Monster Pack (Vol. 1): 8 Classic Fantasy Monsters Bring your TTRPG projects to life with this collection of dark fantasy monster illustrations. Every piece in this pack is 100% hand-drawn, capturing the gritty, authentic feel of the Old School Renaissance (OSR) and classic fantasy aesthetic. Every single line and dense cross-hatching maintains the raw soul of traditional ink art.

This Monster Pack is perfect for publishers, Dungeon Masters, and content creators looking for high-quality, full-body stock art with a unique, professional, and terrifying touch.

Inside this pack, you will find:

• 8 Unique Full-Body Illustrations: A curated mix of classic fantasy monsters and dungeon aberrations.

• High-Resolution Files: Each monster is provided in 300 DPI for crisp, professional printing.

• Multiple Formats Included:

  • Transparent PNGs: Ready-to-use images with clear backgrounds.

  • High-Quality JPEGs: Classic high-contrast versions for clean presentation.

Product Specifications:

• Art Style: Traditional Cross-hatching / Ink Illustration.

• Artist: Chui Wizard.

• 100% Human-Created: Hand-drawn by the artist, no AI involved.

• Stock Art License (Commercial Use): This stock art is available for Commercial Use. You may use these images in your own published RPG products, newsletters, or personal projects. However, direct resale of the images as a standalone product or as part of another stock art collection is strictly prohibited.

Monster List for Vol. 1 (8 Total):

1. Bound Horror

2. Flying Vampire Lord

3. Leaping Crag Troll

4. Minotaur Guardian

5. Rat Seer Goblin

6. Slime Aberration

7. Stone Golem

8. Vile Pod Creeper

About the Artist: Chui Wizard is a traditional illustrator specializing in hand-drawn ink art. By purchasing this pack, you are directly supporting a creator dedicated to keeping the spirit of old-school fantasy art alive.

Tags: Stock Art, Ink, Hand-drawn, Cross-hatching, Black and White, Line Art, Fantasy, Old School Renaissance, OSR, Grimdark, Classic Fantasy, Monsters, Bestiary, Dungeon Monsters, Creatures, Aberrations, Vampire, Minotaur, Golem, Goblin, Troll, Slime, Commercial Use, Commercial License, Full Body, Monster Pack

Gnome Characters Token Pack for Roll20

This pack of virtual tabletop character tokens brings you six Gnome character token sets. Each character is depicted in several action poses, from simple conversation to combat with different weapons to wounded and knocked-out poses. Each character is rendered in 3D and scaled to match a ratio that maps each real-world inch to three on-screen pixels.

Use the character tokens to display Player Characters on the virtual tabletop, or Game Master-controlled Non-Player Characters such as Gnome villains!

Within this package, you will find the following character sets:

• Alexio the Gnome - 55 character tokens.
• Bahman the Gnome - 65 character tokens.
• Calhoun the Gnome - 54 character tokens.
• Damari the Gnome - 51 character tokens.
• Paul the Gnome - 30 character tokens.
• Whitby the Gnome Wizard - 32 character tokens.

Purchase of this product will unlock access to the content on the following virtual tabletop roleplaying platform:

Don't want this content on the Roll20 platform. Why not grab it on the FoundryVTT platform instead?

Hello there! I am Tailz from Studio WyldFurr, and I created this small pack of six Gnome character token sets to give players and Game Masters a small starter set of Gnome characters. The little fellows could be used to represent players or Non-player characters on the virtual tabletop.

~ Tailz, from Studio WyldFurr

1001 people, places and things for use as fantasy encounters!

Drums of war are pounding — and you’ve been summoned. Test of Might drives your combat scenes forward with relentless rhythm, thunderous percussion, and mounting tension fit for desperate clashes and heroic last stands.

You get one 10 minute long tracks, OGG format.

Keep track of your character's equipment, credits, and valuable discoveries with this Sci-Fi RPG Inventory Sheet.

Available as both a fillable PDF and a printable version, it's perfect for online play, virtual tabletops, and traditional pen-and-paper gaming.

With dedicated sections for currency, data and valuables, one-use special items, inventory, and encumbrance, you'll always know exactly what your character is carrying.

