second deck of playing cards to generate Trained Survivors: ordinary people with useful skills, from Electricians and Nurses to Bartenders, Teachers, Hunters, Accountants and one potentially invaluable Exotic Dancer.

Each also receives a randomly generated Disposition, creating up to 1,242 different combinations.

Trained Survivors don't provide predetermined bonuses. Their expertise gives the Council new ways to approach problems.

Can the Accountant help with a trader? Probably.

Can the Bartender defuse an argument?

Can the Electrician solve your contaminated-water problem?

Make your case.

If it makes sense within the fiction and the table agrees, use them.

That means the same Event can become a completely different problem depending on who happens to live in your settlement.

What's in the Alpha?

Alpha v0.1.5 includes:

• The complete Alpha rules and QuickStart guide

• A 54-card Event Deck, mapped to a standard deck of playing cards

• 54 possible Trained Survivor roles, also mapped to a standard deck

• A 2d12 Disposition system, bringing 23 different personalities for those Survivors

• Settlement resources and Status Tracks

• Settlement Actions

• Events that can Repeat, Escalate, persist for a Duration, or disappear permanently depending on your decisions

• Rules for integrating settlement problems directly into your existing RPG

You don't need special dice, proprietary cards, an app, an account, or a ceremonial sacrifice to the crowdfunding gods.

For the Alpha, you need two ordinary decks of playing cards with Jokers, a d6, 2d12, a coin, pencil and paper, your usual RPG group, and whatever RPG you're already playing.

Roadmap

Stories of Survival is currently in Alpha.

Alpha v0.1.5 is focused on testing the core gameplay loop: Events, settlement management, resources, Trained Survivors, and whether the difficult decisions at the heart of the system actually produce interesting stories at the table.

From here, development is planned to include:

Alpha

• Community playtesting and balance

• Expanded and refined Settlement mechanics

• Secondary Projects and settlement development

• Continued refinement of Events and Trained Survivors

• Proper player aids and reference materials

• Lots of bug fixing, clarification, and discovering all the horrible things players can do that I didn't anticipate

Beta

• A larger, more polished Core Event Deck

• Expanded settlement options

• Finalised core systems and balance

• Improved layout, accessibility and usability

• Proper artwork and graphic design

• Broader compatibility testing across different RPG systems and campaign styles

Full Release

• Complete Core Rules

• Complete Core Event and Trained Survivor decks

• Print-friendly and digital play materials

• Finished original artwork

• Everything required to drop Stories of Survival into an existing campaign

Beyond the Core

Stories of Survival is being designed so the core system can support different kinds of survival stories without rebuilding the rules from scratch.

Future Genre Packs are planned to introduce new Events, mechanics and themes for particular settings and styles of play.

The dead might start walking.

The world might already have ended in fire.

Or perhaps something much stranger is waiting From Kingdom Come.

But first?

We survive the Alpha.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

Every folktale is true. Every single one.

He covets form but cannot keep it and thus must steal the bodies of others. Where he treads, the blood of man follows.   — The Black Psalter

Ba’al-Timrut is a demon lord who walks among the living, wearing their faces. In an escalating investigation, the party must piece together the clues and banish him before he kills them and everyone around them.

A Passing Stranger is an investigative horror scenario set deep within the Black Forest in the autumn of 1300. It is designed for 2–4 players (plus a GM) and is intended to run over two sessions (4–6 hours in total).

This scenario includes:

• Everything you need to run a two-session sandbox mystery that connects present-day murders to a tragedy from half a century ago. Within it, you’ll find: 

  • Eight fully developed and illustrated NPCs

  • Maps and descriptions of the key locations 

  • Three player handouts

  • Read-aloud text boxes  

  • GM advice to help you run the scenario

  • Clue and witness indexes to help you keep track of events

  • An epilogue that offers ten possible endings

Themes include possession, child death, and violent supernatural horror. The scenario is not appropriate for young players, and groups are encouraged to discuss boundaries before beginning, and reevaluate them during play.

Requires the Grimoires of the Unseen Quickstart or full game rules. 

Ready to play? Pick up the Quickstart Guide, then visit 

Grimoiresoftheunseen.com and sign up to gain access to:

• Printable and fillable character sheets

• Maps, illustrations, and other handouts for your players

• Additional content not found anywhere else

Pay What You Want.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

This land, Ryne, is shaped by the Remnants. Towering creatures as tall as mountains and as long as valleys, they build-are built from-the very fabric of the world. We are the people who live tangled in their threads, who grow in the patchwork they’ve shaped. We have built our homes and communities, we’ve learnt how to survive and travel in the strange landscapes that they’ve created. We adapt as their territories shift around us. We live in the shadows of indifferent gods.

RYNE is a roleplaying game about communities enduring in the footsteps of failing titans. It’s a Powered by the Apocalypse inspired game focusing on emotion and connections, exploring the lives people create in a world in its autumn.

You might play as a warrior sworn from violence, a scribe of a dead language, the speaker who interprets a Remnant’s song, or a spirit tethered by connection to your community.  You’ll collaborate to tell stories of travel across esoteric landscapes, bartering with the envoys of indifferent gods, healing fraying titans, and keeping your community steadfast in a world bigger and stranger than you. 

The World

Remnants are the broken husks of gods. Each is tied to a domain, a set of concepts it represents. They shape the environment around themselves in their image: a Remnant of grief fills valleys with fog and grows trees from the bones of the dead; the Remnant of frenzy travels as a storm across the landscape, followed by howling animals and dancing faithful.

Ryne asks players to explore this patchwork world, filling it with fantastical wildlife, unbelievable geography and the indifferent titans that carve its horizons. As the Remnants grow more unstable, as the world drifts from its anchors, how do you navigate a life here?

FEATURES

• 10 rolebooks for players, including: the Fledgling, a teenager finding their way in the world; the Heart, an artist, leader or revolutionary who embodies a concept; the Tethered, a ghost at home in their new form.

• 3 story seeds, worldbuilding games to establish your world before your campaign begins: the Path, the Work, and the Change.

• Emotions and relationships. Your character’s emotions are their stats. Their mood influences how things go; as they change and grow, so do the emotions on their sheet. They also have connections with other players, characters, factions, places, ideas and more. These connections can be called on throughout the game, and are shaped by how your character feels about that entity.

• Feeling is at the heart of everything. Geographical features, communities and landscapes have moods. The GM uses emotions to define NPCs, the remnants and their supernatural servants.

• Spirit is real—magic is shaped from it, ghosts wander freely. Any rolebook can be played as a ghost or grounded (someone without a spirit).

• A unique setting for you to make your own. The book blends details and examples from the world, with tools for creating territories, Remnants, communities, threats and seasons.

• Geared for long-term advancement, based around change, growth and in-fiction milestones.

Far from the Kingdom, near the White Sea, suspended above the Abyss of the Dead, among the six Towers where forbidden alchemy was once practiced, a Princess awaits in captivity...

· Play as the fragmented mind of the Chained Knight, in search for the cure of his cursed beloved, while being tricked by death and fighting horrible monsters.
· Inspired in Shadow of the Colossus, Pandora's Tower, Dark Souls.
· Dark Fantasy / Body Horror / Psychological Horror.
· Light rules, No-prep.
· Can be played with no GM or solo.

Lejos del Reino, cerca del Mar Blanco, suspendida sobre el Abismo de los Muertos, entre las seis Torres donde alguna vez se practicó la alquimia prohibida, una Princesa aguarda cautiva...

· Juega como la mente fragmentada del Caballero Encadenado, en busca de una cura para su amada maldita, mientras la muerte lo engaña y lucha contra horribles monstruos.
· Inspirado en Shadow of the Colossus, Pandora's Tower y Dark Souls.
· Dark Fantasy / Body Horror / Horror Psicológico.
· Reglas ligeras, sin preparación.
· Puede jugarse sin Director de Juego o en solitario.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

Leveling up shouldn’t mean searching through a rulebook for every feature, resource increase, and choice your character gains.

Each Character Cheat Sheet presents one SRD 5.2.1 class from level 1 through level 20. Every level includes a cumulative reference table, explanations of new and improved abilities, required choices, resource increases, and the class’s SRD subclass features.

Start at level 1 for a complete character-creation sequence, or turn directly to your new level when it’s time to advance. A concise checklist closes every section, giving you the steps needed to update your character without adding house rules, optimization advice, worksheets, or material from outside SRD 5.2.1.

Choose your class and keep its complete level-by-level progression within reach. Character Cheat Sheets are independent reference guides compatible with the fifth edition of the world’s most familiar fantasy roleplaying game.

