d100 Urban Fantasy: Street Encounters

The city never stops moving. But sometimes… it stutters. A stranger argues with someone you can’t see. A bus arrives that isn’t on any route. A reflection moves before you do. A voice calls your name from nowhere—and means it. These are the moments most people ignore. You don’t.

d100 Urban Fantasy: Street Encounters delivers 100 strange, unsettling, and story-ready events designed to drop directly into your modern magical setting. From subtle glitches in reality to eerie social interactions and outright supernatural disturbances, every entry is a scene waiting to happen.

Each entry is presented in a clean: Encounter – Description format for instant use at the table.

Inside you’ll find:

• Quick, plug-and-play street-level encounters

• Uncanny moments that hint at hidden magic

• Social, mysterious, and potentially dangerous situations

• Hooks that can expand into full scenes or entire story arcs

Perfect for:

• Urban fantasy campaigns

• Modern horror and supernatural games

• On-the-fly GM improvisation

• Writers looking to add tension and atmosphere

Roll when your players walk down the street. Roll when things feel too normal. Roll when the city decides to show its teeth. Because in a magical city, the strange isn’t rare. It’s just… easy to miss.

Explore the rest of the d100 Urban Fantasy series to build your living, breathing supernatural metropolis.

Expand your abilities with new studies in shape!

Within this tome are a variety of new Studies in Shape for the Retold Spellweaver, further expanding on the variety of character options to build around!

This book contains ten new Studies in Shape each based around one of Akasha’s veilweaving classes, a new ravel-using Esoteric Study, four specialized study archetypes that further expand on a number of studies, and seven reprinted ravels for those who want to try out the system!

Designed to represent an egyptian style pyramid building structure in a rolling terrain like sand or grasslands.

Add spice to your flat paper terrain hex maps for tabletop gaming. Our tabletop terrain hex tile counters allow you to add an extra dimension to a flat map.

Core hex base tile designed by Stephen Pritchard and designed to complement paper printable hex tile base maps for SeaLion Supremacy, TayanaRPG and FSpaceRPG, or any other similar-sized hex map system.

Presented as a one-piece item for printing. Print in a color that suits as a counter if you don’t want to paint them (yellow is the best option for desert/stone look, or grey for a lunar look (pyramids on the moon!) or red/orange for Mars), or paint them as you like to bring them extra life. A great project for the avid tabletop miniature painter.

These tiles also fit into Stephen's HexLock carrier system, creating an interlocking hex-based game board.

If you want to give it a Stargate ship effect for the pyramid, print a metal one that suits your aesthetic, and paint the base to be sand, rolling meadow or similar - leaving the metal (maybe with a few paint highlights) to be the pyramid ship.

YOUR SHIFT JUST GOT WEIRD...

You're lifeguards at the Big Rock Community Pool, and the spacce aliens have just discovered one of the many wonders Earth has to offer: the public pool. Unfortunately, there are certain... certain niceities that they are failing to grasp. This is leading to chaos, potential health threats, and the danger of the pool ordered closed by the health department. Can you save Summer?

When Aliens Pee in the Pool is designed for 2-5 players who appreciates absurdist humor, collaborative storytelling, and the inherent comedy of authority figures trying to maintain order in impossible situations.

This 139-page issue is for Settlements for RPG Gamemasters

This book contains a red light zone table that strongly suggests prostitution, legal or not. Mature users is advised if used. Stick with the entertainment table is included for sensitive players and users.

It revisits the Minimalist Descriptive Civilization, Minimalist Descriptive Urban, and Minimalist Descriptive Rural tool categories (tools included) to see what we can expand upon for a wide variety of genres and eras.

Why focus on settlements?

The answer depends on the type of game that you are planning.

• For that don't want to design, alter, or improvise settlements, then this book isn't for you.

• However, for GMs that play, modify, or plan settlments as an element of worldbuilding or adventure design— and use advice books and random tools, then this book may be for you,

This is a guide book that is meant to aid a Gamemaster (GM) or solo game player in making creative content. It is illustrated with some grayscale open or licensed images.

It's meant to help give useful tips, make aware challenges, and inspirational ideas.

What does this cover?

• What are settlement? What is a zone or zoning?
• Why and when use random tables for settlements?
• Advice for tiers of how often to use random tables
• Strategies to interpret random words, using parts of speech, and challengine/inappropriate words
• Using random tables for 3 different types of worldbuilding
• The Settlement Generator (with worksheets)
• SIGHT description technique
• Usage zoning
• 9 Settlement types
• 8 Eras 33 noun, 33 verb, 33 adjective, 33 adverb tables: primitive/ancient, medieval, early modern, industrial, modern, near future, sci-fi, advanced (ascendant)
• 11 Genres & subgenres 33 noun, 33 verb, 33 adjective, 33 adverb tables: horror, science fiction, fantasy, modern action, superhero, mystery/noir, post-apocalyptic, urban fantasy, paranormal romance, space opera, cosmic horror 
• 15 Terrain 33 noun, 33 verb, 33 adjective, 33 adverb tables: desert, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, rainforest, mountains, grassland & shrubland, caves, wetlands, tundra, badlands, island, toxic, methane, high-radiation, vacuum
• 15 Settlement zonings 33 noun, 33 verb, 33 adjective, 33 adverb tables: residential common, residential poor, residential wealthy, central/market, crafts/artisan, industrial/labor, dock/port/hub, administrative/government, military/law enforcement, academic/scholarly, temple/faith, entertainment/red light, garden/noble park, foreign district, rural edge/outskirts
• Property, lot size rank and range
• Minimalist Descriptive Civilization
• Minimalist Descriptive Urban
• Minimalist Descriptive Rural