Whether you're exploring distant worlds, salvaging abandoned starships, uncovering alien technology, or navigating the dangers of deep space, this sheet helps keep your gear organised and easy to reference during play.

Designed by gamers, for gamers. No AI was used in the creation of this product. Every element has been crafted by hand to create an authentic tabletop experience.

Format: Digital PDF Download

Keep track of your character's gear, treasure, and magical supplies with this Fantasy RPG Inventory Sheet.

Available as both a fillable PDF and a printable version, it's perfect for online play, virtual tabletops, and traditional pen-and-paper gaming.

With dedicated sections for coins, gems and treasure, potions and one-use magic items, inventory, and encumbrance, you'll always know exactly what your character is carrying.

Whether you're exploring ancient ruins, delving into dangerous dungeons, or hunting legendary monsters, this sheet helps keep your equipment organised and easy to reference during play.

Designed by gamers, for gamers. No AI was used in the creation of this product. Every element has been crafted by hand to create an authentic tabletop experience.

Format: Digital PDF Download

DM Essentials #164: Ten Cleric Healing Hand Encounters

In most games, healing is a numbers game. Roll dice. Restore hit points. Move on.

But healing is never that simple. The cleric must choose who lives and who dies. They must decide how many spells to spend on a stranger. They carry the faces of those they could not save. And sometimes, the wound that will not close is not on the patient – it is in the healer.

DM Essentials #164 gives you ten ways to make the healing hand feel like a real burden at your table – not as a walking medkit, but as an exhausted caregiver facing plague, triage, dark bargains, and the slow burn of compassion fatigue. The hands are empty. The patients keep coming. Will the party help the healer find the strength to continue?

What's Inside?

The Cleric Healing Hand: The Wound That Will Not Close (Short Essay)
Mercy, sacrifice, limits, and the moral weight of deciding who lives.

10 Encounters with the One Who Mends
Each one gives you the surface interaction, the hidden truth, and a primary check for the party to navigate.

1. The Plague – A healer tends the sick, but healing spells only delay death. A hag's curse is the cause.
2. The Criminal – A healer must save a bandit who killed their brother. They are poisoning him instead.
3. The Price – A healer demands gold for a cure. Their own child is dying. The money is for rare medicine.
4. The Burnout – A healer stares at a patient, unable to move. Compassion fatigue has drained them.
5. The Unwilling Patient – A wounded warrior refuses healing. They carry a curse that will transfer to the healer.
6. The Impossible Choice – Two dying patients. One healer. Only one can be saved.
7. The Healed Monster – A healer saved an injured wolf. It is a werewolf. Now it kills.
8. The Desperate Cure – A healer offers a forbidden, risky treatment – blood sacrifice or dark bargain.
9. The Vigil – A dying elder waits for a child who never comes. The healer must decide to lie or tell the truth.
10. The Failed Vow – A healer turned away a patient. The patient was the murderer of their family.

Quick Reference Table – Roll d10 and get a full encounter hook in seconds, including the primary skill check.

Who This Is For:

- DMs who want divine magic to feel costly and compassionate, not automatic
- Players who think healing is just hit points – until the healer has to choose who dies
- Anyone who understands that the hands that heal are also the hands that bleed

Also Available

Cleric Series: DM Essentials #163 – Ten Cleric Crisis of Faith Encounters
Barbarian Series: #142–144, #149–152
Fighter Series: #153–162
Rogue Series: The Silent Tongue – A Guide to Thieves' Cant

ENTER THE ARCVERSE

More DM Essentials, adventures, and settings at the link below.

The healer sits on the stool. The hands are empty. The lamp flickers. The patients keep coming.

What do you say to someone who has nothing left to give?

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Keep track of your investigator's possessions, wealth, and unsettling discoveries with this Call of Cthulhu Inventory Sheet.

Available as both a fillable PDF and a printable version, it's perfect for online play, virtual tabletops, and traditional pen-and-paper gaming.

Featuring dedicated sections for Credit Rating, Cash on Hand, Spending Limit, Assets Value, Valuables, Ritual Components & Occult Items, and Inventory, this sheet helps you keep track of everything from everyday equipment to forbidden artefacts.

