Add timeless arcane charm to your tabletop RPG campaigns, homebrew supplements, and indie game projects with this richly detailed fantasy wizard character art pack.

This pack features a classic elderly wandering wizard depicted across multiple poses and angles including front, back, side profile, and three-quarter views, plus a detailed portrait close-up showcasing the character's kind yet weathered expression, deep-set wise eyes, and long flowing white beard. The wizard wears tattered layered brown robes with a rope belt and traveling satchel, a wide-brimmed pointed hat with a weathered curl at the tip, and carries a gnarled twisted wooden staff.

Rendered in a warm, expressive comic art style with flat color fills and clean ink linework in earth tones of tan, brown, and aged linen — clean white background, ready for immediate use in your publications.

Perfect for:

• Tabletop RPG supplements and adventures
• Homebrew campaign books and character guides
• Indie video game development
• Fantasy novel and book cover illustration
• Digital and print publications

Commercial License Included:
This pack includes a full commercial use license. Use these assets in your published products, supplements, books, and games. No attribution required.

What's Included:

• High resolution JPG character turnaround sheet
• Transparent PNG files — place characters directly onto any background with no clipping required
• Fully editable vector files — scale to any size without quality loss, customize colors and elements in your preferred vector software
• Multiple poses and angles
• Detailed portrait close-up
• Print and digital ready files

The Yellow Deck: Mass Combat Cards for USR Sword & Sorcery

Armies of bronze and iron. Wizards on the wind. The fate of cities turning on a single charge.

The Yellow Deck is a set of physical cards designed to bring the savage spectacle of pulp sword-and-sorcery warfare to life at your table. When the Crypt Keeper describes ten thousand screaming spearmen cresting a ridge under a blood-red sky, these cards are what you lay down in front of you.

Every image in the deck was drawn from the visual language of the genre's golden age — bone-handled weapons, rusted relics of forgotten empires, artifacts that hum with the power of dead gods. The arrows are not clean and fletched. They are barbed, ancient, pulled from the quivers of desert raiders and jungle warlords. The axes bear spiral carvings that predate the kingdoms they're now destroying. The crossed swords look like they were pulled from a tomb.

Turn a card portrait and your archers are in column, moving fast through broken ground. Flip it landscape and they've spread into a firing line. No rules lookup. No negotiation. The table sees it instantly and the narration follows — the Crypt Keeper describes the war-drums quickening as the line extends across the ridge, the players can feel the moment change.

The Routed card — vivid red, fleeing figures, a standard torn by wind — hits the table like a verdict. A unit's morale is broken, its men scattering into the smoke, and everyone at the table knows it before a word is spoken.

The Yellow Deck doesn't manage your battle. It shows it. It gives your Crypt Keeper a visual stage and your players a reason to lean forward and narrate the carnage alongside you.

For use with USR Sword & Sorcery Book Two: Mass Combat & Magic. Vanishing Tower Press.

Get all the combat colors! Red Deck, Blue Deck, Green Deck, Yellow Deck, Purple Deck. 5 different sets in all each with their own unique images and symbology. These "generic" battle cards allows players to customize armies for their game, matching cards with types. Change the card key and you have an entirely new army!

This is a two-page landscape referee aid for Twilight: 2000 4th Edition, designed for use at the table during the combat phase.

Page 1 - The Attack Sequence
A complete flowchart of ranged combat resolution: aim, shoot, hit location, armour, critical injuries, CUF and suppression. Turn structure, actions, range bands, movement, and pushing consequences.

Page 2 - Cover, Line of Sight & Modifiers
Every to-hit modifier for small arms in a single table. Directional cover explained with clear rules. Line of sight checklist. Close combat resolution. Overwatch. Terrain types and infiltration. Visibility and darkness conditions. Stress and rally.

All content is RAW and straight from the Player's Manua built in landscape A4, military palette, flowchart layout

A third page covers the Community Content Agreement and Free League Workshop attribution.

/ Across 40 jam-packed pages you’ll find:

A Twisting Murder Mystery - Overflowing with violence, vice, greed, and despair.
A Sandbox Sector - To bring further life to the immense beast that is Prospero’s Dream.
Corpos, Gangs, & Businesses - For players to interact, haggle, manipulate, and fight.
Time-Looping Madness - Distorting reality and adding a new dimension to time-pressure.
Random Tables - NPCs, glitching realities, POIs, random encounters, and much more.
Vibrant Art - Every shade of magenta imaginable, hand drawn by talented artists!

/ What's Terminal Directive?

Terminal Directive is a 36-page murder mystery set in a sandbox sector of Prospero’s Dream, a race against the clock to solve a murder before it occurs.
Each day a chaotic search for clues before everything resets. A cascading and faulty time-loop where if too long is taken, horrifying glitches in reality begin to occur. 
Terminal Directive takes place in a standalone sector within Prospero’s Dream, linking loosely to a number of standing organizations and characters that reside within the towering space station.
  The module contains numerous ways for an inquisitive party to “solve” the murder, alongside the dilemma of personal gain vs risking the more devastating and permanent effects of the time-loop’s breakdown.

