They arrived bearing the same charter, the same promises, the same immaculate seals of authority. And yet from the moment their first foundations were laid, the ground itself seemed to recognize the lie. Two colonies, born of the same Pact mandate, stand opposed not by ideology alone, but by interpretation. Each claims legitimacy through doctrine, each cites divergent clauses, revisions, and precedents buried deep within sanctioned archives. What was meant to be a model of orderly expansion has instead become a quiet contest of wills, fought through logistics, ritualized governance, and the slow weaponization of survival itself. At first, the conflict is civil. Trade convoys are delayed. Resource claims overlap “by mistake.” Requests for arbitration vanish into bureaucratic silence. Security patrols begin to mirror one another’s movements too closely. Flags are raised not in defiance, but in reassurance—symbols meant to calm settlers while signaling dominance to rivals who know exactly how to read them. Then the disappearances begin. Engineers vanish between shifts. Surveyors are found dead in places no one admits to controlling. Old defensive protocols, never meant to be activated, hum faintly back to life. Each colony denies responsibility, each accuses the other of provocation, and both continue building—walls, fleets, narratives. The most dangerous element is not the weaponry, nor the terrain, nor even the shadowy figures now moving between the settlements. It is certainty. Each side knows it is right. Each believes history will vindicate it. And so compromise becomes heresy, restraint becomes weakness, and escalation feels inevitable. You are drawn into this tightening spiral, whether as envoy, enforcer, saboteur, or opportunist. Every action will tip a balance already strained. Aid one side too openly and you invite annihilation from the other. Play both sides and risk being exposed by forces far less patient than you. Remain neutral, and you may discover that neutrality is simply another name for irrelevance. Beyond the immediate struggle, distant observers are already taking note. This conflict will not remain contained. It will be studied, copied, exploited. What happens here will echo outward, shaping future expansion not through law, but through precedent written in blood and ash. This is not a war yet. But it is no longer peace.

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In this Solo Adventure you assume the role of an adventurer in the shadow-stained expanse of the Known Galaxy. You will require the Haven Fallen Core Rulebook (CRB) and any associated Expansions you wish to use. The world responds to you—your interpretations, your fears, your ambitions—and you will act as both Character and Storyteller. The Actions you take should depend on who and what you meet, what horrors cross your path, and how you choose to engage with them.  Record the outcomes. Evolve the world. Allow rumours, consequences, and scars to reappear later. As you progress, you will become your own Storyteller, shaping a living cosmos that remembers what you do. The outcome of Actions in Haven Fallen is determined by:

Questa espansione per Hero Kids include 56 pezzi di equipaggiamento per il tuo gioco:

• Armature: pezzi di armatura e scudi per difesa e offesa
• Oggetti: pozioni consumabili e oggetti speciali
• Armi Magiche: bacchette e bastoni per tutti i tipi di maghi
• Armi da Mischia: armi marziali per ogni stile di combattimento
• Varie: ciondoli, talismani e armi con scopi speciali
• Armi a distanza: archi, archi e ancora archi, ma ognuno diverso dagli altri!
• Vuote: carte oggetto ed equipaggiamento vuote per creare i tuoi tesori personalizzati

Balkan Folklore Classes for 5e: Moroi

Across hills and valleys, where the earth remembers old names, the dead do not rest easily. Their whispers thread through abandoned shrines, overgrown graveyards, and crossroads where candles flicker in the wind. In villages, people murmur of strange figures who walk among the forgotten, neither priests nor villains, whose power comes from listening to what others fear. These figures are the Moroi.

The Moroi are spellcasters who draw their strength from death itself—but not through cruelty or domination. Instead, they act as listeners, bargainers, and wardens. In Balkan folklore, the boundary between life and death is porous. Spirits linger in homes, graves, forests, and springs; ancestors whisper guidance and warnings; wronged souls refuse to sleep. The Moroi steps into this in-between place, forging bonds with spirits, bones, and restless memories, wielding their power through ritual, tokens, and whispered names.

They might be born under ill omens, hearing voices from childhood; chosen by the dead, visited by spectral teachers; or scarred by tragedy, compelled to reach beyond the veil for answers. Some inherit their role through apprenticeship to an elder grave-keeper, learning secret rites passed down outside written history. Others stumble into it, cursed or claimed by forces they barely understand.

To outsiders, the Moroi’s power is unsettling. They do not wear grand robes or wield brilliant staffs; their strength is found in bone charms, candles guttering in the wind, etched stones, and ash circles. Their magic manifests in faint whispers, shifting shadows, and cold breaths on the back of the neck. Their spells call not upon distant gods, but upon ancestral bonds, wandering shades, and the grave’s quiet authority.

A Moroi might be the quiet figure who tends the graveyard, lighting candles each dusk to keep the dead calm. Another might wander from village to village, breaking curses or guiding spirits to rest. Some act as spirit mediums, others as grim defenders, binding revenants to bone to protect their people. A few walk the shadows like ghosts themselves, half in this world, half in the next.

They are not celebrated heroes, nor are they despised villains. Instead, they are liminal beings, respected and feared, necessary yet never fully trusted. The living need them—but rarely understand them.

To play a Moroi is to embrace the eerie, to hold the weight of whispers and turn death into both a weapon and a shield. You are not the conqueror of death, but its interpreter, its bargainer, its companion. In the darkness where others hear only silence, you hear the truth.

This contains a full class up to level 20 with abilities and background, based on Balkan Folklore and culture, this is not written by a native of that area so may contain certain cultural biases from a western european point of view.

