Took a long time, but here it is. My compendium of oracles & random tables that I use for my games.  

Features:

• Supports both Medieval Fantasy ("Old Tech") and Sci Fi ("New Tech") settings.
• Multi-level structure: roll at any level of ambiguity and only as deep as you need. One example (each step is rollable): Game setting? -> Is it a planet? -> What type? -> Population size? -> # of Settlements? -> Settlement type/name? -> Settlement overall purpose? -> Settlement current problem? -> Opportunities? -> Local leader title? -> His name? -> His attitude? -> His relationships? -> Quest plot hint? -> Quest plot twist? -> etc.
• Everything is categorized, with color-coded sections at the top of the page, pages are numbered and hyperlinked.
• Add you own tables during play: almost all pages have extra tables ready for you to type in your game-specific list
• Free & open-source: no Patreon, and MS Word source file is uploaded for you to change to your needs. Just please don't claim you've made it, be nice.
• Easily printable and light on the ink. Don't want SciFi stuff? Just don't print "new tech" pages.
• No bla-bla-bla, no full-page images. Just tables. One section per page.
• Name generator tables use the format of prefix + suffix, which  gives 400 possibilities (some name tables have 1600 possibilities).

Fun stats: 

• There are 73 pages, each has 2-6 tables. Each table has 20 values. Yep.
• Around 7,000 (you read that right) carefully chosen, thematic values total.

What info is in this thing?

Too much to list. But major categories are (for both Medieval Fantasy and Sci-Fi settings):

• Locations, Discoveries, Landmarks: natural, artificial and supernatural, on land, sea, atmosphere, deep space, etc.
• Inner areas in structures: what is this room you've just entered?
• Creatures: sapient, non-sapient, supernatural, on land, sea, amto, deep space, etc.
• Population data, relationships between people and organizations, their prior  interesting relationship history.
• Actions: hostile and non-hostile, including supernatural and advanced tech or alien stuff
• Goals & Motivations: overall purpose of people, creatures, locations and supernatural stuff that can't be explained easily.
• Opportunities, adventure hooks & quests: tons of quest hooks
• Plot clues: Got stuck on a quest? Get a fancy plot twist or a subtle hint, your choice.
• Item generator: mundane, magical, supernatural, advanced tech, etc. Also, spaceships and stations for Sci Fi setting - purpose, sections, etc.
• Names: for creatures (domesticated, pets, alien, monsters), settlements (by category and type), countries, large regions, stellar sectors. Large Faction name generator. Star names. Other stuff.
• Unique item and artifact names: 1600+ possible names for unique named items for your games. 
• Planet generator: type, features, name.
• Names for natural and artificial landmarks in your world.

How do I use this thing?

If you're new, I advice looking up some short videos on playing table-top RPGs solo, it's really fun. But in few words, when your characters needs some details as to the situation they're in, or some object in their world, you look up the table in this book

Feel like something crucial is missing? Leave a comment, I'll consider adding it to the next version.

Took a long time, but here it is. My compendium of oracles & random tables that I use for my games.  

Features:

• Supports both Medieval Fantasy ("Old Tech") and Sci Fi ("New Tech") settings.
• Multi-level structure: roll at any level of ambiguity and only as deep as you need. One example (each step is rollable): Game setting? -> Is it a planet? -> What type? -> Population size? -> # of Settlements? -> Settlement type/name? -> Settlement overall purpose? -> Settlement current problem? -> Opportunities? -> Local leader title? -> His name? -> His attitude? -> His relationships? -> Quest plot hint? -> Quest plot twist? -> etc.
• Everything is categorized, with color-coded sections at the top of the page, pages are numbered and hyperlinked.
• Add you own tables during play: almost all pages have extra tables ready for you to type in your game-specific list
• Free & open-source: no Patreon, and MS Word source file is uploaded for you to change to your needs. Just please don't claim you've made it, be nice.
• Easily printable and light on the ink. Don't want SciFi stuff? Just don't print "new tech" pages.
• No bla-bla-bla, no full-page images. Just tables. One section per page.
• Name generator tables use the format of prefix + suffix, which  gives 400 possibilities (some name tables have 1600 possibilities).

