Composed to accompany the Advanced Fighting Fantasy boardgame (Dark Dungeons), this twelve-track album provides an atmospheric ambient enhancement!  Also great for AFF RPG sessions, these compositions both fade into the background and stand out!

Track list:

   The Fighting Fantasy

   Descent into the Tunnels

   Our Journey Begins

   Hunting the Dark Coven

   The Dire Citadel

   The Last March

   Hall of the Ganjees

   Goblin Raiding Party

   No Rest for the Wicked

   Deeper the Darkness Dwells

   The Heroes Procession

   And Peace Returns

Complete with full metadata!

Are you ready to relive the greatest adventures you never had?

Nostalgia is a fast-paced and exciting story-telling game for two or more players of all ages. The participants take the roles of old, retired heroes who have lost most of their greatness (and parts of their wits), but whose minds are still filled with the thrilling adventures and wonderful journeys of their youth.

The goal is to show off and boast, convincing every­body that you deserve the undivided admiration of the younger generation. To do that, you need the ability not only to highlight your own great­ness, but also to make the others look bad if you get the chance. This is an ability that every human possesses, but which is often kept in check by social rules and proper upbringing. When playing Nostalgia, open those closed gates and let the primal need to boast flow freely. Let everybody know that you are the best!

Playing Nostalgia is very easy. In fact, the only things you need to play are this book, pencils, paper and a deck of normal playing cards. You also need a small pile of tokens to keep track of points. Anything goes, from pebbles to sapphires.

A round of Nostalgia takes up to an hour to play, but if you like the game, it’s certainly possible to play longer. Conversely, if you’re in a hurry, you can wrap it up in about half an hour; it all depends on what you want.

For more information, see: www.kaleidoskop.games/nostalgia

Have you played your fair share of boring characters? Never fear! Awesome Ancestries are here to provide new, intriguing possibilities for your game.

In this installment, we present the MACHINEFOLK -- a brand-new character species, inspired by classic science fantasy and steampunk.

These constructs may have been created by humans (and other humanoids) to fight their wars and do their dirty work, but as they became more sophisticated and gained sentience, they turned their back on their makers. Now they seek to understand their place as a new people in the world.

Inside you'll find:

• A full description and background details for the machinefolk
• Species traits for this 14 RP species, including 14 custom options based on the machinefolk's primary construction materials
• 9 alternate species traits
• 3 variant versions of the machinefolk species
• 6 machinefolk species-specific feats
• Favored class bonuses for 25 classes
• A 3-level machinefolk-specific ancestry paragon class

Note:

• This supplement is for the Pathfinder 1E Roleplaying Game.

This is a unique vertical map designed to drop seamlessly into Troika!, Starfinder, and other science-fiction or science-fantasy tabletop roleplaying systems. Easily accessible via pdf and mp4 format on mobile devices and print friendly on a single sheet of paper.

3 files: A pdf/jpg and an animated map.

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A vast, vertical science-fantasy city built around a hovering mechanical eye, its gaze suspended above layered plazas and subterranean chambers. Skyships drift between fractured towers, colossal statues watch in silence, and bridges spiral over a dark, circular void below. Ancient machinery, observatories, and hidden markets interlock in a dense, hand-drawn labyrinth where technology and myth converge around the ever-watchful central lens.

Murkhil! Its name’s origin long lost to time. Today, most call it Murky Hill, and the name is not unfitting. The village sits among a cluster of bleak, uneven hills, surrounded by a landscape of scattered thickets and lingering fog, just north of a gloomy marshland whose stench can reach this fine town on a bad day. What allowed Murkhil to endure is its position at the crossroads between the roads to Wyryndam, Ipsam, and Thring. The people of Murkhil also like to claim that their village is the last stop before venturing into The Swamps to the north, though they conveniently forget to mention that one passes through both Wyryndam and Hareton before entering the true marshlands.

• Regular
• Autumn
• Winter
• Desert
• Ruined
• Foggy
• Rainy
• Shadowfell
• Parchment
• B&W

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The Red Button is a three-act urban occult horror scenario for Shifters, the modern horror RPG of thin places, parasitic realities, and desperate people who step sideways into the Gloom to prevent the world from splitting open.

This adventure features:

• A reality-warping urban Residue disguised as civic infrastructure
• Escalating accidents that bleed between worlds
• Moral choices that determine whether the city suffers quietly or catastrophically
• The looming presence of an Infadha drawn to feast on instability
• Opportunities for investigation, social tension, Gloom traversal, and existential dread

The stakes are intimate and civic. No one believes in monsters. The news will call it coincidence.

But the fog is growing warm.

Can your Shifters sever the infection before something vast and alien decides to cleanse it for you?

The Complete Sector Generator is a high-density, table-driven toolkit for building a playable sci-fi sector in minutes and evolving it across a campaign. It focuses on usable pressure: power blocs, routes, enforcement, markets, crises, and the “sector in motion” elements that keep play escalating without prep fatigue. Every table is designed for fast GM decisions at the table—snapshots, complications, NPC reactions, travel micro-events, and endgame accelerators—so the sector stays coherent while still surprising you.

