A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Irrelevant Notes and Letters to Bamboozle Players.
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Irrelevant Notes and Letters to Bamboozle Players.
What’s So Cool About Being a Road Warrior? is now available to buy on itch.
What’s So Cool About Being a Road Warrior? is a hack of What’s So Cool About Outer Space? by Jared Sinclair. This is a rules light d6-based TTRPG about being road warrior after the fall of civilisation. The PDF contains a number of tables to use for inspiration.

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Cities of Sundara: Silkgift introduces the net caster, a weapon used by the City Watch to fire a net at creatures in order to restrain them. Here are two new rounds that can be purchased for the net caster.
Cost: 30 gp; Weight: 6 lbs
The steel mesh net round for a net caster fires a net similar to other rounds, but is made from woven steel. It is stronger than even an archer net round, but is also heavier. A steel mesh net round requires a DC 17 Strength saving throw to burst. The net has 19 hit points, hardness 5, Resistance to piercing damage, and immunity to bludgeoning damage. These nets can be reloaded into their rounds in the same way as a standard net round, unless they are broken; however, they take 30 minutes to reload. Steel mesh net rounds are rarely used, as they are not significantly stronger than an Archer net round, are more expensive and the increased weight decreases the range increment of a net caster to 10 feet. Their primary use is to make shocker net rounds, detailed below.
Cost: 60 gp; Weight: 7 lbs
The shocker net round for a net caster uses a steel mesh net round as its base but is electrified through the use of a shocker attachment. They have all the other stats of a steel mesh net round, including the decrease in range increment, but when a target is hit by a shocker net round, they must make a DC 8 Constitution check or be stunned for 1d3+1 rounds from the electricity coursing through the net. Though a shocker net round can be reloaded into their rounds in the same way as a steel mesh net round, unless they are broken, without replenishing the shocker attachment that generates the electricity, they function just like a normal steel mesh net round. Creating the shocker attachment requires a DC 18 Intelligence check, as well as access to either alchemist’s supplies or a tinker’s tool kit, and costs 40 gp (included in the price of a purchased round).
Cities of Sundara: Archbliss (5E), Cities of Sundara: Archbliss (PFRPG), 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in Ghelspad and Filler Art – Rockpile are now available to buy from DriveThruRPG.
Cities of Sundara: Archbliss (PFRPG) describes a fantasy city, the fourth for a setting though it can be used elsewhere, with details on the city itself, locations and people, rumours and new game stats.
Cities of Sundara: Archbliss (5E) is the above supplement converted for use with the Fifth Edition of the World’s Most Popular Role Playing Game.
Characters may come across rumours whilst asking around and 100 Hooks and Rumours to Hear in Ghelspad is a collection of such for the Scarred Lands. They are usable with any system and can be used for anything from misinformation to adventure hooks.
Filler Art – Rockpile has a 300 dpi hand drawn images of a pile of rocks in two versions. They may be used in commercial and personal projects.
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Encounters for Fantasy Mountains (3Deep).
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Xenoarchaeological Finds.
Robe of Many Eyes is now available to buy on itch.
This is a new background for Troika! Numinous Edition for a being that consists only of a robe covered in eyes.
A new video has been published on YouTube that previews the first few pages of 100 Rumours to Hear in a Town or Village.
The glove box in a vehicle often winds up being a place to stick all sorts of junk, though rarely gloves. This list has 20 things that characters could find whilst rummaging through such, whether in a modern setting or searching vehicles after the apocalypse.