Pilgrimage of the Sun Guard is a solo prompt-based journaling game where you create a Sun Guard and travel alone on a quest, attempting to hold to your Code until you reach the end, facing trials and complications along the way. You are the last Sun Guard. Will you take up the mantle and ride the ancient roads?

Your friend’s girlfriend has gone missing on Teal Island, a popular summer spot. But going looking for her may reveal dark secrets this idyllic place holds—and threaten your sanity and your life. Another Ocean is a one-shot scenario for Cthulhu Dark, which is written by Graham Walmsley and copyright by Thieves of Time. This scenario is not endorsed by or affiliated with Mr. Walmsley or Thieves of Time Games.

Agents of the O.D.D. is a tabletop roleplaying game of conscripted cryptids, shaky psychics, burned spies, and other investigators of the paranormal. Based on the rules from Into the Odd and Electric Bastionland, and inspired by series like Hellboy, Planetary, and The Laundry Files. Contains 100 unique agent profiles, 20 arcana, additional rules for advancement and equipment requisition and a sample mission with cryptids from lumberjack folklore. (adapted from itch.io page)

The Mecha Hack is a tabletop roleplaying game of titanic warmachines and their intrepid pilots, made with The Black Hack. The Mecha Hack is fast, fluid, and fun, with a focus on cinematic, narrative gameplay inspired by anime and other mecha properties. Inside this A5-sized, 40-page book, you’ll find the complete Mecha Hack ruleset; four mecha chassis and four pilot archetypes; over a dozen add-on modules for your unique mecha; GM tools and mission generators; more than 30 enemy statblocks; printable monsters, mechs, and objects; and so much more! (from itch.io page)

The world was broken, a long time ago. We’ve fought hard to build something better in the aftermath, but we’re haunted by the ruins, weapons, and monsters of the past. Will you scratch out a corner of paradise, or will you give in to the temptations of the gun on your hip? [BXLLET> is a game about systems of violence and power in a world rebuilding itself. As wandering gunslingers, you’ll travel the world and do what you can to help the people you encounter. You’ll become more powerful the more bullets you carry, but you’ll also struggle with the responsibility that power carries with it. Violence will come easily to you, but can you feed crops with rivers of blood? (from itch.io page)

In Under Ashen Skies you take the role of a person who awakes in a world of darkness, loss and horror with no memories of who they are. In order to understand who you were and what this place is, you must venture out from your apartment, the only place seemingly safe, and explore the different locations and locales of the town of Riverside, encountering other inhabitants of this strange place (some of them as lost as you are, others with a semblance of understanding), indescribable horrors, and pieces of your broken mind that will help you learn who you really are.

This book serves as both an artbook, showcasing Shawn Dickinson’s wildly imaginative illustrations for Helluva Town, and an adventure guide, filled with over seventy-five ink-saturated, outrageous adventure hooks! Every page is an explosion of creativity and pure cartoonish insanity, thanks to the illustrations by Shawn Dickinson.

When Duke Duncan Muckman died, he left no heirs. His lands are overseen by the wicked Amon Uulie. Now, an heir has appeared with a quest: brave the Undermuck, retreive the artifacts of ducal office, and unseat Amon. However… the old dead duke isn’t so dead anymore. BENEATH THE MUCKFORT! Delve into a perilous dungeon crawl Discover exciting new relics Face the agents of House Uulie Join an ancient order of skeletal warriors Survive the many perils of the Undermuck … if you can! 36 PAGES OF OLD SCHOOL FUN Beneath the Muckfort is a handcrafted dungeon delve zine, packed with over two dozen illustrations. It is a dangerous sandbox, leveraging the powerful dungeon procedures from Cairn 2e to ensure that every play is different and exciting.

