An OSR setting from Charles Rice and Apocalyptic Games, a fantasy version of The Untouchables set a decade after the villains took control of the city.
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Bronze-age-punk in a dying world: Scavenger for D&D
Scavenger is a campaign setting and an art book for a survival RPG, using D&D 5e rules, set on a dying world.
Dungeon map maker: Generate a dungeon for your RPG in just a few seconds
You can now generate a whole dungeon in just the time it takes your web browser to load. If you don’t like it, hit enter, and in a flash, you’ll get a new map to explore.
Free to Download: Mutants & Mastermind’s Nothing to Fear
Written by Crystal Fraiser, Nothing to Fear is an adventure for 4 to 6 heroes of PL 10.
D&D campaign setting Vast Kaviya offers up free 40-page preview
There’s a 40-page preview of the game that’s free to download or check out online.
Against the Darkmaster funds in a day as gamers flock to the fantasy metal mashup
Heavy metal combat mixes with epic fantasy in a d100 using RPG. The Kickstarter is to pay for a physical book.
Romance and danger: GrymmWorld for 5e
A goal of GrymmWorld is to get players and DMs to collaborate on the story. To help achieve this, designer Grant Ellis has introduced the ‘Narrador’.
Read for free: GAMA’s brand new gaming magazine
“Around The Table” is intended for tabletop gaming professionals and the articles (and ads) inside it reflect that.
Deep Magic has more than $100,000 in pledges on Kickstarter
A pledge of $25 means you get a copy of Deep Magic in PDF. You also get to submit a spell.
Genre Police: The Flasher In the Jitty
The genre police take a look at urban myths and how to spin an RPG out from them.
