Hi, this is my first post on that forum, I hope I don't break any rules here, If I idd – please let me know. I'm not doing it on purpose!
So the main topic now!
Me and my friends from Poland started publishing materials for tabletop roleplaying games on DriveThruRpg. We have small number of materials in english, but we are working on many others, as we believe sky is the limit
and of course – interest of rpg players 
Right now we have two series:
"Case Files: The serial killers" RPG scenarios in English. Each scenario is a self-contained story of a single, specific case which is suitable for a realistic police-drama, urban-fantasy or a horror story. Depending on the pace, player decisions, and personal narratives, it can be played out over a single or multiple meetings. It can be a real time saver if you like investigative RPG.
You can read more about it here: Case Files: The Serial Killers Vol.1 Feeder
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/283027/Case-Files-The-Serial-Killers-Vol1-Feeder-ENG?src=hottest_filtered
and the second one is
"NPCs for the taking" - it is a series of world building resources for Game Masters. It contains descriptions of backgrounds, appearances, and motivations of 25 NPCs divided into 5 groups of five characters along with their internal relations and suggestions on how to use them in an adventure.
Example here
NPC for the taking: Postapo: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/290668/NPCs-for-the-taking-Postapo?src=newest
"Postapo" contains NPCs and short adventures involving them in the post-apocalyptic setting.
We are planing on translating more of them. For example NPC's for fantasy settings.
I assure you that my english here is not what you can read in our materials – all our texts are translated by professional translaters and proof read by native english users also All our LM Publishing resources are system-agnostic and you can easily adapt them to your favourite system.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/14830/LM-Publishing
Anyway – in that moment of our activity all the support and all the feedback are very valuable, so we will be very grateful for any input!
So the main topic now!
Me and my friends from Poland started publishing materials for tabletop roleplaying games on DriveThruRpg. We have small number of materials in english, but we are working on many others, as we believe sky is the limit
and of course – interest of rpg players Right now we have two series:
"Case Files: The serial killers" RPG scenarios in English. Each scenario is a self-contained story of a single, specific case which is suitable for a realistic police-drama, urban-fantasy or a horror story. Depending on the pace, player decisions, and personal narratives, it can be played out over a single or multiple meetings. It can be a real time saver if you like investigative RPG.
You can read more about it here: Case Files: The Serial Killers Vol.1 Feeder
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/283027/Case-Files-The-Serial-Killers-Vol1-Feeder-ENG?src=hottest_filtered
and the second one is
"NPCs for the taking" - it is a series of world building resources for Game Masters. It contains descriptions of backgrounds, appearances, and motivations of 25 NPCs divided into 5 groups of five characters along with their internal relations and suggestions on how to use them in an adventure.
Example here
NPC for the taking: Postapo: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/290668/NPCs-for-the-taking-Postapo?src=newest
"Postapo" contains NPCs and short adventures involving them in the post-apocalyptic setting.
We are planing on translating more of them. For example NPC's for fantasy settings.
I assure you that my english here is not what you can read in our materials – all our texts are translated by professional translaters and proof read by native english users
also All our LM Publishing resources are system-agnostic and you can easily adapt them to your favourite system.https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/14830/LM-Publishing
Anyway – in that moment of our activity all the support and all the feedback are very valuable, so we will be very grateful for any input!