This guide covers a single-class character and includes information supplied by SRD 5.2.1. It isn't a character sheet, worksheet, optimization guide, or multiclassing reference.

The book has some empty spaces and pages as placeholders for art. Files will be updated as soon as the art is completed. The price will not increase.

A slice-of-life rpg about magical beings doing odd jobs to a non-magical community and growing in power and knowledge.

They sell their services, study their craft, deal with magical shenanigans and interact with the community.

Insipration

• Os Serviços da Bruxa by Lucas Fowl

The displaced homestead is one of many scattered throughout the land of fey setup by realm walkers whom found themselves thrust into unknown lands by magics they did not understand. While making efforts to find their way home, they also work to have a sense of normal while fighting back a land that wishes to not be tamed.

Additional Asset:
Straw or Wheat ripe - SaC

Included:

• Top-down 2D and 3D perspectives

• Grid and No-Grid versions

• Multiple time of day versions (morning, noon, evening, night)

• Home Printer printable versions of the maps

• 12 POV Images

Total of 60 map images and 12 POV scenes.

Every folktale is true. Every single one.

Grimoires of the Unseen is a dark fantasy tabletop role-playing game set in 14th-century Europe. Playing as an ordinary person drawn into a secret order, you’ll confront supernatural horrors, explore fabled lands, and engage in political intrigue. As you risk your life, sanity, and soul, you’ll find that combat is lethal, magic is dangerous, and there is no return to the world you once knew.

This Quickstart Guide contains everything you need to start your journey:

• Core rules for skills and checks

• A stance-based combat system with simultaneous resolution

• Three distinct magic traditions: Divine, Elemental, and Occult

• Rules for crafting and consuming Alchemy and Apothecary potions

• Equipment tables and Insanity tables

• Player and GM reference sheets

Step into the darkest century in human history and face its monsters. 

They are everywhere, just beyond the torchlight. Some are vicious. Others are patient. Most are hungry.

One such horror is said to live beneath the hills of southern France. People there bar their doors at night. They speak of something that leaves no footprints, only trails of slime and the clothes of its victims. 

Ready to play? Grab the first official scenario, A Passing Stranger, and its pre-generated characters.

Join the Order. 
Pay What You Want. 

Track to the future? There's a simplicity and an efficiency to the railroad that has stood the test of time, and as we look into the future, what do we hope to see? More, better trains! Whether a relatively new invention in your setting or a favourite of travellers everywhere, perhaps one such train might even be a gateway to the distant future...Or perhaps that train of the future can bring you back to the past? This very long map is available in two variants, a classic engine stopped at a station likely clogged with cigarette smoke, the other bringing the same station into a new age, full of neon signs and VR ads. The more things change, the more things stay the same!

“The universe ended long ago… but don’t worry about that - there is still a profit to be made!”

Playing the Void is a quick start guide and rules reference for Hex Crawling the void - a spaceship hex crawl troupe play system for Mothership!

Be the downtrodden asset and the corporate asshole commanding the ship. 

You will need a copy of Hex Crawling the Void to make full use of this zine.

Cover art and interior illustrations by Thomas Heitler
Maps and forms by Lazarus 

Editing and proofing by Joan Lennon (Granny the Knife)

A forest point-crawl for Cairn...

There is a forest called the Lurching Wood; a forest that walks on a hundred thousand dirty feet. At the center of the forest is a lake; a lake that has submerged the ruins of a dead city. At the center of the lake is a statue of the goddess Mortaja; a statue that rises above the waves. And atop the statue's head is a crown;

a pale white crown

The Hook

On a hundred thousand feet the Lurching Wood can crawl at a moderate pace. A pace which, occasionally, slows to a stop outside of civilized lands. Somewhere nearby, the Lurching Wood has stopped for the first time in a century, and various guilds and societies and groups are giddy for the chance to enter and explore.

Attribution

Writing, Design, Map, Layout by Riley Clark © 2026. The text is licensed CC-BY-S.A. 4.0.

Cairn 2e, created by Yochai Gal, is licensed CC-BY-S.A. 4.0.

Monsters are from the Illustrated Bestiary by GKC under CC-BY-S.A. 4.0, with some edits.

Illustration on page 8 by Tony Tran under CC-BY-S.A. 4.0.

Fonts used include JSL Blackletter and Alegreya Sans.

Textures sourced from texturelabs.org.

100% Human Made!

Curse of Moths

Published by Elven Tower

Curse of Moths is a level-3 adventure that features the fabled Jade Scarabs. They were relics stolen from the Djinni that created them. In return, they cursed the thieves in such a way that it not only destroyed their civilization. Hundreds of years later, their curse manifests again, in the shape of The Jade Fever. This strange condition makes villagers and common folk leave their homes and wander off in the same direction. Some unfortunate souls were not awakened in time. And they walk into the Jade Sepulcher. A dilapidated, forsaken dungeon where the ancient Jade Scarabs were stored.

The adventurers must find the entrance to the Jade Sepulcher and explore the dungeon. The last chamber hides a secret vault. If they can defeat the monstrous moths and overcome the obstacles, they may get their hands on the entire jade collection. Is it wise to mess with a cursed treasure?

Explore fantasy worlds and immersive adventures!

Product Includes

Adventure PDF and EPUB

Printer-Friendly B/W PDF

Separate Hi-Res and Roll20 Maps

Here are some close shots of the adventure PDF spreads:

2–6 players + GM | 2–4 hours | d6 dice system

You are members of the most popular rock band on Earth. While the public thinks your strange travel schedule, demolished hotel rooms, cancelled shows, and bizarre injuries are ordinary rock-star chaos, they couldn’t be more wrong. You are monster hunters, and you are trying to save the world.

Something ancient is sleeping deep below the earth. The portents all point to it awakening once September ends. You have one month to stop the Eldritch Horror, and a world tour to finish while ensuring your fans remain none the wiser.

Green Day's "Wake Me Up When September Ends" was THE soundtrack of my Year 11 form room when I lived in Cambridge in 2005. I'm reminded of it every year when September rolls around, and all it took for me to be inspired to write this game was someone in a Discord server wishing everyone a Happy September on the 1st; it spiralled into this Eldritch Horror-hunting game.

I hope you love it as much as I did writing it! It's a unique formatting take for me, with the printed version being a folded double-sided page rather than a single A4 sheet. I love a challenge! There are three pages of rules and mechanics and a character sheet.

Thank you to JC Darcy for the edits and for helping me to tighten up wording where things were a bit too loose, even for a rules-lite game.

Art by Strega Wolf van den Berg CCLA 1.0, Balabolka Doodle Art, Jazon Lopez, Margo Kukhar, and Afid Andika. Background by Getty Images.

Through Labor Day, get all of my Odd-like releases, for a 1/3rd of the price.

Includes:

• Follow the Bones, a solo forestcrawl for Cairn,

• What Fiend Stalks the Night, a solo folk horror adventure for Mausritter,

• Screaming Horsey Tremors, an Underground expedition for Into the Odd: Remastered,

• Corrupt Natures, a set of alternative backgrounds for use with Cairn 2e.

Matthew Fosse, young son of a merchant, has vanished beneath his family home. Below the manor, an inverted tower of ancient magic hangs suspended above a pool of festering magic.

Enchanted items carry out centuries-old orders in the crumbling structure as the magic within them breaks down into chaos.

At the peak of the tower, an ancient archmage lies sealed within his tome. His mind magic has found the boy, the first of many in what is to be his new army.

The Spire That Sinks is a system-neutral fantasy dungeon delve for low-level characters. Venture into an ancient, inverted tower of animated objects and stagnant magic to save a young boy from whatever dangers lurk below!

• A 12-room towercrawl, suitable for fantasy TTRPG campaigns and designed to fit into any setting.

• Designed primarily for OSR systems.

• Various new monsters and magic items.

• Includes an additional digital file of statistics for creatures and magic items for running the adventure in D&D 5e (suitable for 2014 or 2024 rulesets).

Content Warnings: Non-graphic violence, violence against children

The Book of Jalan is a Fantasy RPG, and you use it like any other Fantasy RPG. It has  setting - The eastern half of the continent of Karai, on the world of Jalan. The world has black powder single shot, muzzleloading firearms and magic. There are nations - political groupings - and cultures which ignore political lines. Your base character is determined by your species and your culture. A Verelan Elf is quite different from a Nestorian Elf or a Tribal Elf. From this base you build the character you want, by age. The older you are, the more skilled you are, but at a certain point, your attributes begin to erode. You decide when to stop and bring the character into play. 