A DEAD PLANET, A FORSAKEN KNIGHT AND A GROUP OF STRANDED SPACEFARERS Earth is dead, once radiant with heroes and villains, gods and monsters, myth and magic. Then the Horror from Beyond fell upon it, a baleful thing of void-born malice. Now ghouls prowl the blasted wastes and decaying ruins, seeking their absent master. The Knight Errant alone defied that cosmic pestilence. He shackled the Horror within his own flesh, becoming both prison and prisoner. Centuries later he endures, frozen in his sanctum, a sentinel damned to eternity. Far across the gulfs of space, the scattered progeny of Earth raised civilizations of metal and science, trading magic for machines. Yet the old world lingers in legend, attracting spacefarers and outcasts. But a few, burdened by mischance, are cast down upon this necrotic sphere, stranded in the shadow of forgotten ruin, where only peril promises reward. Winner of the 2025 Appx. N Jam’s Audience Pick (#1 out of 227 entries) The Knight Errant: Expanded Edition is a science fantasy old school Tabletop RPG adventure (3 - 5 sessions), designed for any Mark of the Odd games (Into the Odd, Electric Bastionland, Cairn, Eco Mofos!!), inspired by the works of Weird Fiction authors such as Clark Ashton Smith, H. P. Lovecraft, Jack Vance, and Michael Moorcock. Featuring: A necrotic wasteland with five locations and a nine room dungeon for a short campaign, drawn in isometric style! Illustrations for the NPCs and creatures that the players will encounter! Portents for each location, inspired by Omens from Mythic Bastionland and Corpo schemes from Eco Mofos!! Islands of Weirdhope. The locations have their own story to tell! Three factions right out of the Weird Fiction genre. Cultists, Robot Soldiers, and Wasteland Survivors! Random Encounters Tables and Random Treasures Tables to support your GMing needs! PDFs, colored and black & white, single and spread Zip file containing the illustrations and maps! 3 - 6 sessions worth of adventure! What they say about the original: “The Knight Errant is excellent, with a unique, pulpy theme, decent, if terse, writing, and compelling spaces.” - Idle Cartulary (Playful Void) “…Really combined science fiction and fantasy extremely effectively.” - Lex Mandrake (Dank Dungeons) “They have tremendous talent, both in the visual design and the writing.” - TonyPlusOne The Knight Errant is licensed under the Mark of the Odd licence. It is designed to be played using Into the Odd, Electric Bastionland, and other rules-lite OSR/NSR games. Into the Odd and Electric Bastionland are created by Chris McDowall.

Spacefarers discover a dead planet and detect a single lifeform in an ancient ruin. Inside lies the last member of a knightly order, frozen alive to seal an ancient cosmic horror. If freed, he may doom the stars. If left alone, he suffers for eternity. The Knight Errant is a 4-page science fantasy Mark of the Odd adventure for 3 – 5 players. Inspired by the works of Weird Fiction authors such as Clark Ashton Smith, H. P. Lovecraft, Jack Vance, and Michael Moorcock. The adventure is a submission for Appx. N Jam. Featuring: A tragic NPC, an intriguing lore, and looming dread! A ruin featuring 7 rooms and its exterior, presented in a hand drawn isometric style map to provide visual information for Referee and Players! Stats for The Knight Errant and a creature popularized by one of the Weird Fiction authors! Random Events Table to make things more exciting during exploration! The Knight Errant is licensed under the Mark of the Odd licence. It is designed to be played using Into the Odd, Electric Bastionland, and other rules-lite OSR/NSR games. Into the Odd and Electric Bastionland are created by Chris McDowall.

Campfire is a storytelling game for 2-6 players, designed to be played in an hour or two with cards, coins, and a special cloth playmat. During a game, take turns as the Narrator and weave together people, places, and things using flavorful story prompts to set the scene. Collaborate to thrill, surprise, and terrify! Draw and interpret unique narrator cards to fuel your Campfire for never-the-same-twice gameplay Cast embers into the fire: the terrified people, the cursed places, and awful things of your story Collaborate, improvise, and shiver with this zero-prep storytelling game for any type of horror If you’re a fan of approachable storytelling games like Fiasco or anthology horror like Are You Afraid of the Dark? or Creepshow, Campfire is for you! Tell a story, from creeping start to bloody end, in a single two-hour session, all with zero-prep. Includes cloth playmat, complete rulebook, 141 cards including 8 unique story decks, 10 custom metal coins, and pad of 50 2-sided ember cards. Story decks included: Mosh Macabre by Adam Vass Shed blood in the circle pit in this gory punk rock horror show. What would you do on your final night alive with a busted up six-string, a fist full of hate, and a smelly room full of leather-clad freaks? Flutter by Banana Chan Things go wrong on an idyllic no-screens rural getaway with friends. Horror creeping like the slow flitter of colorful wings. Kate M. Blood by Epidiah Ravachol Teenagers spend their weekends after curfew hanging out in the Riverside Cemetery. Then the women in white walked through their party. Amidst the Stilts by Giuliano Roverato On the mangroves of Brazil, an indebted loser finds a chance at a better life and something that should be left alone. A mysterious wooden saint cries dark tears. The Emerald Triangle by Linda H. Codega At the edge of the state where hippies stake out a final piece of farmland, biker gangs ride, and cryptid hunters lie in wait, hoping to catch a glimpse of sasquatch. Pieces of Me by Maria Mison Clinical psychology states that trauma is the ultimate killer, stealing memories one would never recover. From the frayed bits and details, could you piece together the truth of your diagnosis? Family Vacation ‘94 by Trevor Henderson In theory, this had been the vacation they’d been waiting for. But after taking a strange shortcut, they’ve found themselves trapped in a maze of rust and dirt, ancient and abandoned. The Babel File by Will Jobst They came from another place, pressing down cropfields in swirling fractals. It didn’t feel real until we were there, trespassing and camped out in a hayloft, waiting for…anything.

