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Renascent RPG - Character Sheet, for use with the Renascent RPG Core Rule Book

Always in search of new fresh corpses. Here for you my necromancer!

This product includes two different version of the file: black & white and just line art.

All the files are in PNG format, 300dpi, 2500x3300 px.

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You can use this image for commercial use or for your personal project. 

You may rotate, crop, resize the image to fit your project's needs.

No part of the artwork may be resold as a stock art or as part of a stock art collection.

Autorship of the artwork must not be falsely represented on purpose. In case of commercial use, the artist (Federico Zanetti/ Follow_the_Fool) must be credited.

1919년 대한제국의 황제 고종이 덕수궁 함녕전에서 승하했습니다. 독살당했다는 소문이 돌고 있습니다. 한국 대표단은 나라의 독립을 청원하기 위해 파리 강화회의로 출발했습니다. 일제 무단통치 시대에 힘겹게 살아가는 사람들 사이에 식민지에 맞서 거사를 도모하는 사람들도 있습니다.

<삼일절>에서 단체 역할놀이를 통해 3.1독립운동 역사를 상상하고 경험해 봅니다. 참가자들은 거사 일을 앞둔 시기에 살고있는 가상 인물의 역할을 선택하고 자신의 캐릭터의 이야기를 만들면서 3.1운동의 역사를 체험합니다.

본 게임은 데이비드 웨셀리의 <브라운스타인>에서 영감을 받았습니다.

참가 인원: 진행자 1명, 플레이어 8~20명
게임 소요 시간: 2시간

In 1919, Emperor Gojong of Korea died at Hamnyeongjeon in Deoksugung Palace. Rumors spread that he had been poisoned. Korean representatives head to the Paris Peace Conference to call for national independence. In the era of Japan’s military rule, people struggle to survive day by day, but some plan to rise up against the colonial regime.

MARCH 1ST STORY GAME invites you to imagine the history of the Korean Independence Movement through group roleplay. Participants choose roles and tell the story of their fictional characters, experiencing the days leading up to the March First Independence Movement.

This game was inspired by David Wesely's Braunstein.

Participants: 1 Facilitator, 8~20 Players
Play Time: 2 hours

Issue 3 of the best new TTRPG magazine around!

Fire Giant Queen

Where the deserts blaze beneath an unforgiving sun and the mountains burn with rivers of molten stone, there rules a queen born of flame.

The Fire Giant Queen stands like a living forge upon the shifting sands, her graphite-dark skin glowing faintly with the heat of ancient bloodlines. Her eyes burn like twin rubies in the dusk, and every movement carries the calm confidence of one who commands both armies and infernos.

Her armor is dark as cooled basalt, edged in gold and hung with chains and jeweled ornaments that whisper softly as she walks. The style of her court draws from the great desert empires — silk and steel intertwined, elegance sharpened into something deadly. Slitted silk trousers move like drifting embers around her legs, layered with plates of armor and glittering chains that catch the desert light.

Her hair flows behind her like a living flame, deep crimson threaded with molten gold. Upon her brow rests a delicate filigree circlet of hammered gold, more art than crown — a symbol that her authority needs no heavy throne to prove it. Rings, earrings, and chains of worked gold mark her rank among the fire-born.

In her hand rests a long scimitar, its curved blade glowing with heat as though it had just been drawn from a master smith’s furnace.

She is not merely a ruler.

She is the will of the desert made flesh — the queen of burning kingdoms, the mistress of the great forges, and the storm of fire that waits beneath the sand.

Frost Giant Queen

Where the glaciers grind against the bones of the world and the wind howls like ancient wolves, there rules a queen carved from winter itself.

The Frost Giant Queen stands tall upon a throne of drifting ice, her strength as immovable as the mountains and her will as cold as the polar night. Muscles like chiseled stone mark the life of a warrior-queen, not one born to rule from a distant hall but one who claimed her throne through conquest and endurance.

Runes burn faintly across her skin, ancient markings of power passed through generations of the northern clans. Around her neck rests a torc of scrimshawed whalebone, etched with the sagas of her people — victories over leviathans, the breaking of rival tribes, and the long dominion of the icebound seas.

Her armor is primitive but formidable: layered furs, hardened leather, and bone plates taken from the beasts of the frozen world. Her braided hair falls over a partially shaved scalp, a mark of rank among the frostborn — every braid a story, every scar a title earned in battle.

She needs no crown.

The storm bends around her. The glaciers move at her command. And when the Frost Giant Queen marches to war, the ice itself follows.

A shoddy palimpsest of the 2001 Hogshead character sheet, revised for irritable scripturients with a penchant for longhand and marginalia.


Thriftily print-friendly and downright dense with whitespace! Useable with any grade of paper available from established parchminers and destitute rag collectors alike.


Colophon: Google Docs, a Caslon Antique-a-like courtesy of the French, and just a dash of low-res IP.

Our team voted early in 2026 to stick to specific themes for the year. For this illustrious year, The Director choose Dwarven. This set is the result of that choice and our continuing effort to expand our Dwarven terrain with OpenLOCK base options. Our original dwarven sets were iconic and made us many early fans. Now we return to see the kingdom of dwarves brought to the summit of excellence with new models, new sets, and refinements at every corner. Marc, Nasos Jacob, and Will each poured themselves and their talent into this set. Thank you for your support of Aether Studios. We can’t tell you how much we appreciate the place you’ve saved for us at your table.

The Humanoid Bestiary contains 5 new monsters ready for use in 2024 D&D 5e (5.5e) and complete with expansive descriptions and lore. The creatures include:

- Grotesque, debauched bloodsuckers that masquerade as nobility (Aedvectis, CR 7)
- Mysterious, alchemically enhanced ophidians combining magical mastery with physical prowess (Ascendant Serpentfolk, CR 8)
- Deadly, reptilian hunters, extremely proficient with both poison and polearm (Gorrlon, CR 11)
- Reclusive, long-armed giants with a hypnotic gaze (Urayuli, CR 6)
- Monstrous monks that eschew spiritual enlightenment for overwhelming physical capabilities (Vajradeha, CR 8)

Included with the product are rules for a new weapon (double glaive) and a new magic item (trophy satchel). The bestiary also contains rules for a monk subclass based on the Vajradeha and for a new, playable race (Sanguinai) descended from the aedvecti.

While designed for the 2024 rules, it can easily be adapted to 2014 rules and other d20 systems.

This is just a simple cheatsheet for either building or updating your characters.  Just print out and give copies to your players.

Countering Stereotypes is a book of ready made characters and NPCs designed for Werewolf: The Apocalypse. 

Our core concept was to provide some Garou and other Fera that fell outside the standard stereotypes of WtA. We used the same format for characters as found in Howls of the Apocalypse and we hope that you'll get some use out of them!

All proceeds for this book will go to charity.