Fun stats: 

• There are 73 pages, each has 2-6 tables. Each table has 20 values. Yep.
• Around 7,000 (you read that right) carefully chosen, thematic values total.

What info is in this thing?

Too much to list. But major categories are (for both Medieval Fantasy and Sci-Fi settings):

• Locations, Discoveries, Landmarks: natural, artificial and supernatural, on land, sea, atmosphere, deep space, etc.
• Inner areas in structures: what is this room you've just entered?
• Creatures: sapient, non-sapient, supernatural, on land, sea, amto, deep space, etc.
• Population data, relationships between people and organizations, their prior  interesting relationship history.
• Actions: hostile and non-hostile, including supernatural and advanced tech or alien stuff
• Goals & Motivations: overall purpose of people, creatures, locations and supernatural stuff that can't be explained easily.
• Opportunities, adventure hooks & quests: tons of quest hooks
• Plot clues: Got stuck on a quest? Get a fancy plot twist or a subtle hint, your choice.
• Item generator: mundane, magical, supernatural, advanced tech, etc. Also, spaceships and stations for Sci Fi setting - purpose, sections, etc.
• Names: for creatures (domesticated, pets, alien, monsters), settlements (by category and type), countries, large regions, stellar sectors. Large Faction name generator. Star names. Other stuff.
• Unique item and artifact names: 1600+ possible names for unique named items for your games. 
• Planet generator: type, features, name.
• Names for natural and artificial landmarks in your world.

How do I use this thing?

If you're new, I advice looking up some short videos on playing table-top RPGs solo, it's really fun. But in few words, when your characters needs some details as to the situation they're in, or some object in their world, you look up the table in this book

Feel like something crucial is missing? Leave a comment, I'll consider adding it to the next version.

STRANGE FREQUENCIES

Episode 08 – “The House That Loved Me Back”

(Tzimisce)

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: 4:41
Format: mp3
Language: English (with slight Eastern European accent from a voice actor)

My profile page: https://www.storytellersvault.com/browse.php?keywords=szerepjatekosok.hu

An incredibile complete scifi ttrpg narrative ONE PAGE, foldable (with instruction) for 8 pages in a mini book. Copy only front of paper. 10 historyes for more type of game.

by Qwein Games from Italy Artisan of immagnatiion since 1986

※ 본 PDF에 수록된 모든 시나리오의 내용은 웹상에 공개되어 있습니다. 구매 전 참고 바랍니다.

이 내용은 한국어로 작성되었습니다. 영어가 아닙니다.

본 PDF는 「내가 묻힌 노간주나무」 시나리오집의 미스카토닉 레포지토리용 파일입니다. 표지 및 속표지를 제외하고 편집 형식과 내용이 시나리오집과 동일합니다.

(실물책용 특전 부록 페이지 또한 포함되어 있습니다)

수록 시나리오

1. 혐오스러운 차륜

2. Burnout Sensation!

3. 소의 가죽

Este es vuestro mundo,
Este esta es vuestra historia.
Tomad una decisión
y luchad por aquello en lo que creéis.

Fabula Ultima es el juego de rol inspirado en los videojuegos de rol japoneses o JRPG. En Fabula Ultima, tus amigos y tú contaréis historias épicas sobre aspirantes a héroes y temibles villanos, en un mundo de fantasía rebosante de magia y localizaciones asombrosas, así como monstruos extraños y únicos.