Your characters are all part of an Association. You might be part of a trading company, or working for a powerful courtier, or witch hunters eradicating evil, or whatever else you want to do, including self-funding from your party. Your Association provides the characters with resources to do what the Association is put together to do. The larger the Association, the better the resources. You define what you want to do.

The setting area is huge, stretching from the arctic to the tropics, with enormous mountains, immense rivers, boundless oceans, isolated islands, desiccated deserts, and thick, towering  rainforests. And there are monsters out there... 

Note: We have found Advancement by Age awkward unless all lifespans are approximately equal

A complete compendium of stories for Stillfleet

Finally, you can pick up all 8 of the genre-hopping official mini-ventures (playable scenarios) for Stillfleet in a single volume of 196 pages.

Peregrinations includes a gorgeous cover by Ethan Gould, a preface by Stillfleet Studio editor-emeritus Stephen Aubrey, and bonus appendices and short fiction by Stillfleet creator Wythe Marschall. This is a fantastic value for anyone looking to run or develop your own Stillfleet scenarios.

If you're new to the game, you're getting hours of material to enjoy by a range of writers (Wythe Marschall, Aaron H., Stephen Aubrey, Leonardo Andrade, and Ian Derk), plus a bonus guide on GMing the game.

If you're a veteran voidminer (and/or someone who's already run one or more of the mini-ventures), you're getting new crunchy NPC-generation tables, new encounters with art by Ethan, and a picaresque world-hopping short story.

Either way, this book is a steal. Hell, even if you don't play Stillfleet for some reason, it's full of great ideas for sci-fi TTRPG fun.

Many thanks to all of the playtesters, readers, and especially our Qadida backers and the patrons who made this book possible!

Ventures in the book:

1. MVR001 ☉ Grim Harvest

2. MVR002 ☉ Motes in the Eye

3. MVR003 ☉ The Nocturnal Lights

4. MVR004 ☉ The Voice Beneath the Meer

5. MVR005 ☉ The Sphere of [REDACTED]

6. MVR006 ☉ Around the Dome

7. MVR007 ☉ The Monkey in the Wrench

8. MVR008 ☉ The Bounty of Trymagont 1AT

Just look at this weird shit Ethan drew! LOOK AT IT!

The fine print—Peregrinations Vol. 1 comprises:

• 8 complete ventures for Stillfleet, across a range of genres, by various authors

• 8 strange new encounters featuring art by Ethan Gould

• 8 new pregenerated characters by Stephen Aubrey and Wythe Marschall

• Random tables for NPC design

• A guide to GMing Stillfleet by Aaron H. and Wythe Marschall

• A preface by Stephen Aubrey

• A short story by Wythe Marschall, broken up into various short-shorts, sprinkled throughout the book

• All of the elegant weirdness you’ve come to expect from the Stillfleet Studio

• Heck of archaetech

• Political intrigue

• Dark humor

• Nanites, nanites, nanites!

• Hand-drawn maps

• A limitless sense of wonder

• An inexplicable urge to malinger, embezzle, & flip the voidfucked table on the status quo...

Extremely cool stiffworks by Anthony Grasso.

Resources and next steps

• If you're new to Stillfleet, join our community and find players/GMs over at Discord.Stillfleet.com

• Make a random 1st-level voidminer using Voidminer Recruitr on STRINGS, the Stillfleet app by Aaron H.

• Pick up the Stillfleet Quickstart Rules (pay-what-you-want) and start playing! Available in Brazilian Portuguese

• Pick up the Stillfleet Core Rulebook and start running games!

• Pick up the original full-length hulk venture for Stillfleet, Sleeper in the Sky by Wythe Marschall

• Pick up the first full-length desert campaign for Stillfleet, The Rain Thieves by Aaron H.

• Pick up the book-length spy setting for Stillfleet, Qadida: Spy Planet by Ian Derk. This one includes two full ventures!

☉☉☉

PEREGRINATIONS ☉ The Stillfleet Mini-Venture Bundle ☉ Vol. 1 
Version 1.0, 2024

Content curated by Stephen Aubrey and Wythe Marschall
With writing by Wythe Marschall, Aaron H., Stephen Aubrey, Leonardo Andrade, and Ian Derk
Art by Ethan Gould
Additional art by Peku of Czepeku Sci-Fi & Anthony Grasso
Mini-venture design, layout, & maps by Sunaree Paiwong & Wythe Marschall 
Brand design & “Grim Harvest” layout by Erich Lazar
Edited by Stephen Aubrey

© 2024 Stillfleet Studio

Looking Presentable is a game about the expectations of beauty sold to women. It's heavily visually inspired by riot grrl zines. In this game you create and 'fix' a paper doll chain of women using various beauty procedures. To play this game you will need pencil, paper, 2d6 and other various craft tools.

This game comes in two versions: a digital version and a version designed to be printed at home to turn into a zine.

What would you do if you discovered that your family had a secret? A secret that -more than anything- wants to be found, and brought to life? What price would you pay to discover what has been hidden and what will you do once it has been revealed? 

The secret does not want to be buried any longer.

Buried Deep is a table-top roleplaying game about uncovering a long-hidden family secret. It is a hack of Nick Bate's Stealing The Throne in which you play a family discovering that their family history is much less clear-cut than they originally thought. It draws heavily from gothic literature for inspiration, with morally grey characters and old, wealthy families with long-kept secrets that beg to be brought to the fore.

Using a deck of cards, you'll be working together to navigate the complicated process of uncovering a long buried family secret. However, you won't be doing it alone. Not only will you have your family at your side, but the secret itself longs to be uncovered, and is aiding you along the way. 

You Will Need:

• A deck of cards

• 3-5 players

• A six-sided die

• Index cards and some writing utensils

Inspirations

Buried Deep draws heavily from both traditional gothic and Australian gothic media, specifically Crimson Peak, Wuthering Heights and The Mayne Inheritance. 

As mentioned previously, it is a hack of Nick Bate's Stealing The Throne, which in turn is descended from Lovecraftesque by Becky Annison and Josh Fox as well as The Sol Survivor by WH Arthur.

Bienvenue en Averlorie !

Quoi de plus relaxant qu’un voyage en train ? Discuter avec des inconnues en regardant le paysage défiler, déjeuner d’un casse-croûte préparé pour l’occasion et s’endormir doucement au rythme des balancements du train.

Malheureusement, il arrive qu’on ne se réveille pas tout à fait au bon endroit.

Une erreur d’aiguillage vous a envoyées loin de vos destinations, jusqu’en Averlorie, petite cité-état isolée par de hautes montagnes et des fleuves intraversables. Une escale magnifique et énigmatique, qui vous surprendrait agréablement… Si vous parliez le moindre mot d’Averlorien, aviez la moindre pièce locale en poche ou la moindre idée de quand passe le prochain train hors d’ici. Et si vos bagages n’étaient pas, eux, arrivés à destination sans vous.

Unies dans la dèche

Mais faites contre mauvaise fortune bon cœur ! Après tout, vous avez la chance de ne pas être seule : d’autres voyageuses subissent le même imprévu que vous, et n’ont pas l’air d’avoir beaucoup plus de ressources.

Ensemble, découvrez cette ville inconnue si belle, ses habitantes, ses coutumes, ses bâtiments, son langage, ses différences et ses similarités. Emerveillez-vous, interrogez-vous, amusez-vous, faites des rencontres mémorables (en bien comme en mal), vivez votre petite aventure... Et surtout trouvez-vous quelque chose à manger et un endroit où dormir !

Qui sait quand viendra le prochain train ?

Bienvenue en Averlorie !

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Le grand jeu de l’Émerveillement

Dans la dèche en Averlorie est un jeu de rôle poétique dans lequel les joueuses interprètent des voyageuses égarées dans un pays inconnu (et fictif) qui explorent la ville et doivent parvenir à s'y débrouiller jusqu'au prochain passage de train.

C'est un jeu dépourvu de combats, de confrontations, d'enjeux gigantesques, qui ne se centre pas sur une composante "survie" réaliste mais sur l'équilibre qui peut se faire entre la Galère et l'Emerveillement quand on est en train de vivre une aventure. Le mood général est doux-amer, oscillant entre la joie, la mélancolie et le sentiment d'être unies dans la difficulté, avec des épisodes de pur émerveillement.

Jouez la Romantique, la Voyageuse, l’Érudite, l'Optimiste, la Sociable ou la Nomade !

Perdez-vous dans les ruelles médiévales, découvrez des bâtiments magnifiques, des marchés colorés, faites du troc de babiole avec des enfants ou rendez de petits services contre un simple repas ! 