/ What’s the plot?

Professor Harton is dead... at least... she was.
An expert in space-time manipulation, the professor has rigged a haphazardly designed, localized gravity-emitter that will reverse time 24 hours upon her demise.
The local sector now lies in the past, and the professor’s A.I Terminal, (P.A.I.G.E), is desperately trying to track
down its missing creator, hiring anyone within reach who seems like they might be up to the task.
Having never been used before, the time-loop is far from stable. And the more resets that occur, the more that time and matter begin to break down. To make things worse, the Professor was far from a simple woman, with drugs, gambling, and shady figures all standing menacingly in her fallen shadow.
The party arrive as things are looking bleak.
They aren’t the first group to try and solve the murder and stop the loop, but if they don’t do something soon, they WILL be the last.

Life-Paths: A Sci-Fi Supplement

Made for Mothership.

Inspired by life-story systems found in many classic TTRPGs, this supplement aims to quickly and enjoyably provide greater 
depth to a character’s backstory, offering mechanical and narrative boons and banes through the random chaos of rolling dice.

Arising from key points in a character’s past, the player holds the power to choose what path is tread, but the dice hold their fate. 
Life-Paths are also designed to inspire the player and GM in fleshing out their character’s story, 
with the narrative of events (and outcomes) easily expanded upon. 

Life-Paths can be run before or after the rest of a character’s creation. The supplement is designed to be easily implemented, 
with a path taken, an event chosen, dice rolled, and the results given; perks or penalties depending on luck and fate.

This supplement covers the four Core Classes in Mothership: Marine, Scientist, Teamster, & Android
With five background concepts designed for each class.

This deck of oversized cards (roughly the size of tarot cards) includes 72 special effect cards designed for the Thirteen Parsecs: Beyond the Solar Frontier RPG, but intuitive to use with almost any RPG, especially those designed for OSR or the World's Most Famous RPG. Each card includes a text-based description of the card's function in game. By default the card may be played once, and additional plays require the expenditure of Fate Point (or drama points, hero points, luck points, whatever your preferred player agency mechanic might be). 

Also included are two double-sided cards with guidelines on using the deck, how it can complement or replace Fate Points or other Player Agency mechanics in your game. Add some dynamic excitement and surprise to your game with the Thirteen Parsecs: Beyond the Solar Frontier Fate Deck! 

This deck is also 100% compatible with other Powered by O.G.R.E.S. games, including Night Shift: Veterans of the Supernatural Wars and Wasted Lands: The Dreaming Age!

Note this is NOT a tarot deck! It is a game mechanics deck designed to add some fun, excitement, and dynamics to your favorite swords and sorcery, urban fantasy, or other action/adventure themed game.

*Art by Nick Ong - used under license

This is an adventure for Cepheus Engine.

The travelers are approached by a naval officer from the Pembian Empire. The Empire has had a hostile relationship with another entity living in the same sub-sector. The Rysnian Federation is a military alliance of like minded worlds living in the same sub-sector with the Empire. The two entities have had a few skirmishes but no major conflicts.

The Empire, however, has plans for expansion. But there is little in the way of unclaimed planets in this part of the Sonora sector. Most of the unclaimed planets are unclaimed for a reason. One is a desert world. One is a vacuum world. Another is an active manufacturing hub with many friends and allies. In order to expand the Empire needs to win a decisive victory against the Federation and claim some of their territories as “reparations” after the war concludes.

The Empire has a plan. They want to initiate a devastating first strike on a Rysnian Naval base at the planet Rangesogal. This world is a vacuum world populated only be a few scientists. The naval base is located at the second moon to this planet. What the scientists are actually doing on Rangesogal is unknown.

Navy Lieutenant Quentin Kim of the Pembian Empire offers CR 500,000 for the travelers to do “a little prep work” before this attack begins. This work will consist of espionage, sabotage and other acts which will aid in the success of the Pembian attack.

Description
A hidden forest clearing surrounds a massive cauldron where a witches’ coven gathers under dim light. A raven watches silently from the branches as the dark ritual unfolds, while they summon an unknown force from the depths of the woods


Perfect for dark fantasy adventures, witch covens, and occult encounters

Map Details

• Size: 30x18
• Grid: Square (1 cell = 5 ft)
• Resolution: Full HD (1920px), 4K (3840px)
• Versions: Gridded & Gridless

Includes:

• Seamless Animated Loop (WebM + MP4, no audio)
• PNG Files (gridded & gridless)

Key Features

• All formats are available in Full HD and 4K resolution
• Precisely Aligned Grid (30x18)
• Seamless Loop Animation: No visible transitions

License
This map is intended for personal use only.