Whether you're investigating strange occurrences, uncovering ancient secrets, or delving into forgotten tombs, you'll always know exactly what your investigator is carrying.

Designed by gamers, for gamers. No AI was used in the creation of this product. Every element has been crafted by hand to create an authentic tabletop experience.

Format: Digital PDF Download

Keep track of your character's gear, treasure, and important items with this beautifully designed Inventory Sheet.

Available as both a fillable PDF and a printable version, this sheet makes it easy to manage your equipment whether you prefer digital play, virtual tabletops, or traditional pen-and-paper gaming.

With dedicated sections for coins, treasure and valuables, special items, inventory, and encumbrance, you'll always know exactly what your character is carrying.

Designed to be system-neutral, this sheet can be used with a wide range of tabletop roleplaying games.

Designed by gamers, for gamers. No AI was used in the creation of this product. Every element has been crafted by hand to create a practical and authentic tabletop experience.

Format: Digital PDF Download

DM Essentials #163: Ten Cleric Crisis of Faith Encounters

In most games, clerics are healbots and holy blasters. Prayers work. Spells land. The god always answers.

But faith is not certainty. It is believing when there is no proof, praying when no answer comes, blessing the dying when the blessing does nothing. Every cleric faces the dark night of the soul – the moment when the god feels absent, the spells falter, and the calling feels like a lie.

DM Essentials #163 gives you ten ways to make that crisis of faith a living presence in your game – not as a mechanical penalty, but as a story about doubt, silence, and the courage to keep believing when the god does not speak. The altar is cold. The prayers echo. Will the party help the cleric find their way back?

What's Inside?

The Cleric Crisis of Faith: The God Who Does Not Answer (Short Essay)
Doubt, silence, the weight of unanswered prayers, and the long dark night of the soul.

10 Encounters with the One Who Has Lost Their Calling
Each one gives you the surface interaction, the hidden truth, and a primary check for the party to navigate.

1. The Silent Prayer – A cleric kneels at an altar, praying for a week with no answer. A desecrated relic is blocking the connection.
2. The Child Who Died – A healer holds a dead child's hand. The child was already cursed. The healer blames themselves.
3. The Renegade – A former cleric wears plain robes. The god answered – with a terrible command. The cleric refused and fled.
4. The Desecrated Temple – A priest stands before a broken altar. They smashed it themselves in a rage after a personal tragedy.
5. The Heretic's Doubt – A cleric accused of heresy doubts themselves. The accuser is a rival who wants their position.
6. The Failed Miracle – A cleric tried to raise the dead. Nothing happened. Their heart was divided – they wanted their cruel brother to stay dead.
7. The Burned Shrine – A roadside shrine is burned. The cleric set the fire themselves – a symbolic suicide of faith.
8. The Wandering Priest – A cleric walks the road without a holy symbol. They were ordered to perform an atrocity and fled instead.
9. The Dreamless Night – A cleric has not dreamed of their god in months. The silence is a test, not a punishment.
10. The Empty Sanctuary – A cleric stands alone in an empty temple. The congregation left because the cleric stopped believing their own sermons.

Quick Reference Table – Roll d10 and get a full encounter hook in seconds, including the primary skill check.

Who This Is For:

- DMs who want divine magic to feel sacred and uncertain, not automatic
- Players who think a cleric is just a healer – until the healing stops working
- Anyone who understands that the silence of the gods is sometimes the loudest prayer

Also Available

DM Essentials #142: Ten Barbarian Clan Warrior Encounters – honour, kinship, and the weight of the oath.
DM Essentials #143: Ten Barbarian Exile Encounters – loss, shame, and the long road home.
DM Essentials #144: Ten Barbarian Ancestor Spirit Encounters – the dead are not silent.
DM Essentials #149: Ten Barbarian Spirit‑Walker Encounters – the price of seeing.
DM Essentials #150: Ten Barbarian Shield‑Kin Encounters – the shield wall of kinship.
DM Essentials #151: Ten Barbarian Funeral Rite Encounters – sending the warrior home.
DM Essentials #152: Ten Barbarian Wanderer Encounters – the one who left the clan.
DM Essentials #153–162: Fighter series – mercenary, duelist, veteran, knight errant, gladiator, town guard, archer, commander, weapon master, siege soldier.
DM Essentials #163: Ten Cleric Crisis of Faith Encounters (this volume)

ENTER THE ARCVERSE

More DM Essentials, adventures, and settings at the link below.