The first novel in an epic adventure series: “The Phoenix Trilogy”, in “Trial By Fire” you will enter into the world of Feanorian LeBlanc, a young Bard on an incredible journey.

 A former Prince in his world’s Royal Family, Fea finds himself banished, not just from The Realm, but from his UNIVERSE! Follow him as he navigates his way through the mysteries and intrigues of his new world on a quest to return to his home and family. Will he survive this refiner’s fire, rise from the ashes of his banishment and return to his former life, or will he perish in the infernal conflicts of this strange new world?

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About the Author

Greg is a retired 30-year music teacher. He has spent more than 50 years playing all

sorts of Role-Playing games, and used to be a frequent tournament player and judge at conventions such as Origins, Three Rivers, and AndCon. Prior to pursuing teaching, he sang and played in various lounges and weddings for several decades. He has also performed as a stand-up comedian.

When he isn’t writing, performing or teaching, Greg is very involved in the lives of his children as both coach and fan of their various endeavors. He was also the official “Storyteller” for the Ridgewood YMCA’s “Adventure Princess” program for 3 years in a row. He still plays games as a regular part of his life and hopes to introduce readers to other members of “House LeBlanc”.

This system is for short games lasting one to three sessions. It is easy to learn and run, and accessible to new TTRPG players. There's no math, no maps, no remembering obscure information, just creativity and dice.

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Welcome to Lattice Terminus X7Z

In a galaxy filled with advanced alien societies, many work together as one in the Coalition of Interplanetary Lifeforms (COIL). The Lattice, a network of wormholes, is the key to interstellar travel and commerce. But when the flow of a rare and precious resource is cut off, COIL and the Lattice that binds it together is in peril.

As crew members of Lattice Terminus X7Z, you find yourself in a desperate situation. Isolated and critically low on supplies, you must find a way to re-stabilize the wormhole before resources are depleted. Can you find a way to save the Lattice, or will your failure seal the fate of everyone who lives and works on your station?

What is this game?

One Night Worlds: Terminus X7Z is a game of disaster and diplomacy set on Lattice Terminal Station X7Z. With the station running low on resources and divided by a contentious hearing, your station crew is facing crisis. This is a zero-prep, minimalist ttrpg designed for fans of:

• Star Trek (Especially Deep Space Nine)
• The Orville (Especially New Horizons)
• Stargate (Especially SG-1)
• Battlestar Galactica (Especially the 2003 reboot)
• Babylon 5

Terminus X7Z was previously known as Wormholes & Warp Drive and is part of the One Night Worlds Collection, Volume 1.

What is One Night Worlds?

One Night Worlds is a collection of 6 Zero-prep, GM-less, one-page ttrpgs. With each of the included games you can learn the rules, create characters, and discover a whole new world with your friends, all in one night. Players are guided by a simple TTRPG rules system (Cezar Capacle's PUSH SRD) that emphasizes collaborative storytelling and creates dramatic moments of risky choices. 

The Fading is a complete setting module built to showcase the One-on-One RPG System at its best: intimate stakes, relentless momentum, and hard choices that leave marks. Set in a land where the old ways still breathe beneath stone and shadow, you play on the boundary between the mortal world and the world of the Sídhe—where promises are hooks, names are leverage, and every victory carries a cost.

Designed specifically for one Director and one Protagonist, The Fading delivers ready-to-run threats, mysteries, and escalating pressures powered by clocks and consequence-forward play. Expect folklore-leaning horror, solemn wonder, and the quiet dread of realizing that the past is not gone—it is simply waiting for you to step where you should not. Whether you’re hunting what has slipped through, bargaining for what was taken, or trying to keep your own life from unraveling, The Fading is a focused, evocative campaign framework that turns solo play into a sharp, cinematic story you can actually finish.

OATH OF THE REAPER - PALADIN SUBCLASS FOR D&D5e

The Oath of the Reaper is sworn by paladins who have accepted the most solemn calling: to serve as Death’s chosen, guiding souls to their rightful end. These paladins are not cruel executioners, but guardians of the natural cycle. They bring mercy to the dying, judgment to the defiant, and balance to a world that clings too tightly to life.

Those who take this oath find themselves set apart from other holy knights. Where others serve gods of war, light, or justice, the Reaper’s paladins serve inevitability itself. They are the shepherds of the final passage, wielding their oaths not to prolong life at all costs but to protect the sacred balance of endings.

Raspberry Juice is an adventure for Fängelsehåla that is loosely based on the plot of a popular Israeli children’s storybook called “Mitz Petel” (raspberry juice in Hebrew).

What's inside:

• A full adventure that can be played anywhere between a one-shot and up to a few sessions
• An engaging non-linear dungeon crawl through a medieval castle
• A whimsical fantasy atmosphere with anthropomorphic animals
• More than a dozen beautiful illustrations of characters and scenes
• Hours of fun and enjoyment

This game contains the following new and original content that can be used with any Fängelsehåla adventure:

• 8 pre-generated characters of adorable anthropomorphic animals
• 24 Rune Stones
• 24 Edibles
• 24 Items
• New Gear options customized for Raspberry Juice pregen characters
• More than a dozen NPCs
• 7 different enemy stat-boxes
• A random Jinx table

Raspberry Juice was created for the Fun with Fang game jam in 2025.

A vast Walled Garden. A Glasshouse. A murdered crime gang. An infamous enforcer. Danger and treasure await...

A 4-page adventure location for Cairn, created for the July 2025 Appendix N jam.

Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

Layout and fonts supported by the excellent starter template by Explorers Design

Thanks to the jam organisers, Dank Dungeons and jorphdan for a great jam and supporting with advice and design assets!