Remettez-vous en à la générosité de gens dont vous ne parlez pas la langue ou cherchez désespérément quelqu'un qui comprenne la vôtre... 

Dans tous les cas, n'oubliez ni de galérer, ni de vous émerveiller !

DLDEA est sous licence CC BY-NC. Si vous appréciez ce manuel, n’hésitez pas à lui donner une note, une critique, un commentaire pour le référencement et surtout à le faire jouer. Les illustrations sont toutes libre de droit. Ce manuel genre tout le monde au féminin parce que c’est comme ça.

Aucune IA n’a été utilisée pour créer ce manuel. Fuck les IA. Faites des trucs avec vos petites mains à vous, même si c’est nul, même si c’est imparfait, surtout si c’est imparfait.

The ‘Gloom’ looms dark from place to place, but you ‘Golow’, can save this space…

Golow and Ster: A Journey in Footsteps

You are a ‘Golow‘, a lightbearer—one who walks the world to keep the dark at bay. Wherever there is sorrow, silence, or shadows too deep to name, your light is called. But this is no ordinary quest. This is a journey that begins the moment you lace your boots and step outside.

In Golow, a solo journaling RPG from If Not A Tavern, your real-world walks become the heartbeat of your tale. As you move through parks, streets, forests, or unfamiliar corners of your own neighbourhood, your character moves through a fantastical world of fading realms and flickering hope. Each time you return, you roll dice and use imaginative journaling prompts from the provided random tables to transform your walk into a rich narrative—one filled with strange encounters, haunting landscapes, and those in desperate need of your light.

Ster is the space expansion for Golow. Both games can be used as seperate adventures, combines into one large adventure or compliment one another by expanding the tables.

Map your travels, mark the allies you gather—whether beast, spirit, or wanderer—and piece together a world unravelling at the edges. Your journal and map becomes a chronicle of small kindnesses, epic decisions, and moments of quiet grace. And when the time comes, you will take the final journey—a mysterious pilgrimage searching for a home.

Every step you take tells a story. Every walk carries weight. Let your world become the world of Golow—and see where your light leads!

Rules light and condensed to 3 double sided A4 pages - Ster includes: rules, character creator, ship creator, companion creator, random tables for scenarios, journeys, settlements and more for your space adventures. When combined with Golow, you gain an additional 2 double sided pages, with a variety of different prompt tables to expand your voyage. 

You can see an example actual play of Golow in the video here from our friends at Critically Average Adventures.

The ‘Gloom’ looms dark from place to place, but you ‘Golow’, can save this space…

Golow: A Journey in Footsteps - A solo journaling RPG

The perfect game to try out journaling rpg's!

You are a ‘Golow‘, a lightbearer—one who walks the world to keep the dark at bay. Wherever there is sorrow, silence, or shadows too deep to name, your light is called. But this is no ordinary quest. This is a journey that begins the moment you lace your boots and step outside.

In Golow, a solo journaling RPG from If Not A Tavern, your real-world walks become the heartbeat of your tale. As you move through parks, streets, forests, or unfamiliar corners of your own neighbourhood, your character moves through a fantastical world of fading realms and flickering hope. Each time you return, you roll dice and use imaginative journaling prompts from the provided random tables to transform your walk into a rich narrative—one filled with strange encounters, haunting landscapes, and those in desperate need of your light.

Map your travels, mark the allies you gather—whether beast, spirit, or wanderer—and piece together a world unravelling at the edges. Your journal and map becomes a chronicle of small kindnesses, epic decisions, and moments of quiet grace. And when the time comes, you will take the final journey—a mysterious pilgrimage searching for a home.

Every step you take tells a story. Every walk carries weight. Let your world become the world of Golow—and see where your light leads!

You can see an example actual play of Golow in the video here from our friends at Critically Average Adventures.

‘Clearing a path, you make your way out amongst the debris. The distress signal cuts out. You search the wreckage of the SM Constitution and find a small, cracked display flickering in one of the loading hangars’.

Ster: A Journey in Footsteps - A solo journaling RPG

Our first solo journaling RPG, ‘Golow’ – was a journey in footsteps. ‘Ster’, the space adventure expansion to this game – is a journey of flight!

Ster can be played standalone, but paired with Golow, it expands that adventure.

You are a ‘Golow‘, a lightbearer—one who walks the world to keep the dark at bay. Wherever there is sorrow, silence, or shadows too deep to name, your light is called. But this is no ordinary quest. This is a journey that begins the moment you lace your boots and step outside.

In Golow, a solo journaling RPG from If Not A Tavern, your real-world walks become the heartbeat of your tale. As you move through parks, streets, forests, or unfamiliar corners of your own neighbourhood, your character moves through a fantastical cosmos of fading realms and flickering hope. Each time you return, you roll dice and use imaginative journaling prompts from the provided random tables to transform your walk into a rich narrative—one filled with strange encounters, haunting landscapes, and those in desperate need of your light. 

Map your travels, mark the allies you gather—whether beast, spirit, or wanderer—and piece together a world unravelling at the edges. Your journal and map becomes a chronicle of small kindnesses, epic decisions, and moments of quiet grace. And when the time comes, you will take the final journey—a mysterious pilgrimage searching for a home.

You can see an example actual play of Golow in the video here from our friends at Critically Average Adventures.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcEIUXnDufA

12 portraits of fantasy characters from my Patreon campaign

Inside the download you'll find 48 300 dpi png files (12 full color, 12 grayscale, 12 shaded, 12 lineart) and the Royalty Free Licence as txt file.

The Stock art is released under Royalty Free Licence.
The author grants the Licensee a perpetual, worldwide, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-exclusive license to use the art an unlimited number of times for use by one Licensee or Client, for the
Permitted Uses described below.

In all commercial uses of this art, the artist "Luigi Castellani"  must be credited, as illustrator.
This licence allows you to use the art in: 

- Print media, including text books, newspapers, magazines, journals, reports, directories. 

- Digital media, including digital documents, presentations, proposals, reports.

 - Advertising and promotional materials, including brochures, ads, product packaging, book covers, and other printed collateral materials.

- Broadcast, movie, theatrical and video productions. 

- Websites, as long as the art is not the primary content of the web page, or used primarily for attracting internet traffic or advertising. 

- Products for resale, as long as the art is not a primary element of the product. The Royalty-Free License permits only a single user or single agency client to use the art. 

If you are licensing the art for a company or organization, you may not use it for personal use or for a second company or organization. If you are a designer or agency, you may only use the art for a single client.

The Royalty-Free license does not allow use of the art in: 

- Resale products where the art is the primary element such as art books, calendars, engraving templates, prints, posters, bulletin boards, mugs, whiteboards, puzzles, t-shirts, wallpaper or any other product where the art is prominent and other elements are incidental.

 - Electronic products and services, such as software applications, hand-held devices, news services, phone networks.

This is the SRD for creating Ridden From The Horse games. It is based off Horse and Rider.

Ridden From The Horse games are two-player games that feature a unique braiding mechanic. They often involve two people forming a bond or reaching an understanding. 

The SRD is CC-BY3.0 and comes with permission to use for Ridden From The Horse logo.

Horse and Rider is a 2-player game about a horse rider taming, and forming a bond with, their horse. One of you plays the horse, the other the rider.  This game is inspired heavily by various cultures around horse-riding in Australia, from pony club girls to the modern-day cowboy.

In particular, the game draws from horse-taming techniques taught to me by a real life horseman and farrier. The braiding technique also comes from my mum's time in horseriding organizations, where she would braid her horse's hair when she wasn't riding him.

The bond between a horseman and their horse is built on trust. Using trust-building mechanics inspired by real-world horse training techniques, two players will work together to build that bond with each other. The horseman will learn the different methods that go into training a horse while the horse reacts to these attempts and will show its growing (or falling) trust as they train together. 

Will you both ride off into the sunset or is the horse a bucking bronco? Find out in Horse and Rider!

To Speak In A Strange Wedding is a no-prep, rules-lite game that takes place entirely on a gm screen In this game, each player takes on the role of someone attending a wedding. 

The problem is, one of you doesn't speak the language that the wedding speeches are being delivered in. So, it's up to another bilingual guest to translate the speeches for them as they're being given!

Inspired by an actual experience I had at a wedding in Denmark, this game was originally designed as a risoprinted gatefold zine and is being released digitally, both as print-and-play and digital only versions, here. Note that the print-and-play version is designed to be printed on A3 paper.

Generate a description of your giant monsters!

Kaiju are giant, titanic creatures. Whilst they often resemble familiar creatures, their sheer size and abilities alone make them stand out. 

