So you want to homebrew a major TTRPG, combine it with another, or even just go out and make your own game with little bits of various others. Let us give you a headstart with the Fourth Edition of Master, the RPG translator!

Master is an 20-page PDF, containing:

• A full-page cover
• 9 pages of pretty charts with explanations on how these are actually full of critical numbers for converting between 8 major game systems
• 10 pages of text backing that up and explaining how to navigate between the charts

Deep under the mountain hides a grand cave. A single window high in the cave wall aluminates a scared text.

Makers tips

• The book could be divine or demonic, your players may be searching for the book to heal a comrade or to prevent villains from using the evil contained within
• Have fun!

Variations

• Day grided
• Day gridless
• Night grided
• Night gridless

perspective views for both light and dark variations

File information

• File type: jpeg
• Map size:
• 140 dpi & 300dpi
• 5 feet per square/inch

Write your own star lore and build out a mythology in this incredibly flexible, introspective solo journaling RPG!

TWO WAYS TO PLAY

CREATIVE: Draw cards and roll a die to generate prompts for characters, conflicts, natural forces, and more, then weave those elements into new myths. Play as yourself or a persona—a star-charting pirate, a princess locked in a tower, an historical astronomer, etc.—to add more flavor to your lore!

INTUITIVE: Play as your highest self and mythologize your own past and lessons learned in this new twist on journaling.

This solo journaling game is wonderfully simple, gently structured, and endlessly replayable. But if you want to add layers of richness and complexity, you can combine constellations into a cohesive mythology, allowing settings and characters to reappear in different tales just like they would in any other mythos.

Mini Gdr Storico Narrativo UNA PAGINA fronte retro A4 Pieghevole, basta1D6 carta e matita.

Per essere proiettati nel mondo dei Vichingi, delle invasioni bretoni. Un usurpatore, nessuna casa cui tornare a bordo di un piccolo Dakkar, non resta che sopravvivere.

QWEIN GIOCHI Artigiano della fantasia dal 1986

Weinfabrik "Rotgoldkelterei Altdorf" (PDF / Spielhilfe)

(Anwendbar für jedes Pen and Paper, aber vorallem für DSA)

Bring deine Spielstadt mehr zum leben, Struktur und Konfliktpotenzial!

Die Weinfabrik "Rotgoldkelterei Altdorf" ist eine detailierte ausgearbeitete Weinfabrik, für jeder Mann und etc..., die sich nahtlos in jede Pen and Paper Runde integrieren lässt. Ob als Verbündete, Stolperstein, Gegner oder Auftraggeber - dieses Paket liefert dir alles, was du brauchst (KI Skizze vorhanden), um die Weinfabrik sofort einzusetzen.

Inhalt der Spielhilfe

- Entstehung + Geschichte

- Wichtige Personen

- weitere Mitarbeiter

- Finanzierung

- Herkunft der Ressourcen

- Warum können sie so hochwertigen Wein herstellen?

- Verkaufsliste an Großhändlern + privat Konsumenten

- Aufabu der Weinfabrik Beschrieben (KI Skizze vorhanden) (kleines Bild von innen des Weinlagers vorhanden)

- Verbindung zu Casa Ferronato

- Willst du hier arbeiten?

With the purchase of this product, the Roll20 Module for this Adventure gets added to your Roll20 Library.

In Visage of Death, the characters are called upon for help by a desperate faun, Thistlecap Whisperleaf. The faun has surveyed a war-band of orcs in Grimgrove forest attempting an obscure ritual by a shunned, ruined temple. He heard the chieftain say they needed living sacrifices. The orcs marched south toward a small hamlet named Gray Hollow Mill. The party must defend the settlement from attacks.

In the captain's company, the party raids the market and confronts the criminals. The brigands stayed in the market to make sure the hanging corpse stayed there all day. Later, the characters track the criminals to their base by the docks. The criminal guild's leader is a cruel man on a quest for vengeance. In this adventure, the criminal's past is revealed; he has plenty of reasons to have a grudge against the nobles. Alas, is it fair or justifiable to slay them in cold blood?

This Adventure features maps with Roll20's amazing walls and light sources, one-click Macros, pre-generated characters, and more!

With the purchase of this product, the Roll20 Module for this Adventure gets added to your Roll20 Library.

In King of Thieves, the characters are hired by the captain of the city watch to raid Cobblers' Market. They are informed that a criminal guild of increasing power and influence named the Ash Knives kidnapped two nobles. After failing to collect an outrageous ransom, the criminals hanged one of the nobles in the market. This overt action sows panic and puts the city watch in a difficult position to retain its reputation.