Inside you’ll find tools to:

• Establish a sector’s identity, stability, economy, and reputation with quick baseline rolls.

• Define stellar geography, hazards, travel flow, and route dynamics that matter in play.

• Populate the sector with factions and power blocs, including agendas, resources, weaknesses, and escalation triggers.

• Generate crisis pressure and consequences that push sessions forward.

• Run high-frequency play support: contacts, encounters, hard choices, reactions, and one-roll scene generators.

• Track long-term change: evolution, legacy, post-end states, and campaign continuation hooks.

Compatibility

• Planet Generator (Complete Planet GM Toolkit): Fully compatible. Use the Sector Generator to define where and why things matter (routes, factions, markets, law), then drop Planet Generator results into specific systems as the “ground truth” locations for missions, disputes, and exploration. Planet-level outputs plug directly into sector-level hooks, crises, and trade dependencies.

• Spaceship Generator / Spaceship Toolkit: Fully compatible. The Sector Generator creates the pressure framework (inspections, smuggling prevalence, route volatility, patrol behavior, travel events). The Spaceship Generator provides the hardware and crew reality that interacts with that framework—making ship condition, cargo capacity, stealth choices, and maintenance consequences immediately meaningful.

System-neutral: Works with any sci-fi RPG. Designed to be modular—use it for five-roll quick sectors, or drill down into dense tables for campaign-grade depth.

Survive the mountain, resist the cold, find the flower!

Take your group of adventurers on a quest through frigid, cold and bitter mountains to harvest a legendary mythical flower for its magical properties. Pit your players against a host of original monsters for the Cypher System. 

Originally written and published by industry legend Dot Steverson (Vineyard RPG, Kobold Press,...), JVC Parry (Call from the Deep, Nordgames, ...) and Mr.Tarrasque. Adapted for the Cypher System by the one and only Qedhup!

"Off the Iridian Coast, coral-speckled brass spires and giant rusk-caked gears have risen from the ocean depths. Faction agents, pilgrims and scholars alike rush to stake their claim on secrets promised by the island's rhythmical hum; oblivious to the alien consciousness that stirs within the cogwork core of the Whirring Island…"

The Veiler of Amun is no mere priest, no petitioner, and no follower bound by temple walls. They are the living mystery of Amun, the Hidden One whose presence is felt but never seen; the divine breath that stirs the stillness between all things.

The Veiler does not channel light, flame, or thunder. Their power is subtle and unseen, the authority of the invisible wind that sustains creation itself. They call upon Amun’s Veil, shrouding themselves and others in concealment, silencing their steps, and striking from nowhere.

The Veiler of Amun plays like a hybrid between a monk and rogue, emphasizing precision, control, and concealment. Their resource (Veil Dice) represents the divine wind within them, expended to vanish, heal, misdirect, or strike with unseen force.

• Path of the Hidden Wind: Those who walk this Path embody Amun’s earliest form; the unseen air that moves through all creation. Their bodies become as the wind itself: silent, elusive, and untouchable. These Veilers vanish from sight in a breath, walk unseen through battle, and strike when you least expect it.

• Path of the Hidden Sun: This Path reflects Amun’s unification with Ra; the mystery of light concealed within darkness. Veilers of the Hidden Sun channel radiant energy cloaked in shadow, striking with brilliance that flickers only for an instant before fading back into the unseen. They balance the paradox of revelation and obscurity, wielding sunlight that blinds the unworthy and illuminates the faithful.

• Path of the Hidden Breath: These Veilers embody Amun as the breath of life; the unseen force that animates all beings. Their mastery of divine respiration allows them to heal with exhalation, to still suffering with a single breath, or to silence pain with tranquil wind. In their presence, wounds close, tempests calm, and the weary find rest.

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STRANGE FREQUENCIES

Episode 05 – “The Dog With Human Eyes”

(Gangrel)

Strange Frequencies is an in-universe late-night radio podcast that reports on unexplained events, strange people, and unsettling urban legends—without ever naming the supernatural.

The host doesn’t know about vampire clans, mage Traditions, or the hidden war for reality.
Your players do...they might.

Each episode presents a self-contained story that unmistakably reflects a specific Clan, Tradition, or supernatural faction, disguised as a mundane human experience: a wellness program, an art collective, a street protest, a missing person report, a therapy session gone wrong.

How to use these recordings:

• Atmospheric Openers
  Play or read an episode transcript at the start of a session to establish tone, foreshadow threats, or hint at faction activity in the city.

• In-World Clues
  Episodes can reference locations, NPCs, or events the characters will encounter later—serving as indirect intel without breaking immersion.

• Masquerade-Safe Exposition
  Deliver lore, faction behavior, and supernatural consequences through human misunderstanding, keeping mystery intact.

• Player Engagement Hooks
  Characters might recognize themselves, their allies, or their enemies in an episode—and wonder who else was listening.

Time: 5:27
Format: mp3
Language: English (with slight Eastern European accent)

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