Their origins may be mysterious, ranging from a lab experiment gone wrong, to a creature from another dimension that has come here to feed.

CDG 16 Kaiju gives you a series of tables for describing your Kaiju’s appearance and/or behavior, to make your giant monster memoriable! 

Contains tables that cover examples/suggestions for...

• Base Creature

• Colour/Pattern

• Diet

• Goal/Motivation

• Intellect Level

• Location/Lair

• Movement

• Mutations & Abilities

• Origin

• Weakness/Resistance

• Size & Stats

Recommended companion products, also by Ennead Games:

• “Name Maker - Kaiju” - for names suitable for a Kaiju.

• “Lifeform Maker” - for truly unique base creatures.

• “CDG 10 Mutations” - twists, mutations, quirks and abilities for creatures.

• Creature Concept series - for more ideas for the base creature that the Kaiju is derived from.

Random tables or numbered menus for determining what is found in a floating field of starships and death.

Tables for Wreckage Events, Fleets in the Battle, 2d10 Hull Types, and salvage for each of the fleets known to have taken part in this catastrophic battle that created the floating tombs along with names, salvage protocols and common salvage complications.

art by Evlyn Moreau
words by Judd Karlman

Build-A-Burial is experimental lyric craft game where you are given the opportunity to reflect on your character's death and their funerary customs.

I made it several years ago and made available on my ko-fi. In 2026 I had a Pocketopia to fund a print run and a redesign of the book itself. This redesign focussed the broader elements of the game into one built around developing the funerary customs of your ttrpg character. It can serve as a way to process their death whilst also acting as a worldbuilding tool.

The gameplay itself is relatively simple. Build-A-Burial's central mechanic is cutting out, assembling and decorating a papercraft coffin. As you build this coffin, you reflect on your character's death and funerary practices, specifically in relationship to the coffin.

The Kingdom of Gliavida appeared on Earth on August 18, 2023, at 8:48 AM, local time, some 200 miles west of the Big Island of Hawaii, in the middle of the giant subsurface mountain range known as the Mid-Pacific Mountains. Gliavida was once part of another world in another dimension, but being the last free land beset by a Dark Lord, and choked with refugees, they decided they would leave their world for another, and let their Dark Lord have their triumph.

The appearance of Gliavida in the middle of the empty Pacific was recorded by Ernesto Colon, a passenger on a Hawaiian Airlines flight from Honolulu to Singapore, who happened to be filming out the window on his phone when the new island appeared. Watching the film you can see clouds appear along with Gliavida, immediately changing as different winds from a different direction swept in. Confirming information came from satellites over the Pacific, and the world was stunned.

The appearance of Gliavida caused a disruption which was only magnified over the next two decades by the confirmation of many humanoid species and powerful magic. Wars were fought, Space stations were enlarged and filled with fleeing 1 percenters or alternately with political prisoners. A short civil war was fought in the USA, and a long and bitter one tore Russia into several different nations. Great powers fell and lesser powers became great. People fled the tumult
into space colonies helped along by magical people. The rediscovery of how to harvest Mana led to Earth humans rediscovering lost magical arts.

And most important. people were beginning to put magic and technology together in strange and interesting ways,

Now, 100 years later, the dust has mostly settled and a new world is out there. You determine what the powers are. You determine what the Solar system looks like. Your characters are all members of an organization. You decide what it does, You decide what it's funding is and where it comes from. What is your species? What have you done in your life? Are you magical? To what degree? What do you do now? It's all up to you. 

Note: We have found Advancement by Age awkward unless all lifespans are approximately equal

Hello! Technomancer Kyle is here with a small adventure module generator. I created this for the "A Mystic Wood OSR Adventure Jam". While I am not big on OSR personally, a friend showed me this jam, and its theme spoke to me... probably because I've loved ever-shifting forests like the Lost Woods of The Legend of Zelda.

This module is designed mostly as a jumping-off point, with random location generation mostly driven by keywords, vibes, and event interaction. There was no system it was really designed for, but it did use my DL Adventure Generator system I made for my game DLCards.

If you find this adventure interesting, then maybe take a look at my current crowdfunding adventure module (it's still being written) for my TTRPG NovArchaic. It's a story of people being forced to do unethical things (steal, kill, and other such things) just to make sure their loved ones are alright.
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Introducing the ''Dark Bat'', an additional monster for Dragonbane!

This monster is also included in my Bestiary.

Voici la Chauve-Souris Obscure, une créature supplémentaire pour Dragonbane.

Ce monstre est aussi inclus dans mon Bestiaire.

Return to the dime novels of yesteryear in Bunkum, the story game of high-stakes mental and psychological conflict. Detective? Purveyor of snake-oil? Government agent? Religionist? Politician? Native leader? Gossip monger? Create your character and achieve your mission!

Bunkum is a storytelling board game for 1-2 players and a GM.

Character actions include rules for convincing people, gaining information, affecting opinions, making requests, and other kinds of actions.

Bunkum uses red, white, blue, green, and yellow six-sided dice (a couple of each color).

Bunkum is a 67 page, digest PDF (half-page sized) that includes:

• Bunkum rules: rules for mental and psychological conflicts

• Hollow Folks rules: core rules for Hollow games

• Access Indeed: a Bunkum mission

• Printable maps

• Printable pieces

• Printable playmat

• 3 formats: browser/lulu-printable, printer double-sided long-edge, printer double-sided short-edge

Bunkum is a Gilead Games game. Powered by GRAVEBOUND.

There’s something different about you. You might hit harder than others, know more, or break the rules that you thought held the world together, and you’re not the only one. But no matter how hard you think you hit, someone else hits harder. Thousands upon thousands are older than you, more experienced, more privileged, and more selfish, but you’ve got one advantage, you’re a rising star, full of potential, and ready for the DAWN.

DAWN is a grid-based, combat-focused, setting-agnostic tabletop roleplaying game (or TTRPG), inspired by a wide range of battle manga, anime, and tactical video games. 

Character Sheets

Automated G-Sheets (By Ko & Sol on the discord)

Standard G-Sheets (By Me)

Printable (Included in the files)

Socials

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoelHappyhil

Discord: https://discord.gg/tabrf3DR6u

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/joelvreugdenhil

For Those Looking For A Challenge...

Content Warning: This game deals with serious topics, including depression. If you are going through a difficult time, please do not hesitate to seek help. You do not have to face your problems alone. Reaching out for support can be the first step. If you need it, you can find support resources through Find A Helpline.

Together is a cooperative and collaborative game in which a group of people face the difficulties in their lives. The Traumas that have left them fractured and continue to follow them, as they will need to support one another to move forward. Above all, this game aims to encourage cooperation and understanding between its participants.

The Trauma

It´s the reason why each participant has come to the session and should be written down in detail. It is important to understand that this does not need to be a real trauma or fear. The characters are just avatars in a world that does not necessarily have to reflect reality. This secret text will only be given to the Facilitator, the person who guides the session. They will know how and when to use it during the game.

The Session

The session takes the form of a group meeting. Character creation happens first, through a round of introductions. Each participant will tell their character’s story, sharing only as much detail as they feel comfortable with, and also explain what brought them to the session.

The other participants should listen and pay attention. They may ask questions in an orderly and respectful way, but their main task is to recognize the strengths and meaningful moments that the speaker no longer sees as valuable.

The Characters

The system used in Together is simple. It has only a few attributes and straightforward dice rolls, but the most important elements are the Virtues which provide advantages during the game.

Players do not choose their own Virtues. Instead, they emerge from how the other participants see them while taking notes during the introductions. In Together, the value of each character can also be found in the eyes of their companions, who will be there to help them when they need it most.

The Nightmare

The Nightmare is the device that forces the participants to face what is holding them back: their fears and Traumas transformed into corrupted versions of themselves.

It takes the form of an escape room, a disjointed dungeon filled with challenges that will force each participant to confront what they fear most. Its purpose is to give them the opportunity to overcome those fears while receiving help from their companions. Victory can only be achieved when everyone manages to face what has been holding them back and take another step forward.

No one should be left behind.

There must be some kind of way out of here, said the fighter to the thief… What even is this place? Or perhaps the better question is, how? Why? When? Warped and defying countless laws of physics and logic alike, this twisted hallway could just as easily be the collapsing pocket dimension of some mad arcanist as it could be the inner representation of a twisted psyche, and everything in between! Fully animated and available in three additional variants, with backgrounds varying from pitch darkness to a cloudy sky by way of a disintegrating void, this map will have your players really wondering what condition their conditions are in!

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1 page header

3 page dividers

1 oval frame

3 page borders

All files are black&white, transparent PNGs.

