In a hole in the ground, they found... a body?!

In Merryshire Detective Club, you play amateur halfling (or dwarf, boggart, or even pooka) detectives in the quaint countryside setting of the Riding, full of gossip, suspicious neighbours, eccentric traditions, awkward family feuds, and the occasional murder.

You’ll build your home village together during play, creating neighbours, rivalries, local scandals, recurring characters, and entirely too many cousins, while helping your sadly incompetent village constable solve mysteries that disturb the peace of your lovely little community.

Powered by the GUMSHOE investigative roleplaying system, Merryshire Detective Club is a cozy mystery game of clever investigation, tea, deduction, cake, roleplaying, nosiness, and slowly uncovering the truth behind the Riding’s many secrets.

Think of this document as a sampler plate. Imagine the words skewered on little cocktail sausage sticks, or maybe cossetted in little individual bits of puff pastry. Better yet, think of this as the chef dipping a spoon into the still-cooking stew and offering you a quiet taste.

Not a full meal; not even a snack, but you'll get a sense of the flavour...

I0.5 Bridge to Adventure

Bridge to Adventure is a solo adventure designed for one, first level character using the Dungeon X RPG or your favorite Classic D&D system.
This adventure finds your character taking its first steps into the wilds and measuring courage, strength, power, and wits against dangerous foes. Designed as a prelude to the much larger Grave of the Green Flame solo adventure, this scenario includes all the rules needed to play in a solo adventure. Adventure is waiting!

Bridge to Adventure is designed for a single, brand new, first level character. This module requires the use of the Dungeon X RPG or your favorite Classic D&D rule set including OSR versions.

Need a place to pick up a magic scroll that, when read aloud, reanimates an ancient mummified crocodile which you can then use the power of storm magic to blow through a portal that opens into your enemy's garden shed so that it totally catches them by surprise and rampages through their magic library, tearing up their valuable book collection, until the menace is finally stopped by the plucky students of the magic school who banish the beast by activating the giant crystal that was brought from the deepest caverns of the dwarven lands? You could probably do that with this set. You're gonna need to take a break in the magic gazebo after all that. Be sure not to step on any of the lines though.

A set of standalone multi-story buildings with a magic theme for all your convoluted magic scenarios. Two alchemists, three book shops, concealed teleporter in a shed, enchanter's shop, two gazebos, herbalist, magic and normal libraries, magic menagerie, junk shop, magic services, mummy maker, scroll maker, scroll shop, magic academy, staff and wand shop, crystal study, device study, diviner, red magic studio, teleportation hub, two generic wizard towers, bard tower, blue tower, dualist tower, earth tower, tower of gates, necromancer tower, storm tower, summoner tower, white tower, water study, and a couple of giant skulls, runic marker stones, obelisks, orbs, standing stones, and stone platforms. 

Buildings come in furnished and unfurnished versions, and with bare and snowy roofs. Preview image shows only furnished interiors and a few example roofs. Set contains 358 tiles in total. Intended for use with virtual tabletops.

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Downloads are a ZIP file containing images in PNG format and a DungeonDraft asset pack. 

All assets are for personal non-commercial use only. Resale in whole or part regardless of modification is forbidden. Happy gaming!

Tiles are designed for a 140px grid size. If you are using DungeonDraft, I suggest a scale of 1.83 for proper sizing.

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Between great cities and legendary capitals lies the space where most stories truly begin—the quiet roads, forgotten crossroads, and distant places that few maps bother to name. Beyond the Gates is a modular worldbuilding toolkit created to fill those spaces. Rather than presenting a single fixed setting, this book offers a vast collection of plug‑and‑play encounters, locations, and narrative situations designed to slot seamlessly into any medieval fantasy campaign. Whether your players wander off the main road, stop to rest along a lonely shoreline, investigate a strange ruin, or stumble upon a traveling caravan, you’ll always have something rich, atmospheric, and ready to run.

Inside you’ll find an extensive library of themed “Titles,” each containing fully realized variations complete with evocative descriptions, adaptable mechanics, and dynamic elements such as NPCs, loot tables, rituals, and environmental hazards. From quiet beaches and abandoned buildings to celestial events and mysterious illusions, every entry is crafted to spark imagination while remaining flexible enough for any system or party level. Alongside these encounters are specialized treasure chests and a civil registry of living characters to tie everything together into a believable world. Open to any page, drop it into your game, and watch the empty spaces between destinations become stories your players will remember.

Ethelon is a 5e setting with over two years of published content and more than 1,000 pages already released. Every page is designed to spark adventure: its islands are rich in history, its settlements alive with NPCs, its relics steeped in myth, and its monsters woven directly into the world’s story.

What makes Ethelon special is its balance of depth and flexibility. Every culture, guild, and legend is detailed enough to feel alive, but written so that GMs can easily adapt it into their own worlds. Change a name here or there, and the material seamlessly fits into any campaign.

With over 100 pages of new content, this book gives you everything you need: detailed settlements with built-in story hooks, new subclasses and races, legendary relics with lore, and a bestiary full of unique monsters and villains.

For the illustration of the pages we are using Midjourney, then use Photoshop to edit the illustration for the desired result.

Dies ist Folge 38 der DSA-Romantasy-Serie “Serenissima”.

Jeden Samstag erscheint eine neue Folge hier im Scriptorium. Serenissima ist von vorne bis hinten 100% menschengemacht, keine KI. Alle Illustrationen zu diesem Projekt sind selbst erstellt (von Ramona von Brasch).

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Hinweis: Serenissima richtet sich an ein erwachsenes Publikum. Es enthält sexuell explizite Szenen, die nicht für Kinderaugen bestimmt sind.

Strange Medieval Laws d100 DLux

Bring the crushing weight of absurd feudal bureaucracy straight to your game master's screen! The Strange Medieval Laws d100 DLux serves up 100 heavily regulated, hyperspecific, and completely unhinged statutes enforced by petty magistrates and eccentric feudal lords. Custom-tailored in a vibrant, ecclesiastical purple palette that screams dark-mode legibility, this toolkit packs a massive 100% density of nested dice mechanics. Instantly calculate silver groat fines, public service sentences, and escalating bureaucratic penalties when your players inevitably run afoul of the local legal grid.

An essential, flavor-packed addition for any fantasy campaign or city crawl where the laws are just as dangerous as the monsters!

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Includes a FREE JSON Version which is specifically optimized for the mjhGames Modular Table System!
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When a mirror-world tyrant tears open the sky above Empire City, Maxwell Liberty must prove why the world still calls him Sentinel. Facing White Sentinel, an authoritarian reflection who believes compassion is weakness, Maxwell has to protect civilians, outthink a hostage strategy, and show that true power does not rule from above. This character introduction issue reveals Sentinel's origin, abilities, values, and mission in a fast, dramatic showdown built around the question at the heart of Absolute Power: when you can do almost anything, what should power be for?