Role playing game software and accessories
Reminder: Our 30% off everything sale for GMs Day is happening now & runs through the weekend. Unlike most of our sales, this one covers everything in our store including software & icons, as well as our Sidequest Decks, DungeonMorphs, …
A couple days ago we previewed the map. Here is a full draft of a sidequest by Aaron Canton: Tags: Demons, Holy powers, Religion An evil demon (alternate: carrion eater) has taken over a cathedral and is using it as …
Our DungeonMorph Dice (and the matching cards, font, etc.) have a small letter code on each die. These help tell you which one belongs to which set. In case you’re wondering (and have lost the original boxes) here they are: …
Today we preview another pulp adventure sidequest: The PCs race against an expedition funded by the ailing Thomas Edison to find the 4th and final piece of the Parthian Battery, a source of almost limitless electricity. Getting the PCs involved: …
Cathedral of Sin:
Our 30% off everything sale for GMs Day is happening now & runs through March 4th. Unlike most of our sales, this one covers everything in our store including software & icons, as well as our Sidequest Decks, DungeonMorphs, NPC …
Our Patreon icons previews wrap up with the battlemat set. This is an eclectic set, so the preview below doesn’t show them all. It has a shell house interior in the corner as a cut-away and a larger arena battlemat …
Although we’ve been making a blog post every day so far this year, we have dropped off from making Worldographer videos for a while. That’s changed with this comprehensive (54 minutes) look at the basics of Worldographer. While it doesn’t …
This post has our third preview for our Patreon (sort of an opt-in subscription) monthly map icons. Below is a village/small town map made with our Settlement “Weird Natural” icons. Because the settlement icons are usually buildings but the theme …
And now for a Pulp Adventure sidequest: Background Info: The “Q Source” document is a theoretical document many real Biblical scholars believe existed. Some passages of Matthew and Luke are very similar, making scholars they are borrowed from another unknown …