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 New comment on Item for GeekList "2026 Challenge: LADDER OF INSANITY!!!"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 09:56:28

by Orklord

Related Item: Nine Worlds

Rung NINE!

Rich's 2026 Plays

Rich's Rung Nine plays:
* Masks: A New Generation - 27
* Apocalypse World - 22
* Demigods - 14
* Daggerheart - 12
* Dungeon World - 11
* Girl by Moonlight - 11
* Star Trek Adventures - 11
* Hit the Streets: Defend the Block - 10
* Monster of the Week - 10


Rolled a pitiful 20
 New comment on Item for GeekList "Microbadge Request & Design Feedback GeekList 7th Edition"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 09:52:12

by kuhrusty

Related Item: Mark Herman

Proposed mouseover text: "Why do I need a Fire Card to fire!?"
 New comment on Item for GeekList "Microbadge Request & Design Feedback GeekList 7th Edition"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 09:48:35

by kuhrusty

Related Item: Mark Herman

Well, here are some versions of the first one... can't say I like them better than Sho'nuff!


 New comment on Blog Post Happy Birthday robbbbbb
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 09:21:53

by Ugavine

Related Item: RPGG News

Happy birthday
 New comment on Blog Post Happy Birthday robbbbbb
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 09:03:47

by Lux_Bux

Related Item: RPGG News

Have a very happy Birthday, Robb! 🎂🎉🎈
 New comment on Item for GeekList "Microbadge Request & Design Feedback GeekList 7th Edition"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 08:59:27

by kuhrusty

Related Item: Mark Herman

BlackSheeper wrote:

I'm sorry to hear that and I'm happy to have uploaded his last photo in action

We're talking about Judd Vance, not Mark Herman! This would be the Mark Herman Fan Fan microbadge.

Personally, i would rather it be a picture of him, zoomed way in so that you have a chance of recognizing him. Some candidates to crop from:

I think this is one of the best.

This is a good one too.

Well, I like this picture, but maybe not right for a microbadge.

Same.

I like this one, and think it would make a great microbadge, but I don't think I ever actually saw him make this face; it's not how I remember him.

 New comment on Blog Post Happy Birthday robbbbbb
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 08:45:31

by Bifford

Related Item: RPGG News

Happy birthday!
 New comment on Item for GeekList "Kickstarter RPG Game Books - 2026"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 08:40:41

by Bifford

Related Item: Arion Games

Part way through proofreading OotV. Need to get more done then move on to SA.
 New comment on Item for GeekList "Microbadge Request & Design Feedback GeekList 7th Edition"
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 07:55:53

by BlackSheeper

Related Item: Mark Herman

I'm sorry to hear that and I'm happy to have uploaded his last photo in action


 Launching - Keeper's Dossier: Innsmouth
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 07:48:58

by Jonas Soderstrom

Super excited to announce the Launch of Keeper's Dossier: Innsmouth

Keepers Dossier: Innsmouth is a sandbox style tabletop rpg supplement, inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s story The Shadow over Innsmouth. It lets you and your players explore the seaside town of Innsmouth and the horrors of the Deep Ones.

Check it out at
https://jonassoderstrom.itch.io/keepers-dossier-innsmouth

Inside you’ll find
- A map of Innsmouth
- Location descriptions
- NPCs
- Bestiary
- Adventure hooks
- Secrets to be uncovered
- The Mythos

Why a sandbox Zine?
This zine came about it a few different ways.

Most of these contents in the Zine, like the map, locations, monster and NPCs are resources I created for my own game of Cthulhu Eternal with some friends. It was fun and I wanted to share it with others who looked for a few resources to run a game in Innsmouth.

I personally rarely run pre-published adventures when I'm a GM/DM/Keeper. I wish I could say that I wanted to put my own spin to a story. But the truth is I'm just to lazy to read a whole adventure before running a game. I prefer to take and idea, do 20 minutes of low prep and off we go. Give me a map with a few locations, a monster, some secrets and I'll improvise the rest. And also an open ended game is how I prefer to run my games, and play as well.

I had a collection of notes from my game when I were planning on going to Dungeon Con in Melbourne September 2026 and they had a zine Swap. So I took my notes and tried to put them together to a zine to give away. And since I made the effort of making a zine of it, I thought I'd share it here.

So this is the type material that I'm interested in using myself, more source book than adventure, though book is a long stretch. I hope you find some use out of it. If not using it outright, then as inspiration for a game.

I hope you enjoy it, please give me feedback in the comments below.

Cthulhu Eternal Compatible
It’s compatible with Cthulhu Eternal, specifically the Jazz Age. But could easily be adapted to any ttrpg or era.

Zine Version
If you want to print this as a zine/booklet down load the Keeper's Dossier Innsmouth ZINE vX file and print, that should make the pages in the correct order to print as a zine/booklet

Quick Play Rules
This is a set of quick play rules for Cthulhu Eternal that I share with my players when we play for quick reference.

CTHULHU ETERNAL - QUICK PLAY RULES vX.pdf

If you want to print this as a booklet, print the CTHULHU ETERNAL - QUICK PLAY RULES - ZINE vX.pdf

Pre-generated characters
Two pre-gens is added as well,
- Juniper Launceston - Fortune Teller
- P. Reicher - Private Eye

They were created using the Cthulhu Eternal Character Creator

Keeper's Dossiers
This is the first and so far only Keeper's Dossier that I have created. But I have been looking for a way of creating content for different eras of Cthulhu Eternal, or other ttrpgs. And I think this format will work. An 8 page size is not an overwhelming amount of work, yet you can still cram a lot in there. So hopefully I'll create more in the future and list here.
 New comment on GeekList Solitaire Miniatures Games on Your Table - October 2026
Posted: Fri, 02 Oct 07:07:06

by squallgoku

Zombikill wrote:

i thought Armada was a multiplayer game?...solo are you sure?


Yes, you can play anything solo. Literally anything.