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:Otherscape Tokyo ist ein Megacity-Quellenbuch für das Rollenspiel :Otherscape, das Spielleitung und Spieler:innen alles Nötige bietet, um direkt in die gefährlichen, von Geistern heimgesuchten Straßen der Megacity Tokyo einzutauchen. In diesem fiktiven, dystopischen Tokyo mischen sich abtrünnige KIs, Nanotech-Katastrophen, gierige Zaibatsu und die Yakuza mit den Oni, Kami, Yōkai, Onmyōji und anderen übernatürlichen Wesen aus japanischen Legenden.

Dieses Buch enthält:

• Hintergrundinformationen zur Spielwelt, unter anderem Trends, Schauplätze, Organisationen, einen Leitfaden zu lokalen Mythen, einzigartige Technologien, ein Fremdwörter-Glossar und vieles mehr.
• Neue Optionen zur Charaktererstellung mit Dutzenden neuer Themensets und Specials für das Spielen von typischen Charakteren aus Tokyo wie Otaku-Neo-Samurai, die Ödnis durchstreifende Yamabushi oder Kitsune-Strippenzieher, sowie einen umfangreichen Tokyo-Straßenkatalog mit Waffen, Cyberware, Drohnen und magischen Quellen.
• Eine Yōkai-Datenbank mit 60 spielfertigen Herausforderungen und Kräftesets aus der Megacity, mit Fokus auf die übernatürliche Wesen, die durch die Straßen streifen, sich an den Cyberspace anpassen und in der kriminellen Unterwelt agieren, sowie auf Nicht-Yōkai-Gegner:innen.
• Zehn ausgearbeitete Fraktionen und Subkulturen, gegen die das Team kämpfen, mit denen es verhandeln oder denen es beitreten kann, darunter die solarbetriebene Taiyō SolarTech, das uralte Onmyō-Büro, magiebegabte Yakuza-Clans, Oni-Motorradbanden und viele mehr. Jede Fraktion verfügt über eigene Herausforderungen, Themensets und Ausrüstung.
• Eine Sammlung von Aufträgen (Abenteuern), davon fünf kürzere, die an ikonischen Schauplätzen der Megacity Tokyo spielen (Hightech-Traumtherapie-Klinik, Cyberspace-Hochgeschwindigkeitszug, die Ruinen der Nanotech-Katastrophe, Yōkai-befallene, überflutete Tunnel und ein Banden-betriebenes Badehaus) sowie ein Auftrag in voller Länge – Die Himmelsbrücke –, in dem euer Team gegen außerweltliche Kräfte antritt und vor einem transzendenten transhumanistischen Dilemma steht, das die Zukunft der gesamten Megacity beeinflussen könnte.

1943. 

Ihr seid eine Elite- Kommandoeinheit von Vampir:innen im von Nazis besetzten Paris. 

Eure Mission: 

Hitler AUSTRINKEN. 

Eat the Reich ist ein rasantes, hochintensives und extrem brutales Rollenspiel von Grant Howitt (Spire) mit Illustrationen von Will Kirkby (Critical Role, Dark Horse Comics, Space Station Zero). 

Dieses Buch enthält alles, was ihr braucht, um sofort loszulegen, darunter:

• Sechs wunderschöne vorgefertigte Charaktere, bereit, ein paar Faschisten zu schnetzeln.
• Einen ungenauen Stadtplan von Paris.  Mehrere Bataillone von Nazi-Gegnern
• darunter Scharfschützen, Fallschirmjäger, gepanzerte Infanterie, Panzer und Mumien.
• Vier übergefährlich überbewaffnete Übermenschen, vollgepumpt mit magisch verstärktem Blut.
• Leicht zu lernende Regeln, die cineastische Action, Kreativität und gemeinsames Geschichtenerzählen in den Mittelpunkt des Spiels rücken.
• Umfangreiche Safety-Tools und Hinweise für das Spielen mit Nazis – selbst wenn ihr jeden einzelnen, dem ihr begegnet, ausbluten lasst. 

The Deck of All Things is a complete reimagining of the legendary Deck of Many Things, expanding its chaos into a full 80-card tarot-inspired artifact of fate. Every draw carries two possible outcomes, Obverse and Inverse, expanding the number of effects to 160.

Offered are rewards, curses, quests, companions, catastrophes, and opportunities powerful enough to reshape (or destroy) an entire campaign. Most cards have consequences that linger long after they are drawn.

The Last Mans Guide to Thornepoint: A Dystopian Settlement

An Exploration Toolkit for Solo Players and GMs

Obey. Watch. Resist.

From Peter Norton, creator of Hollowponds Solo Sagas and writer of the Last Man’s Guide series, plus co-author of Cyberpunk RED: Single Player Mode (R. Talsorian Games), comes a ready-to-drop dystopian settlement for solo players and GMs who need instant prompts, NPCs, threats, rumours, and mission hooks.

Thornepoint is clean. Safe. Carefully managed.

The factory never stops. Black vans arrive in the night. Children are selected for the Academy. Resistance hides in back rooms, tool sheds, and glances that last too long.

Inside you’ll find verbs, thematic prompts, perimeter threats, a town map, key NPCs, encounters, mission hooks, rumours, and guidance for taking the story further.

