Click on a picture below to see what’s going on around here. We’ve got all sorts of tabletop RPG jams, plus some general fantasy.
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- Academy: A Magic TCG Format
- Take a Look, It's In a Book
- Orcs Don't Know What Chess Is
- Ludonarrative
- 3d10 Exotic Weapons
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A lightweight tabletop RPG that leans into random chance.
Play as dungeon delvers and adventurers with strange powers, strange looks, and even stranger friends. Play as an organic Green Wizard, a Barbarian Monk, or a Ranger with total telekinetic control over all horses. Roll up a random alignment such as Pro-Fire, Anti-Plants. Do service to the fire god and throw holy fire from your hands. Make dark deals with the plant demons for incredible powers.
Art by me (And a dozen classical painters who can do real art)
The Blog
Worldbuilding, adventure concepts, and other ideas about how to run games or write fantasy.
Art by Fahmi Fauzi
D&D 5th Edition Homebrews
A collection of all my homebrew content for D&D. Everything from pop culture magic items to house rules. Drop me a line if there’s anything specific you’d like to see.
Art by Swang
Cube Legacy
A magic the gathering draft experience that can be added to any set of cards you want to draft. Print, cut out, and sleeve, then draft alongside other cards, editing them permanently! With each draft, the cube changes.
Art by Peter Mohrbacher
Obscure Games With Obscure People
A podcast where we find obscure tabletop games, play a one shot with them, and then review them. Stars a rotating cast of funny people, some laden with deep RPG lore, and some fresh faced and new. Always something different happening here.
Art by Mitchell Malloy
Blockbuster!
In this free tabletop RPG, you play as famous actors creating the newest blockbuster. Deal with producer meddling, limited audition options, and the possibility (probability) of being recast midfilm! All you need is paper, playing cards, and two d6s!
Art by Lucas Films
Fusion Dance
An RPG I wrote to emulate something at the middle point of Dragon Ball Z, Steven Universe, and the Power Rangers. Too much Japanese 90s TV led to this. Play as a group of heroes who must combine their powers to defeat the forces of evil.
