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Loke Battle Mat's "Calendar of Many Adventures" has fantasy RPG greeting cards, and a fully playable dungeon-gift wrap! "For this campaign we are creating a wall calendar (which is also a collection of battle maps), a pack of dungeon map gift wrap and a pack of beautiful RPG themed greeting...

Construct your own bespoke RPG maps! Two Books of Battle Mats featuring terrain maps which include reusable scenery stickers. Now including four integrated 12x12" pages of reusable scenery stickers to let you build your own maps...

Deck of Many Insults has started! Funding reached on the first day! Backers in the first 48-hours will receive '100 Dumb Ways to Die, in a TTRPG' PDF https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/loke-battle-mats/deck-of-many-insults

Loke Battle Mats sure got busy... :D "Calendar of Many Adventures : 2024" Available now retail. Loke Battle Maps as a calendar, plus free PDF adventures for them. RPG.net review: Review of Calendar of Many Adventures: 2024 - RPGnet RPG Game Index "Big Box of Dungeon Doors" To be released to...

Battle Systems Terrain article for the "King Under the Hill" and "The Forgotten Vault" adventures! https://battlesystems.co.uk/blog/running-the-king-under-the-hill-scenario/ RPG.net review of the Village Set, which includes the tavern for "King Under the Hill" ...

Digital dungeon, cave & sewer battle maps AND tokens & tiles to create your own maps or customize ours! Sized for VTT or print at home. Take your online adventure to the next level with our HUGE pack of digital maps and 1,000+ digital tiles to create your own layouts, and tokens to customize...

"Maladum is based on our bestselling sci-fi game Core Space, but has been reworked from the ground up to provide a compelling and immersive fantasy experience. It retains the simple core mechanics, interactive NPCs, and unique ‘real search’ system while seamlessly integrating everything you'd...

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I backed their previous, now OOP, TerraTiles projects and have been using it for my miniature wargames. They're a good alternative to owning multiple outdoor game mats, hill terrain, river terrain, and forest terrain. I mostly play solo miniature wargames, so shuffle up the tiles to make a...

"More than 100 medieval peasants miniatures and props in a 32-mm scale. Perfect for tabletop roleplaying games and wargames. Pre-supported, and tested by the Tiny Furniture team. Sign Up Now to Get Notified when the FronTier goes Live! Get your hands on a free "Village Bath" sample set! Get...

Last 48 hours! 20 modular maps on double-sided, fold out 17x11" sheets, laminated & wet/dry erase compatible. 68 page softcover book containing - 5E adventure, random encounters, unique monsters & guide to build your own adventures. 40 cards - Monster & NPC cards for quick reference

I used to be a DriveThruRPG reviewer, until I stopped because I accumulated so much RPG material. IMO, While a bad review is a concern, it's more important to get your RPG product noticed. Reviews only work when someone is already familiar with your content, or if it's suggested by a newsletter...

Old thread, but the info's still valid. (: Loke Battlemats has their retail spiral-bound 9x12 "Big Book of Battlemats, Volume III" out, and it's both a fine supplement to the larger 12x12 books (eg. Town and Taverns"), and a portable starter for new GM's. I have a review on RPG.net, along with...

RPG Encounter Toolboxes - The Veiled Dungeon & The Long Road Battle Maps. 5E Adventures. Random Encounters. Monsters. NPCs. Two toolboxes packed with TTRPG content you'll use over and over again! For more info about previous Loke map sets available retail see these EnWorld threads...

Very late reply, but Loke now has non-spiral foldout maps (as well as digital maps) with their "Box of Adventure: Valley of Peril" (retail) and "RPG Toolbox" sets (KS starts tomorrow). The foldouts are also good in that, if you need a really big map, you can just put one foldout next to each...

There's probably some sort of cognitive dissonance or distortion or whatever psychological description of behavior that would describe this. In effect, the NPC has a prejudice / stereotype, but anyone of that stereotype that he accepts is an exception, so the prejudice / stereotype is still true...

Good points, all. I've been a reviewer on RPG.net for a few decades. I'll add to suggest a target audience. I'm writing a review on Loke Battlemat's "Big Book of Battle Mats, Volume III", which is spiral-bound. Well, not every gamer likes spiral-bound. So, in the review, I'll mention the Loke...

Give them a hammer and everything looks like a nail. With D&D, not only is the game system focused on combat, but winnable combat. I ran the joke Fluffy Goes Down the Drain adventure from Castle Greyhawk, and, not only did one of my players meet Juubilex (he was on vacation) but attacked him...