Free for personal and commercial use.

Please credit Alderdoodle and link to alderdoodle.co.uk where possible.

May not be used in works containing gAi imagery or text.

A.R.T. is a game about the weird things that can happen during the graveyard shift, and how your workplace might literaly try to kill you. 

If you enjoy magical realism, survival horror and carry some corporate trauma, this is the perfect outlet for you. 

A chain of signal fires dot the cliffs along the coast. No one remembers who first lit them but everyone knows what the flames represent. Survival. Red fires to the North, green fires to the South. Find the way home along the burning coast.

A COAST THREADED BY FIRE is a FATHERFOG RPG® supplement for Coastal travel, encounters, creatures and characters. This trifold pamphlet includes:

• Coastal Travel Rules for changing weather conditions,

• A Coastal Encounter table covering both fairy-tale and folklore stories,

• Some example creatures of the Fog laden coast,

• Example NPCs to begin filling out your adventures,

• Adventure hooks to sprinkle into your games, and

• Snippets of coastal lore and character. 

Use everything – Use just one thing – Make the fairy tales your own.

Your Download Includes:

• A full colour trifold

• A printer friendly black and white version
  

DEVELOPER NOTES:

A COAST THREADED BY FIRE was a Project that developed during the Fatherfog TripTales 1 Game Jam. The theme of the Jam was "The Burning Coast (or Mountains)". The idea of a town prospering due to a network of signal fires along the coast came to me straight away. I toyed with an adventure, a setting guide before landing just on an overal Coastal supplement! I felt there was room to make coastal travel interesting while still fraught with danger - and this idea was the perfect size for a trifold.

Like anything published - feel free (and I always recommend) to make it your own! 

All money made by this module is recycled directly back into other RPG products.

If you download and enjoy this module, please consider leaving a review and comments for others.

Writing and Design: Michael Spierings.
Human Made Logo by Hinokodo.
All art sourced from various public domain sources.
Textures from Texturelabs.

This product is based on the FatherFog® Fairytale Horror Role Playing Game published by Tuesday Knight Games. This product is published under license. ©2026 Tuesday Knight Games, LLC. All rights reserved. Fatherfog® is a registered trademark of Tuesday Knight Games in the U.S. and/or other countries. For additional information, visit www.tuesdayknightgames.com or contact contact@tuesdayknightgames.com.

This pamphlet was created for the TripTales 1 FatherFog Game Jam hosted by LionHearth Games.

During the filming of a new show for the Mystery! Science! TV channel, the world slowly unravels for the characters. As everything they believe in is stripped away, the characters must fight to remember what it means to be human.

The Road To Petra is a modern horror adventure which focuses on role playing and investigation with little or no combat.

After a meteor passes over the Middle East, a strange plague afflicts the Palestine city of Ramallah. As the TV crew investigate they learn the world is not what it seems. Pushing on to find the source of the strange events they find the past and present, our universe and a strange dimension called the Outer Dark are all intertwined.

• 72 pages

• Full Colour

• 6 Pre-Gen Characters

• Free To Share

Author: Chris Tregenza

Step into the post-apocalypse with the complete Dead Air line from The World Anvil Publishing. Put it fast to the table with the Seasons Quickstart, then dive into the full Seasons core book, the ENNIE-nominated (Best Setting, 2024) foundation for survival storytelling. Expand your world with Brave New World, adding community-building rules, pre-generated Sectors, and five new Archetypes. Playing alone? Solo Mode lets you experience the downfall of civilization on your own. Drop your table into the thick of it with two one-shots — Sweet Home, a perfect introduction for new survivors, and Wolf's Eyes, built around hard choices and their consequences — then commit to the long haul with The Daughter of the Blight, a full campaign to carry your group from first contact to endgame. Seven game items, one collapsing world — everything you need to build, run, and expand a complete Dead Air: Seasons saga, solo or in a group.

Wolf's Eyes is a medium-length Scenario for Dead Air: Seasons in which the Characters Community finds itself trapped in the snow with no more food or shelter. The Characters are thus sent ahead to seek help from a nearby, seemingly peaceful and prosperous settlement. But the price for survival is very high, and someone will have to pay it.

In Wolf's Eyes, the Characters will be faced with very difficult choices where no one can truly win.

In Sweet Home, a one-shot scenario for Dead Air: Seasons, Characters from a disbanded Community embark on a journey to find a new home, guided by mysterious entities toward multiple directions. Each path offers unique challenges and encounters, leading to pivotal decisions about the Community's future and a first taste of this brave new world's horrors.

The Solo Mode for Dead Air: Seasons, written by two-time ENNIEs nominee Alberto Tronchi, allows you to send your survivor on a solo mission on behalf of their Community.

Not only will the Solo Mode guide you through the entire process, Scene by Scene, making each twist as unexpected as possible - it's also a fantastic resource for generating situations on the fly for your normal games of Dead Air: Seasons.

This file contains all the Solo rules you need, a wealth of hooks and tables for inspiration, and an example of play. Solo Mode requires the Dead Air: Seasons Core Book to be fully enjoyed.

You are a Prolebeariat, beaten down by the cruel hands of your Beargeoisie overlords. After years of mistreatment and abuse, you have one option left: revolution!

Down With The Beargeoisie is a D6 game inspired by the likes of Honey Heist and Owlbear. In the game, you play a Prolebeariat who has grown tired of being oppressed by your Beargeoisie overlords and you have decided to take action. Armed with a secret weapon, your skills as a Prole and Bear and some demands, you must storm their stronghold and overthrow them. But, unbeknownst to you, some twists and challenges await you... 

The game is available in Japanese,  Danish, French and English.

You are on a journey. This journey will be long and arduous, but lucky for you, you have belief in yourself and the Cards to help you.

Heart Of The Cards is a Yu-Gi Oh! inspired epistolary game about believing in yourself. It's designed to be played solo or with another player, depending on what game mode you choose. It requires Yu-Gi Oh! cards to play.

In this game, you are going on a journey. This journey will be chronicled either through letters home or letters to another traveler. Through affirming your belief in yourself and your skills, you are able to overcome challenges that stand in your way during this journey.

I originally wrote this game on commission. The client had requested Yu-Gi Oh! cards and affirmations as mechanics.

Every morning, as the sun rises and the birds begin to sing in their nests, you awaken too. You hum through your morning protocols, running diagnostics on the solar panels on your roof and watering the plants along your walls. Aside from the sound of wind rustling through leaves, it’s quiet. Peaceful.

Inside you, the residents begin to get up and go through their own morning routines. Some shower, using recycled rainwaters. Other make themselves coffee and toast using solar power. Eventually, most of them leave for work, leaving you to your own devices.

In the basement, you recycle plastic and other materials. Any repairs that need to be made are made and whatever is not used is given to those you need it. Your programming does not allow you to worry, but even if it did, you would have nothing to worry about. If you need more materials, others would gladly provide it.

Outside, the sun shines on the city of green and steel. Where there might be grey concrete, artists have been hired to decorate it and wherever possible, plants grow freely.

This is your city, and these are your people.

Green Skies is a solo table-top roleplaying/journalling game where you play a sentient building in an utopian future. In this game, you must care for yourself, the people you care about and your wider community.

You play by writing about the residents, and the problems you help them solve. There are also mechanics in place to help you help those around you outside of the game as well.

Get Out Of My Funeral, Former Best Friend! is a two-player game that makes use of a tarot card system. You play as a ghost and the ghost's former best friend, both of whom are attending the ghost's funeral. The game explores grief, death and broken friendships.

To play, you will need two players and a pack of Tarot cards.

This town ain't easy to survive in. Or leave.

Fedoras and Feelings follows a stereotypical noir detective trying to escape the world and clutches of his author. They are doing this for one simple reason: to escape the confines of toxic masculinity put upon them by the author. 

This is a 2-player game exploring toxic masculinity and satirizing the noir genre. It is inspired by the works of Raymond Chandler and other noir classics. It looks at the classic tropes of the genre and asks what it would be like to be, quite literally, trapped in that role.

Morgalad NPC Notepad

Keep your NPCs organized and ready for adventure with the Morgalad NPC Notepad.

Designed for Morgalad 4D6 Fantasy TTRPG, this compact notepad gives Hosts a dedicated NPC sheet for quickly creating, tracking, and referencing characters throughout a campaign.

Each sheet provides space for the essential details you need at the table, including attributes, defense, health, movement, energy, and abilities all in a convenient 4.5" × 8" format.