The cleric kneels before the cold altar. The holy symbol is dark. The prayers have become silence.

Will you sit with them until the god speaks again?

Take your Draw Steel game to the stars!

A mysterious broker comes to you with an offer: bring this box from Point to Point B, ask no questions, and you'll be rewarded. Do you take the gig? And when do you start wondering what's in the box?

Kelestren's Couriers is the first in a series of science fantasy adventures for Draw Steel, introducing the original Gods of Futurity campaign setting. It is intended for a party of four Level 1 heroes, and can also be used as a standalone adventure, convention scenario, or an intro to your own Draw Steel campaign.

Also included: a bonus setting primer! Complete with additional details on ancestries, classes and kits, plus an overview of Gods of Futurity to help with character creation.

What You Get

• The complete adventure PDF of Kelestren's Couriers
• Two original VTT maps
• Five original art pieces for the Oculus of Tiza'ree, to help answer "what's in the box?"
• Gods of Futurity Setting Primer - a bonus PDF with more details on Gods of Futurity, to help with character creation

About the Author

Brandon Crilly is a Canadian novelist, games writer, and speaker specializing in weird worlds with doses of cli-fi, characters on the sidelines and outside-the-box adventures. He is the author of Catalyst (2022) and Castoff (2025) and more than 50 published short works to date, in markets including Fusion Fragment, Apex Magazine, and Year’s Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction. Brandon has contributed to acclaimed lines like The Expanse RPG, Tales of the Valiant, Shadowrun and TinyD6. Find out more about his upcoming releases by following him on Instagram or signing up for his newsletter via brandoncrilly.com.

Credits

Writing and Game Design: Brandon Crilly

Maps: William C. Cronk (created using Inkarnate Pro)

Layout and Cover Design: Sienna Tristen

Interior Art: Levente Rückert

Playtesters: Faye Gabriel, Kathryn Nolan, Sienna Tristen

Kelestren's Couriers is an independent product published under the DRAW STEEL Creator License and is not affiliated with MCDM Productions, LLC. DRAW STEEL © 2026 MCDM Productions, LLC. 

"I've got a bad feeling about this..."

Presented here are 16 stat blocks for prominent figures operating in and around the Primum Imperium, an evil empire that has taken over a large region of the Galaxy.

Inspired by your favorite science-fantasy movie and TV series, these stat blocks -- ranging from CR 1 to CR 18 -- can be dropped into any Pathfinder 1E campaign.

Included are:

• Imperium Soldier (human clone warrior) -- CR 1
• Imperium Soldier Troop -- CR 5
• Gordzark Goon (gordzark warrior) -- CR 2
• Elite Imperium Soldier (human clone soldier) -- CR 3
• Imperium Junior Officer (human soldier) -- CR 4
• Rake Vexx (ubo gunslinger) -- CR 5
• Imperial Inquisitor (chopu'ai inquisitor) -- CR 6
• Lord Dristoph (human vampire magus) -- CR 7
• Admiral Twist (zaeth envoy) -- CR 8
• Governor Hammerstein (human operative) -- CR 9
• Sphero Gordo (human slayer) -- CR 10
• Boss Zongo (varg bard/rogue) -- CR 11
• Raze Umber (vrak psychic warrior) -- CR 12
• General Grimm (kasatha cavalier) -- CR 14
• Duke Patera (human solarian) -- CR 16
• Emperor Opullux (human mystic) -- CR 18

Note:

• This supplement is for the Pathfinder 1E Roleplaying Game.
• These characters make use of options found in our other Galactic Classes, Galactic Species, and Galactic Tech series of books. Many of the more obscure rules are reprinted in the stat blocks for your convenience.