Commercial use, redistribution, or resale in any form is not permitted.

Credit: Xundra Maps

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THE STORY

The old kingdoms of Karnaxos are dying. Centuries of warfare, plague, famine, and corruption have left vast territories abandoned, their rulers weakened and their people desperate for something new. Into this vacuum has risen the young kingdom of Varam-Ashur, a realm carved from frontier settlements, reclaimed ruins, and conquered tribes along the fertile valleys of the Red Serpent River. Built atop the remnants of forgotten civilizations, the kingdom possesses rich farmland, thriving trade roads, ancient fortresses, and hidden vaults buried beneath black hills. At its center stands the newly built city of Varameth, a magnificent bronze-walled capital whose rulers seek legitimacy among the powers of Karnaxos. Yet the kingdom's future may depend upon a legendary prize known as the Crownstone of Ashur, an artifact said to grant divine right to rule and hidden somewhere within the nearby ruins of Ezrakar-Tul. Five powerful factions now compete to claim the relic. The Bronze Throne seeks stability and royal authority. The River Clans seek independence and wealth. The Ash Priests seek religious control over the kingdom's future. The Black Banner Company seeks power through military dominance. The Keepers of the Hollow Vault seek knowledge hidden beneath the ancient ruins. As alliances shift and betrayals multiply, Varam-Ashur stands upon the edge of greatness or destruction. Unknown to all, the Crownstone may be far more dangerous than the throne it promises.

The Five Factions

The Bronze Throne

The royal government attempting to unite the kingdom under a single ruler.

The River Clans

Merchant families and tribal leaders controlling trade and agriculture.

The Ash Priests

A growing religious order seeking influence over both crown and people.

The Black Banner Company

Veteran mercenaries who believe strength should determine rulership.

The Keepers of the Hollow Vault

Scholars and explorers searching for ancient truths buried beneath the kingdom.

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HOW TO PLAY

In this Solo Adventure you assume the role of an adventurer in a Bronze Age Fantasy setting where kingdoms rise and crumble beneath obsidian skies, and where warlords, sorcerers, and wandering heroes carve their names into the annals of Karnaxos. You will require the Warborn of Karnaxos Core Rulebook (CRB) and any expansions you wish to incorporate. The story you experience is your own. The actions you choose depend on who and what you encounter, and how you elect to interact. Keep a record of your journey, tracking outcomes and branching consequences. Your decisions become the voice of the unseen Storyteller. The world of Karnaxos stirs to life through your interpretation, your vision, and your courage. This template provides structure, direction, narrative density, and motivational clarity, ensuring you always know what drives the hero, what threatens them, and what lies beyond the next torchlit corner.

The Red Deck: Mass Combat Cards for USR Sword & Sorcery

Armies of bronze and iron. Wizards on the wind. The fate of cities turning on a single charge.

The Red Deck is a set of physical cards designed to bring the savage spectacle of pulp sword-and-sorcery warfare to life at your table. When the Crypt Keeper describes ten thousand screaming spearmen cresting a ridge under a blood-red sky, these cards are what you lay down in front of you.

Every image in the deck was drawn from the visual language of the genre's golden age — bone-handled weapons, rusted relics of forgotten empires, artifacts that hum with the power of dead gods. The arrows are not clean and fletched. They are barbed, ancient, pulled from the quivers of desert raiders and jungle warlords. The axes bear spiral carvings that predate the kingdoms they're now destroying. The crossed swords look like they were pulled from a tomb.

Turn a card portrait and your archers are in column, moving fast through broken ground. Flip it landscape and they've spread into a firing line. No rules lookup. No negotiation. The table sees it instantly and the narration follows — the Crypt Keeper describes the war-drums quickening as the line extends across the ridge, the players can feel the moment change.

The Routed card — vivid red, fleeing figures, a standard torn by wind — hits the table like a verdict. A unit's morale is broken, its men scattering into the smoke, and everyone at the table knows it before a word is spoken.

The Red Deck doesn't manage your battle. It shows it. It gives your Crypt Keeper a visual stage and your players a reason to lean forward and narrate the carnage alongside you.

For use with USR Sword & Sorcery Book Two: Mass Combat & Magic. Vanishing Tower Press.

 Get all the combat colors! Red Deck, Blue Deck, Green Deck, Yellow Deck, Purple Deck. 5 different sets in all each with their own unique images and symbology. These "generic" battle cards allows players to customize armies for their game, matching cards with types. Change the card key and you have an entirely new army!

A story-driven, rules-light Tabletop Roleplaying Game for Iron Age Fantasy. The rules found in this booklet are free and always will be.

Superstition, bravery and trust are your biggest strengths and your biggest weaknesses as you try to save your Iron Age Village.

There is no written language.

Tradition and wisdom travel down the generations through song and service to the many gods and spirits of nature, its seasons and necessities.

Survival is impossible without the care and boon of the gods.

Praise them accordingly.