• Cread juntos vuestro escenario: gracias a tres estilos diferentes como referencia, vuestro grupo podrá moldear el mundo a su gusto, incluyendo reinos poderosos, pequeñas aldeas, grandes acontecimientos históricos y la gente que habita esas tierras.
• Las reglas, simples e intuitivas evocan el estilo de juego y la atmósfera de los JRPG más queridos, mientras animan a los jugadores a ser proactivos a la hora de marcar objetivos e influir en la historia: ¡todas las elecciones tienen consecuencias!
• Un bestiario lleno de monstruos, demonios, bestias y más: nuestros héroes se enfrentarán a muchos retos... ¡desde meros encuentros hasta jefes mortíferos!
• 15 clases entre las que elegir y combinar para crear vuestros héroes favoritos: este sistema de crecimiento modular, inspirado en los videojuegos, os permitirá diseñar personajes únicos y profundos.¡Elegid vuestro tipo de grupo y embarcaos en grandes aventuras!
• Todo lo que necesita un Director de Juego para crear el escenario y acompañar a su grupo a lo largo de aventuras maravillosas y legendarias! Consejos, directrices y todas las herramientas necesarias para dar vida a los reflfl ejos oscuros de los héroes.. ¡los Villanos!
• 360 páginas a todo color, con preciosas ilustraciones de artistas profesionales del mundo entero.

Entre estas páginas encontrarás abundantes herramientas.

Y en cada una, un alma con muchas ganas de jugar.

Inspirada en gran medida en los JRPG y bellamente ilustrada por Takashi Konno, esta pantalla de 4 paneles proporcionará a los DJ de Fabula Ultima herramientas rápidas y referencias de reglas.

El folleto complementario de 36 páginas amplía el Capítulo 4: Director de Juego del Libro de Reglas Básico, ofreciendo ideas y buenas prácticas derivadas de los comentarios de la comunidad.

In 2026 our team voted to follow certain themes. Sci-fi was one of our choices, and the broad nature of the theme has been a blessing to our staff. Each month, we tap into the dreams of our fans and our artists to create a vision of things yet to come.

Space, Apocalypse, Alien Worlds and Hellish Nightmares are all friends and frequently visited in the Sci-fi theme. Moonbase is at the core of the theme, and this is the first planned model in a much larger development underway for our patrons and tribers.

TERRAIN RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS 

Layer Size: 0.16mm minimum. 0.1mm recommended.
Infill: 10% for all models recommended
Top/Bottom Layers: 9 (or 0.9mm if using a different layer size than 0.1mm) 
Side Shell Count: 2 (or 0.8mm if using a different nozzle size than 0.4mm)
Raft/Brim/Supports: None

Rum & Rogues™

From Crew to Captains

Season One

A Complete Maritime Campaign for Levels 1–6
104 Pages

The sea does not choose sides.
Institutions do.

From Crew to Captains is a full three-part maritime Season for Rum & Rogues™, carrying a crew from hired hands to captains under condition.

This is not a sandbox.
This is not a collection of encounters.
This is a finite, escalating campaign about pressure, consolidation of power, and the cost of choosing a side.

Across 104 pages, this Season includes:

• A structured Level 1–6 campaign arc

• Three escalating Parts: Discovery, Fracture, and Consolidation

• Maritime combat set pieces and harbor warfare

• Institutional antagonists without caricature

• Black Baron intervention doctrine

• Commission enforcement structure

• Narrative-driven advancement milestones

• Fully integrated ship combat and boarding encounters

• A conditional ending that asks the players a final question — and leaves the answer to them

The crew begins under Rebecca Holley’s authority.

They will end as captains of her ship.

Not cleanly.
Not safely.
But fully.

War ignites in Port Villa.
Authority fractures.
Power consolidates under the appearance of order.

The tide does not care who it carries.

Compatible with:

• Rum & Rogues™ Core Rulebook

• The Nautical Handbook

• The Quartermaster’s Handbook

No additional supplements required.

This is a complete Season.
Structured. Finite. Escalating.

The harbor is burning.
The Commission is consolidating.
And you are no longer just crew.