Product Features

• 40 NPC character sheets

• 4.5" × 8" sheets compact enough for your binder, game bag, or gaming table

• Dedicated spaces for NPC attributes and statistics

• Track base 8 abilities including Spot, Search, Listen, Stealth, Diplomacy, Fortitude, Reflex, and Will

• Record weapons, attacks, damage, and special abilities

• Perfect for Hosts during campaign planning.

• Designed specifically for the Morgalad 4D6 Fantasy TTRPG

Whether you're creating a recurring villain, a tavern keeper, a mysterious traveler, or an entire town full of characters, the Morgalad NPC Notepad keeps your NPCs organized and ready to bring your world to life.

40 sheets. Countless characters. Endless adventures.

These cards serve as a full set of randomized dungeon geomorphic tiles that come in handy with world and map generation. Also they come equipped with a full polyhedral set of dice printed just above the geomorphic image so the cards can act as a completely randomized dice roll to help maximize space for small gaming tables and are perfect for those wanting to game on the go without having to worry about loosing their dice in the car seats. These cards also have the full poker suite printed on them so at the end of the dungeon you can relax by playing a simple card game to help divide the spoils of your adventure. So Grab your pack of Dungeon & Dice Crypt Cards today!

Wraithound is a tabletop role-playing game designed for 1-3 players, where you embody a unique ghost hunter endowed with supernatural abilities as part of an ancient order. Your adventures take you through haunted properties like ancient manors, desolate castles, and abandoned mansions, each steeped in mystery and spectral phenomena.

As you step into these eerie settings, you must investigate the underlying causes of the supernatural occurrences that plague these locales. Through careful exploration, you gather clues and insights into the hauntings, confronting any horrors or threats such as ghostly apparitions, monstrosities and other unsettling entities.

The heart of your task is to resolve these disturbances, struggling to banish, capture, or eliminate the spectral presence. After each haunting is put to rest, your journey leads you to the next troubled site, continuing your life’s dedication as a Wraithound to shielding the living from the echoes of the spectral world.

Highlights

• Solo or coop: play it solo or with up to three players. You don't need a game master; the procedures will guide your gameplay smoothly.

• Zero-prep, rules-light: grab 2d6, a deck of cards, and you are all set. You learn the rules in five minutes and set out to your ghost-hunting mission.

• Multiple variations: a full set of tables for locations, rooms, secret rooms, curiosities, threats, horrors, and boss monsters, together with a myriad of character options, ensuring that you'll always have a unique session every time you play.

• A peculiar oracle:  ask the oracle to create prophecy/riddle-like sentences full of mystery that you can use to come up with your conjectures about the ongoing investigation.  

All you need to play Wraithound is two six-sided dice of different colors, a standard deck of cards (jokers included), up to 2 friends (optional) and about 2 hours for a full mission. 

Here's an overview on how to play:

• Create your character by rolling or picking on 5 d66 tables for a name, a drive, a talent, a style, and a trinket.

• Create your mission by rolling on 2 d66 tables to get a location and the nature of the haunting.

• Set up your play space by distributing a few cards on a 3x3 grid, representing each room of the manor you'll investigate.

• Reveal the first cards to learn about the room you just entered, a curiosity you may investigate, and a threat or horror you must face.

• Ask the Oracle if you want help envisioning the scene or coming up with your theories about the haunting.

• Get into action to overcome the challenge in front of you. Time to roll some dice!

• Evaluate your performance, update your notes, and you may even find a secret room!

• Move on until you find and face the final boss!

It is a deceptively simple framework, but you'll be surprised how well it fosters emergent stories of supernatural investigation through the interplay of evocative prompts, oracle rolls, your character details, and your personal interpretation.  

 You can play with physical cards and dice, or online with a dedicated VTT

Your options are:

Digital package:

• 104-page, full-color, totally hyperlinked and bookmarked PDF

• Printer-friendly version of all the tables in a dedicated document

• Custom deck of cards as individual images

• Access to a dedicated VTT using the playingcards.io platform, with fully automated actions for a seamless online experience, even when playing with a group, including a custom dice roller, custom deck of cards, and a single-click prophecy/riddle oracle

Digital + PoD package:

• Everything above, plus:

• Print-on-demand version for the 6 x 9 in (US Trade) book, perfect bound, full-color interior

Add-ons:

• Print-on-demand custom deck of cards

• Print-on-demand custom pair of dice

How to use the VTT:

1. Download the file named wraithound.pcio 

2. Navigate to https://playingcards.io/import in your web browser. 

3. Drag and drop the downloaded file into the designated box. 

4. Once the file is imported, the room is opened automatically, and you can click to enter. You also have the option to share the unique URL with friends (this is a good time to copy the code and save it somewhere, so you can return later to a game in progress). 

Here's an example actual play, showcasing the rules and the use of the virtual tabletop:

Credits 

► This game was made possible by the support of my amazing patrons. Join today and get all my future games for free!

All art by Kim Holm.

Cricket is a game of glorious cover drives, unplayable yorkers, dramatic collapses, and impossible run chases. Tabletop Cricket captures all the thrills of T20 cricket in a fast-paced dice game that plays in 30 minutes or less.

Build your team, choose your specialists, outthink your opponent, and lead your side to victory.

Whether you're a lifelong cricket fan or brand new to the sport, every delivery brings the chance to change the match.

2 players

Ages 8+

20-30 minutes

d6 only

What's included in the rulebook?

The rulebook full of classic cricket artwork includes everything you need for an exciting game of T20 cricket at your table:

• Bowling and batting ability scores for each player

• Rules for deliveries, managed by a 6-sided die

• Specialist abilities for unique actions

• Captain's tactics to change the game

• Pitch and weather conditions that directly impact gameplay

• Rules for the Powerplay, extras, Super Over, and more

• 13 additional rules to enhance your games in varied and interesting ways

• 3 pre-built teams and 20 player archetypes to help you get started quickly

All packaged in a beautifully-designed rulebook.

Score a century with the Complete package

For the full Tabletop Cricket experience, you'll receive:

• The complete A5 staple-bound rulebook, 13 pages

• A custom d6 die to use for deliveries

• Large tear-off pad of 40 scoresheets, with match trackers printed on the back

• A pair of pencils for scoring

• The complete digital rulebook (PDF - spreads and singles)

• A digital scoresheet and match tracker (PDF)

The printed rulebook, scoresheet pad, and d6 delivery die are also available individually as add-ons.

Reach the boundary with the Digital package

The Tabletop Cricket digital package includes:

• The complete digital rulebook (PDF - spreads and singles)

• A digital scoresheet and match tracker (PDF)

Run with the free Quickstart

To get started quickly with fewer rules and options, get the Tabletop Cricket quickstart as a digital download, including:

• Basic rules, including just one pre-built team (PDF)

• Digital scoresheet (PDF)

The full game adds captain’s tactics, pitch conditions, weather conditions, 13 additional optional rules to enhance your games, a match tracker, two more pre-built teams, and 20 player archetypes to help you create your dream team.

All artwork used in Tabletop Cricket is public domain (CC0).

A 4.5" x 8" tear-off pad of 40 Gnydron character sheets printed in color on the front and back. These character sheets are compatible with the Basic/Expert rules and Old-School Essentials.

The sheet includes boxes for a monk’s stun attack and an area to record the character’s psionic attacks and defenses. It uses the item-based encumbrance system from Carcass Crawler #2.

A SRD and very Alpha PDF(to hopefully be updated in the future). The system plays upon our desires to collect dice. Giving us an outlet for those tons of dice we keep in our hoards. It employs a step dice system and an action point system generated from that main step dice for combat.

video on how to play: here!

Updated on 9/5/26(added monster and spell examples)

Dungeon Vault Magazine - Issue 73

Published by Elven Tower

This is issue No. 73 of Dungeon Vault Magazine. It is a compilation of adventures, lore, excellent cartography, and useful digital goodies. The content in this magazine is designed with portability in mind. Some content is written for Dungeons & Dragons 5e, some is written for Shadowdark RPG, and some is system-agnostic.

Dungeon Vault Magazine provides interesting ideas and lore to DMs and storytellers. Within this issue, you will find varied adventure ideas. The one-shot adventures found herein can easily be ported to other TTRPG systems like Shadowdark RPG , Pathfinder, Old School Essentials, and Dungeon Crawl Classics.

We have a video Preview here.

Product Overview

2 Original Adventures

2 One-Page Adventures

1 Hexcrawl Supplement

Simian Beastolk - New Statblocks

Breaking Boundaries - Unique Magic Items for Shadowdark RPG

Ruleset for Building Bases

Stand-Alone Adventures

Finding the Dragon Scholar - Level-4 Adventure

The Cursed Shrine of Darkness and Light - Level-2 Shadowdark RPG Adventure

Files Included

Dungeon Vault Magazine PDF

Separate Hi-res and VTT Maps

Hexendorf has a problem—

Witches.