In the captain's company, the party raids the market and confronts the criminals. The brigands stayed in the market to make sure the hanging corpse stayed there all day. Later, the characters track the criminals to their base by the docks. The criminal guild's leader is a cruel man on a quest for vengeance. In this adventure, the criminal's past is revealed; he has plenty of reasons to have a grudge against the nobles. Alas, is it fair or justifiable to slay them in cold blood?

This Adventure features maps with Roll20's amazing walls and light sources, one-click Macros, pre-generated characters, and more!

Balkan Folklore Classes for 5e: Guslar

In the hush of mountain valleys and the shadow of old forests, where rivers whisper and stones remember, the Guslar sings.
They are not entertainers. They are voices of memory and fate — keepers of songs that carry the weight of centuries. When the gusle’s single string moans beneath the bow and the voice rises in verse, the world listens. Spirits gather, stories wake, and sometimes, the future leans close to hear its own name.

The Guslar’s craft is born from oral tradition, passed down through families, apprenticeships, visions, or encounters with the uncanny. Their instrument is simple: carved wood, horsehair, and a single resonant string. Yet from it flows power older than kings — songs that can bless, curse, or reveal what has not yet come to pass. Each melody is both a bridge and a blade: a bridge between the living and the dead, between past deeds and future destinies; a blade that can lay bare truth, cut through lies, or strike fear into the hearts of those named within it.

Some Guslars are respected figures in their communities, their presence welcomed at marriages, funerals, and moments of crisis. Others are wanderers and omens, appearing unbidden in villages before disaster strikes, singing songs that no one has heard before — songs that later prove to be warnings. A few are haunted vessels, their voices carrying words not their own, seized by prophetic trances or ancestral spirits that speak through them.

Unlike bards, whose songs dazzle or delight, the Guslar’s voice commands reverence. Their verses recount heroic epics, ancestral laments, and prophetic riddles. A song may last hours, weaving through history and myth until those who listen feel time itself bend. Through their performances, Guslars can inspire allies, sow dread among enemies, or pull hidden truths from the fabric of the world.

To become a Guslar is to carry stories that are older than you — stories that may demand to be sung whether you wish it or not. It means walking the liminal path between storyteller and oracle, between the known and the unknown. It is to be both the voice and the echo, the singer and the song.

Their songs are not written. They are remembered, whispered by spirits, born in dreams, or carved into the land itself. Through them, the Guslar reshapes memory, names fate, and gives breath to legends.

This contains a full class up to level 20 with abilities and background, based on Balkan Folklore and culture, this is not written by a native of that area so may contain certain cultural biases from a western european point of view.

100 Settlements for DnD 5e

Are you looking to expand your world with unique, ready-to-use locations?
100 Settlements for DnD 5e is a collection of villages, towns, and cities designed to bring depth, variety, and story potential to any campaign. From remote villages and bustling ports to fortress-cities and magical enclaves, this book gives you settings filled with life and ready to drop straight into your game.

Each settlement is crafted for easy use at the table, offering a descriptive overview, a society and structure section, key locations, and notable NPCs to bring the place to life. Random event tables add unpredictability, making every return visit fresh and engaging.

With 100 settlements spanning diverse environments, you’ll always have a living, breathing setting at your fingertips—whether your players are passing through, seeking refuge, or becoming part of the community.

100 Settlements for DnD 5e is built to give Game Masters quick, rich, and adaptable locations. Each settlement fits neatly on a single page, making it fast to reference during play without slowing down the session.

While designed with 5th Edition in mind, the content is system-neutral—no rules or mechanics are tied to a specific system. That means you can use these settlements easily with any fantasy RPG.

Inside, you’ll find:

• 108 fully developed settlements: a mix of villages, towns, and cities.
• Detailed descriptions that capture the look, feel, and atmosphere of each location.
• A Society & Structure section outlining government, economy, culture, religion, defenses, and relations, giving each settlement a lived-in depth.
• Key locations and notable NPCs for players to interact with.
• Random event tables to keep settlements dynamic and surprising.

Whether you need a quick stopover, a political hotspot, or a new home base, this book is designed to save you prep time and inspire new adventures.

Settlement Categories

The 100 settlements are divided across ten diverse environments, giving you a wide range of options for your campaign:

• Forests & Woodlands
• Mountains & Highlands
• Coastal & Islands
• Plains & Farmlands
• Deserts & Arid Lands
• Arctic & Frozen Tundra
• Swamps & Wetlands
• Underground & Subterranean
• Exotic & Magical Realms
• Wastelands & Ruins