“By the grace of Solis, all shall be welcome” “By the will of Solis, all shall be equal” “By the hand of Solis, all shall be safe” “And so the night shall not consume us” Promises made and promises broken, words that spelled the death of an entire civilization. Abducted from the surface and trapped below, a world bent to the maniacal will of the Sun-King. For half a millennia, this world remained sealed until now. What slithers and lurks in the dark after such a time? Ave Nox is a system-neutral mega-dungeon of forgotten history and disaster buried deep in the dark of the earth. Players take on the role of sanctified archeologists, opportunistic delvers, or despised grave-robbers, all converging on a massive newly unearthed ruin. What starts as a curiosity turns into a grand expedition as the ruin reveals itself to be a subterranean megastructure, complete with ancient technology, strange treasures, and still-living agents of the Sun-King… Cunning and curious adventurers may overcome the dangers and unravel the mysteries of this place, yet a greater peril awaits in the farthest depths. Deep in the dark, the Sun-King plots his apocalyptic return, one that will bury the world above in a tidal wave of fire and darkness.

In the Ironsworn tabletop roleplaying game, you are a hero sworn to undertake perilous quests in the dark fantasy setting of the Ironlands. Others live out their lives hardly venturing beyond the walls of their village or steading, but you are different. You will explore untracked wilds, fight desperate battles, forge bonds with isolated communities, and reveal the secrets of this harsh land. Are you ready to swear iron vows and see them fulfilled — no matter the cost?

In this latest expansion for Ker Nethalas: into the Midnight Throne, players can find a plethora of new options for their characters. Introducing five new Mastery Abilities for each existing Mastery, plus multiple new Masteries, the number of potential character builds is expanded exponentially.

Welcome to Ker Nethalas: Into the Midnight Throne, a single player dungeon crawler set in an endless necropolis. With the tools presented in the book you’ll tell the story of your character who, after miraculously surviving an execution, wakes up to realize that their problems have just begun, and that there are fates worse than death. When you sit down to play Ker Nethalas: Into the Midnight Throne, you, the player, take on the role of a single character. Your PC is your avatar in the dark tunnels of the necropolis, and your decisions (and luck!) will determine their fate. Ker Nethalas: Into the Midnight Throne uses a simple D100 ruleset to resolve all tasks. Whenever a PC tries to do something and the result isn’t evident, or there is something at stake, you will need to perform a check. This is done by rolling D100, and comparing the result to the corresponding skill on the character’s sheet. If the result is equal or lower than the skill’s score, the check is a success. Combat is a big part of what makes Ker Nethalas: Into the Midnight Throne unique: characters need to manage their resources while being smart about their choice of powers used. The opposed combat check makes combat unpredictable and will require your constant attention, as you evaluate the different options that will open to you depending on your luck and actions.

Path of the Aram Thyr is a Role-Playing Game based on the D20 system. This means it’s largely compatible with most, if not all, other D20 retro-clones and published material, new and old. In Path of the Aram Thyr, you play as one of the titular Aram Thyr, a warrior in their path towards perfection in the art of war, exploring strange lands and dealing with unimaginably powerful foes and beasts. As an Aram Thyr, you have mastered everything they taught you in your homeland of Eorna Gynn. You thought yourself a master, and few could really stand to face you. But then, the mists that made travel outside of Eorna Gynn suddenly vanished, and a new land opened to those brave enough to traverse the Sea of Shards. Upon arriving on the shores of a place the locals call Aestran, you quickly discovered that you are far from the master you once thought you were. A new world of power and improvement opened before you, and you set on your path. Path of the Aram Thyr is best played with a Game Master (GM) and a single Player Character (PC). There is nothing stopping you from playing it with a bunch of friends, but the game thrives when it’s “me versus the world”, and this is best achieved when there’s a single PC. We have also provided simple GM-less rules and tools, for those wanting a purely solo, or co-op experience.