Once, the women of the Brickmire Fen served Shune, the lady of secrets. Then Ord came, and the Knights of the All-Sight, and the witch hunting.

Now three sisterhoods hold the woods. The Order holds the town. Only one road leads in, and knowledge is the only currency either side will take.

No More Secrets is a hex crawl for Shadowdark, levels 2-4, where the treasure never moves — the law does.

Texts are the commodity. Everything in your pack is filed in Ord's Great Book as forbidden, common, or sanctified, and the Book is never finished. A cookbook that was worthless yesterday is contraband today. The Order pays well for what it blesses and confiscates what it bans, handing you a Looking Glass so you can see which is which — provided you meet your quota.

The witches don't deal in coin. They pay in more knowledge, and they are constitutionally incapable of keeping quiet about the sale.

Somewhere in the fen, in three pieces, is a goddess. Three old women know where. None of them will simply tell you.

Inside:

• A living classification system — one d6, and every text you own changes meaning

• Two economies that can't be compared: the Order's gold, the sisterhoods' secrets

• Witch Caches, so no encounter roll is ever wasted

• 10 keyed hexes and a scaled map of the Brickmire Fen

• Three hags, three riddles, and one lie they've told themselves for a long time

• d12 rare texts, a 64-combination generator for the rest, 2d6 encounters

• Four hooks, four boons, and a great many ways to get arrested

Hexendorf forgot Shune.

Shune forgets nothing.

The Village of Gorsk is blessed. 

You were raised to understand how special your people are. Since a time before the Fog, The Sisters of the Unbroken Flame have looked after you. Elder Grenlow says your crops bleed sweeter, the sun shines further, and the horrors of the outside are beaten back by the Sisterhood's fires. 

You can see them burning upon the Mountain. Red stars that know neither night, nor day. 

But now you've been Chosen. It's time to set out on a once in a generation pilgrimage, up the mountain, to meet your guardians in their Convent. It's an honor of a lifetime!

Go now. Gather your friends, and take only what you must with you.  

The feather has fallen. 

WHAT'S INSIDE?

A trifold pamphlet, three act drama for FatherFog featuring:

• A hand drawn map and marginalia inspired by Slavic tradition

• Three famous NPCs adapted to the wasteland of the Fog

• An evocative village with a dark history to hail from

• A dangerous mountain Pointcrawl with two paths to the summit

• A climactic finale that harkens to iconic Folk Horror

Appendix N:

- Ivan Tsarevitch and the Grey Wolf
- The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
- The Lottery

This product is based on the Fatherfog® Fairytale Horror Role Playing Game published by Tuesday Knight Games. This product is published under license. ©2026 Tuesday Knight Games, LLC. All rights reserved. Fatherfog® is a registered trademark of Tuesday Knight Games in the U.S. and/or other countries. For additional information, visit www.tuesdayknightgames.com or contact contact@tuesdayknightgames.com.

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ATTRIBUTION:

Writing & Design: 

- Logan Carter 

- Serenity Driver

Layout: 

- Logan Carter

Interior Art:

- Morgan Robison

Special thanks to:

- Deadnought for feedback and proofreading!

Bird, Falling From The Sky is a short, solo game about surviving impossible odds. You play as an aircraft pilot who's plane has been critically damaged. As you plummet towards the ground, you must try to position your craft in a slim chance to save yourself. 

A game about making choices about what to damage in an attempt to keep yourself alive. 

Requires:

• A printed copy of the Bird Sheet

• A pencil or highlighter

• A pen 

• 1D6

Not all trips are easy sailing. Along the cliffs where territory of Dagger Falls meets the ocean are a field of sharp and jagged rocks known to tear ships apart, regardless of the size.

This map release consists of four base maps; two that are 62x30 and two that are 30x30. One 62x30 & 30x30 have a camp on one of the cliffs while the others are without the camp.

Additional Assets:

Waves - DallasRT (Steam)

Included:

• Top-down 2D and 3D perspectives

• Grid and No-Grid versions

• Multiple time of day versions (morning, noon, evening, night)

• 6 POV Images

Total of 48 map images and 6 POV scenes.

Inspired by a worldbuilding game I played with my cousin, Godmakers is a 2-player game and worldbuilding tool designed to help you create a god.

With this game, you have everything you need to create and flesh out a god, as well as the beings that worship them. There are also additional rules for if the god is a part of a pantheon, so why not get out there and make a god today!

After many decades of service, the old family recipe book has begun to, quite literally, fall apart. While you plan to digitize it later, the more pressing issue is to transfer the recipes into a new book. If you don't, the recipes may be lost forever.

This is a Wretched and Alone game based on my experience transferring an old handwritten recipe book into a new handwritten recipe book. It explores the importance of food and how it can be linked to our memories of family.

YOU are a cast member of a tv show about to film
the PILOT EPISODE of a new sitcom. You and the rest of the cast
believe, should this pilot do well, a stable life of working in
television awaits. The show may not be Emmy-worthy, but it pays the
bills and reliably gets renewed. The work is steady and even as the
lights hanging over your set, and the only monster you’ll have to deal
with is the three-headed monster of the cameras.

You and the rest of your cast are wrong.

You will find yourself trapped in a loop.
Recording the episode over and over and over. Trapped playing these
characters, trapped in the world of the sitcom until you can amuse the
entity (or entities) that have trapped you. The three-headed-monster
will vanish, replaced by something much more dangerous. You will hear
their laughter, their shouts and cries, howling in the back of your
mind. 

You will stay here until they are suitably entertained.  

Pilot Episode is a horror hack of Time To Drop inspired by 1950s sitcoms such as I Love Lucy and Leave It To Beaver. The game follows the cast shooting the pilot episode of a brand new sitcom, only for something to go horribly wrong.you use a custom-written soundtrack to determine where you are in the loop; when the music ends, the loop resets, giving you a chance to fix your mistakes. When something is in doubt, you roll a six-sided die to see if the joke lands, or falls flat. 

Pilot Episode is perfect for horror fans, particularly those who enjoy Lovecraftian horror mixed with the bland, idealized conformity of American suburbia as depicted in the sitcom. It plays with the inherent horror of being trapped in a world that constantly resets to its bland, normal state, no matter what happened the previous episode. Significant research into sitcom history and aesthetics went into Pilot Episode, giving it an in-depth understanding of the themes and aesthetics being explored.

3-6 Players, No Gm: Pilot Episode is a GMless system for three-to-six players; instead of one person taking on the mantle of a Game Master or facilitator, the role is divided evenly amongst the players. When your Cast Member is not in the current scene, you will instead take on the role of a non-player character or narrator, giving everyone an opportunity to describe and introduce the conflicts the Cast will face.

Original Soundtrack: Pilot Episode is a hack of Time To Drop by Marn S., in which a time loop is mapped to the duration of an album—when the album restarts, so does the loop. This innovative concept creates a unique and fascinating experience for the play group. Rather than using a pre-existing album, the soundtrack was a part of the Kickstarter campaign.

Low/No Preparation: Pilot Episode requires little-to-no prep to play! Setting up the characters and the world is part of the session, making it great for a last-minute change of plans at game night.

To play a successful game of Pilot Episode, all you need is a six-sided die, a deck of tarot cards, a way to track your game that everyone can see (e.g. pen and paper, whiteboard), and a way to play the game's soundtrack (or a twenty-minute timer).

Gameplay in Pilot Episode begins with character creation—or, characters creation. You will create both a sitcom Cast Member and the Role they inhabit in the show; you are invited to consider all the ways your Cast Member does not fit into the world of the sitcom they work in, and how they might mirror the Role they play.

Once you have your cast(s), you and your fellow players work together to develop the style of sitcom and the rough plot of its pilot episode. This will serve as a basic timeline of events that consistently occur during the time loop. At this point, you'll also create the initial technical difficulties that the Cast Members will face and overcome in their efforts to entertain the Live Studio Audience.

Once the cast and setting are locked, it's time for filming to begin. This is the longest section of the game, as you'll go through the time loop several times in order to escape.  When you run into technical difficulties, you'll roll a six-sided die to see if you overcome them—or create more in the process!

The soundtrack is available on itch.io here.

Inspired by the Tom Lehrer song, in So Long Mom! you play a fighter pilot who sets out to drop a nuclear bomb on a country.  Along the way, you'll encounter challenges both big and small whilst also overcoming your own fears and insecurities.