Use Thornepoint when you need a sinister town, controlled safe zone, resistance story, or post-apocalyptic settlement where the real monsters may already be in charge.

Every street is clean. Every smile is watched.

Also works perfectly with:

Are you at the end of your rope trying to control your art budget? Have costs for illustrations just become a pain in the neck? Let us here at Postmortem Studios help! Perfect for your next modern or western-themed horror project!

Subject to the included license information. Printed size will be up to a 2200 x 3000 pixels (5X 6.7 inches) as a 450 ppi TIFF... enough to be used as a cover illustration! Included is a lo-rez version for easy online advertising.

You can use this image in commercial or fan projects, however, you may not publish it as clip art. Any company that uses images from 'Clip Art Critters' is required to place the artist's name amongst the credits.

Form-Fillable Character Sheet

for

Age of Blood & Iron

The Age of Blood & Iron rules can be found HERE

Every adventure begins in a tavern — it's where the party hears the rumor, takes the job, meets the stranger, and finally puts its feet up. A Bed for the Night lets you conjure one in seconds and make it feel real, from the sign creaking over the door to the trouble brewing in the corner.

• One-Roll Tavern — a single d20 gives you a name, a mood, and what's happening the moment the party walks in.
• The Sign Outside — a two-die name generator plus tables for the signboard and the building itself.
• The Board & the Barrel — food, drink, a signature-drink generator, and a relative price guide.
• Behind the Bar — proprietors, barkeeps, staff, and the one detail players never forget.
• Who's Drinking Tonight — standout patrons, what they're up to, and 20 lines of overheard talk, each a hook in disguise.
• Trouble at the Bar — events, escalations, and how the night ends.
• A Room for the Night — lodging quality and what the small hours bring.
• Five Taverns, Ready to Pour — finished establishments you can drop straight onto the map.

Who it's for: any GM who's ever needed a tavern right now — and any GM who wants that tavern to be unforgettable.

System compatibility: fully system-agnostic. No stat blocks, no rules text — drop it into any fantasy RPG you play.

Part of the Wanderer's Toolkit line — system-agnostic tools to build a living world at the table, fast.

Your players will never remember a stat block. They'll remember the barkeep who called everyone "friend," the clerk who wouldn't meet their eyes, the old woman who knew their names before they gave them. A Cast of Thousands builds those people the instant you need them — and gives them something to want, and something to hide.

• One-Roll NPC — a single d20 hands you a face, a quirk, a desire, and a secret all at once.
• Names — given names, family names, and bynames for folk who go without.
• Faces & Features — build, face, and the one detail that makes them stick.
• Tics, Voice & Speech — the habits and turns of phrase players will hear across the campaign.
• Heart & Flaw — a virtue worth caring about and a flaw worth playing.
• What They Want / What They Hide — the twin engines that turn a sketch into a character.
• Where They Fit — role, connections, and how they take to the party.
• A Dozen Folk, Ready to Meet — twelve finished NPCs you can drop straight into a scene.

Who it's for: any GM who's ever been ambushed by "we talk to the shopkeeper" — and wants that shopkeeper to be unforgettable.

System compatibility: fully system-agnostic. No stat blocks, no rules text — drop it into any fantasy RPG you play.

Part of the Wanderer's Toolkit line — system-agnostic tools to build a living world at the table, fast.

This sourcebook is the Players’ Guide for “the Burning Rope Clan Saga”: a new campaign set in Prax and the Wastes where players will play adventurers belonging to a Bison Rider clan.

With it players can generate a Bison Rider tailored family history for their adventurer including the deeds of their famous ancestors.

Four spirit cults (including Thunder Bird and Rainbow Girl), four hero cults and a guide to life in the clan are all included.

Although players will ideally create their own adventurers, ten pregenerated adventurers are also supplied allowing players to dive straight into the campaign if preferred.

For the Games Master the campaign itself, as well as a Praxian bestiary, will be released in due course.

This pack contains a collection of region map scale assets for you to use in your own maps. The theme of this pack and some of the assets were chosen by my Patreon community. All the assets have transparent shadows to allow layering over any ground material on the base map. All assets are hand drawn in isometric style and are provided in PNG format and as part of a Dungeon Draft file.

The assets are provided as a single large sheet and a zipped folder containing individual asset files. The assets are also provided in up to 2 variants, depending on what makes sense for the asset in question. The variants are regular and no shadow. All my assets are provided under the Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license from Creative Commons, this license allows commercial use with attribution, see the Creative Commons site for more information. If you like my assets consider supporting me on Patreon, the patrons allow me to continue producing asset packs.

The pack contatins the following assets.

 - 4 cliff segments

 - 9 Forests

 - 4 Hill sets

 - 3 Lakes

 - 7 Mountain range segments

 - 2 Rivers

 - 13 Settlement icons

 - 4 Small tree clumps

Omerta is a roleplaying game, where you play as a mobster in a ficitonal world reminicent of New York in the 70s and 80s. Steal, extort, and build your reputation through tense negotiations and backroom betrayals.

Based on my love for Mafia movies, and all things related.

A simple system, based on Mörk Borg.