High School

TPK fall-out? Why don't you sheathe your blade and go back to highschool! There's no shame in returning to acquire a quality secondary education, or getting one in the first place before you go traipsing around abandoned castles, forgotten tombs. And dreary dungeons. With a full complement of classrooms and teaching amenities, and plenty of room for trouble-making, will this be a temporary stop for your party, or the place they all band together to begin with? Available in two additional variants, this school could be the site of the best days of any party's lives, or their last..Hoot, growl!

All are hooked up and ready to play in FVTT.

What's Included:

• 3 .jpg maps 40x40 (4000 x 4000)
• Direct link to install the Foundry VTT file (from within foundry)

FAQ:

Do these maps work with Roll20/Fantasy Grounds/XXX virtual tabletop?

You can import the JPG and WEBM files into any system you use to play your games online that allows them, however, the LoS I have setup only works with FVTT. If you use FGU, look for me on DMsGuild!

A group of adventurers awaken from a curse of petrification to find themselves in an otherworldly garden maze. A sorceress releasing them from the curse is overtaken herself and has time to utter only a single, desperate word: Escape.

Statuesque is a level 4, 3-4 hour adventure designed to be used on its own or as part of a longer story. The nature of the adventure brings the PCs together regardless of their previous background, so it can work with brand new characters or an established party. By the end, they will have a one-way ticket to wherever their adventure will lead them next. In addition to the PDF, this product also includes a Foundry module designed for version 13 and above.

This is a simple fillable PDF character sheet for the TTRPG DEAD SIMPLE.

Waterworks & Temple Pier is a pair of connected urban encounter maps set along the same stretch of canal. One side focuses on the city’s industrial waterworks system, while the other offers a quieter pier dedicated to Umberlee, the vengeful goddess of the sea. These maps are designed for fast, flexible use in any fantasy city.

Included Maps

Waterworks — a functional stone complex with machinery, pipes, bridges, and small offices overseeing the city’s water system Temple Pier — a calm waterfront pier leading to a small sanctum, with lanterns, carved steps, and storm‑touched waters below

Each map drops cleanly into any fantasy setting, from busy industrial districts to quiet waterfront sanctuaries.

What You Get

• 300dpi print‑ready JPGs

• 72dpi VTT‑ready JPGs

• Grid and no‑grid versions

• Variants: • Waterworks — Foggy, Night, Roofed • Temple Pier — Night, Storm

All files are organized for quick use at the table or online.

THE QUEST FOR THE FLORIS OPAL

“Behold, as I stepped into the clearing, I sawit… A turqouise orb emenating the power of nature itself.” -- Aeon the Wise, Archdruid of Azuril

Want to run an adventure to trick your players? This has you covered!

Originally created as an April Fools Day One Shot, The Quest for the Floris Opal has at its heart a central premise. Every player (out-of-character) has agreed to betray the party. And every player (out-of-character) believes they are the only one who has done so. The end result? A zany, over-the-top, no holds barred race to be the first to recover (and destroy) a priceless treasured artifact for a mysterious evil entity. 

Intended as a one-shot or non-canonical adventure, this adventure proves that no one can be trusted.

Features:

• Pay-What-You-Want!
• 3 hour one-shot intended for levels 5 - 7
• A central premise that pushes the boundaries of meta
• Two Endings, including an April Fools Day version and one suitable for any time of year
• Betray your friends for fun and profit

The whistle starts loud. Clear, melodic, a scale ascending and descending across the grassland at night. It sounds close. That means he is far. When the melody thins, when it drops to a thread of sound at the edge of hearing, when the frogs stop and the dogs begin to howl: he is standing next to you.

Your players are hired to investigate deaths at an isolated cattle ranch deep in the Venezuelan Llanos. Four hands found dead at dawn, their bones softened inside the skin. The ranch owner says it is a curse. An old woman who has walked out of the grassland says the bones are coming home. Each night is worse than the last. Each night, the whistle is fainter.

The Whistling Dark draws from the espanto llanero tradition of South America, documented through ethnographic fieldwork by Angelina Pollak-Eltz and investigative research by Juan Fernandez Gebauer. The legend's auditory inversion (loud means far, soft means close) drives the adventure's core mechanic. The folklore is a living oral tradition recognized within the UNESCO cultural heritage of the Llanos.

Three nights. A whistle that lies. A family secret buried under a name that was changed three generations ago. Your players will learn that every protection they use against this ghost works because it hurts him. **Folklore Reborn** is a series of D&D 5e adventures built on real legends from cultures around the world. The old stories were warnings.

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Folklore Reborn: The Whistling Dark
- System: D&D 5th Edition
- Level: 5-7
- Players: 3-5
- Sessions: 3-4 sessions (~3 hours each)
- Includes: Full adventure text, 6 original statblocks, 3 magic items