Stitcher is a turn based game. At the beginning of a new game, a Game Master (GM) sets the expectations for the game’s themes, tones, and setting. Players take turns describing the actions of their Playing Character (PC), while the GM reacts, directs entities, and narrates consequences. The GM can take extra turns to introduce a setting, or to narrate interludes, time skips, etc. In Stitcher, players have to “stitch” together narrative and game elements to assemble dice rolls that can be used to overcome obstacles. On top of that, optional Mods can be “stitched” to the core game to expand and customize it with additional rules. To play, only a good bunch of D6s and a way to take notes for the GM and players should be needed. I want the core rules to allow for an easy set up with your friends at the pub with just an app to throw dice and another to take notes. The base setup is casual and relies on the narration of the GM, but Mods can add crunch and depth to the system. Principles Easy to pick up, easy to hack and expand upon Setting agnostic, geared towards action and narrative Narrative and fun > rules, with good rolling dice dopamine Classless: characters can do what their equipment warrants, plus playstyle Simple D6 pools, with exploding dice Dual axis of interpretation: mixed successes and failures

“Grimwild is a streamlined, character-driven, cinematic fantasy RPG. The goal with Grimwild is simple. Take D&D-inspired heroic fantasy, with its 12 classes and super tropey monsters, and match it up with a super fast, cinematic narrative rules system. The rules are concerned with the dramatic over the realistic, and minimizing detailed tracking. The game is very low-prep for the GM. The fiction maps to the rules simply, on-the-fly. Designed to run in your own setting (or a published one), or use our pointcrawl exploration system and collaborative worldbuilding to create emergent storylines. Characters earn bonus dice for pursuing self-set goals, pushing the story in the direction they want. The GM is given a clear GM framework of principles and moves to run the game by. Get strong player buy-in with the adventuring party creation system and creative freedom for the players. The rules create fluid action and gets rid of the mechanical slog that bogs down D&D. And all of this with GREAT ART from artist Per Janke, creating a consistent vision throughout the book.”

Humanity is cursed, host to a roiling psychic sea barely understood or controlled, a phenomenon arising purely from the darkest portions of the human soul. While most humans are blissfully unaware of its presence, others are more sensitive. When it grows wild in these hosts, SINS appear, terrifying supernatural monsters that are anathema to reality itself. CAIN is the solution, the global supranational shadow organization dedicated solely to the hunting and execution of sins. It’s mission is clear, its purpose steadfast. Is there anything better than a good hunt? Just think, you’re all set to slaughter to your heart’s content. YOU are an exorcist, a powerful psychic soldier and tool of CAIN, honed and wielded for one purpose: WIPE OUT THE STAIN From Tom Bloom (Magnagothica Maleghast/Lancer RPG): a new narrative role playing game about playing psychic death soldiers hunting monstrosities made of human trauma. So it goes. Includes: *Rules for making exorcists, powerful psychic soldiers on a campaign of extermination. Nascent monstrosities themselves, they must struggle against the limits of their own expanding powers and bodies. *Rules for creating sins, psychic abominations created when their hosts’ latent psychic powers burst free of their body, spurred on by trauma and suffering. Unraveling the mysteries behind their birth and the tragic circumstances of their hosts can weaken them and be used as a weapon in the final confrontation, lending equal weight to investigation and combat. *Rules for running hunts: tense investigations that culminate in a climactic execution scene inside of the lair of the beast Character sheets and hunt sheets for easy organization *Over 150 pages of insanity, art, and stickers with an aesthetic inspired by lo-fi manga, visual collage, and barber beats album covers. Slash, and slash, and SLASH AWAY. UNTIL IT IS DONE. (Taken from the CAIN itch.io page)

Outclaws is a quick-play fantasy heist TTRPG inspired by games like Lasers & Feelings, Honey Heist, and Blades in the Dark. In Outclaws, you play as a crew of monstrous little outlaws sneaking into an evil dragon’s lair to pull off a legendary heist. While the players are skilled thieves, the DM is the Dragon Master (really more like its fancy butler). The game is easy to run & play, with tables to help the players make unique outlaws with magical thieving gear, and help DMs design the dragon and lair they will be stealing from! Number of players: 2-6 + a DM Length: 2-3 hours per heist!