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Free puzzle gauntlet on: Our Website DrivethruRPG Read our Blog about the tower. "While the wizard is gone, adventurers will scurry about his tower." The Tower of Lopenine is a 12 room puzzle gauntlet in a magical wizards tower, designed to challenge, confuse, and enthrall your players. This...

Blog Post Last night I playtested a new TTRPG i've been working on. The setting is a small tourist town within the SCP universe. The player characters are newly recruited field agents at a small foundation facility. The test included only 3 pages, 1 for How to Play, 2 for Character creation...

Get Crafting! Krillo's Guide is a crafting supplement for Fantasy RPGs like D&D and Pathfinder that allows players to create equipment from their environment and their enemies! The book features seven crafts with distinct mechanics, and a ton of information for GM's to create interesting...

Krillo's been travelling the world and studying crafting for years, writing everything he's learned into his famous journal. We've stolen this journal and are exploiting it for profit. Behold hundreds of hand-drawn illustrations, recipes, and schematics in Krillo's Guide. You ever wanna make...

Introducing the Hardlight Heroes of Skybound. This is the Hardlight Heroes Character Creation Preview. It includes information and resources for first-time Skybound players to familiarize themselves with Character Creation for Tech heroes. These heroes use Hardlight and Hacking during their...

Introducing the Ordinary Heroes of Skybound. This is the Ordinary Heroes Character Creation Preview. It includes information and resources for first-time Skybound players to familiarize themselves with Character Creation. This book includes 2 choices of breed, 3 choices of Sorts, 2 choices of...

Skybound is a Fantasy Space-Western involving Robot Cowboys, Elf Clones, and Aethernet Trolls. It's a d52 system that uses decks of cards instead of dice, which was also used in my previous game Westbound. This preview includes the basic rules of play, including combat, social manipulation...

Having to roll 11 separate checks at the end of each round to see if each individual gnome flees is going to take a lot of time. You didn't mention WHEN they are supposed to make these checks. Is it at the end of every round? Is there a chance a gnome would flee before a single blow had been...

It also works as a player. Finding the groups "Leader" or more social players, and asking them to try to engaged with all their teammates more regularly. Just simple stuff, like asking their advice on a situation, or asking them in character to use their character's skills, or light-banter...

I played a teifling actor who would wear makeup and shave his horns. (And wear hats or goggles to hide the nubs) Probably a lot of ways to handle it. Tell people "This is why you don't mess around with magic" and point to your face. People will assume that a spell went awry and made you that...