The power of magic echoes forth across all peoples, it whispers in the ears of those who are downtrodden and those who live in opulence alike. From powerful spells used by the mightiest mage and the simplest cantrips used by hedgwitches, its utterances can be found throughout history and fantasy, sparking both wonder and terror. All it requires is that you listen when the words of magic are spoken.

Echoes of Magic — Those Who Listen expands upon the use of magic in the pathfinder 1e, giving new options for Akashic Magic and the optional Words of Power subsystem introduced in Ultimate Magic! This release includes a ton of new feats, racial archetypes, prestige classes, and class archetypes. Included in this release:

• New class archetypes for the Alchemist, Paladin, Bloodrager, Ranger, and others!
• A new alternate class for the Protean Scribe from LJP, the Amaneunsis!
• New alternate racial traits for Humans, Changelings, Half-Giants, and more!
• A brand new race, the Vira-Lorr. Planetouched seers who's blood carries traces of an outer being!
• Two new Prestige Classes!
• And 8 new feats!

Language has a magic all its own. The spoken word can unite people under a common cause or bring down the mightiest of empires. From the whispered prayer of a laborer to the fiery invectives of demagogues. If common language can do all of this, what then could speaking the true language of magic bring forth?

Echoes of Magic — What Is Spoken expands upon the use of magic in the pathfinder 1e, giving new options for Akashic Magic and the optional Words of Power subsystem introduced in Ultimate Magic! This release includes a ton of new words, feats, veils, and a new Words of Power focused Prestige Class. Included in this release:

• A ton of new words, including 5 new target words, 6 new meta words, and 41 new effect words!
• New optional rules for Words of Power, and new word lists for previously unsupported classes (including the Omdura and Vampire Hunter!)
• A new Prestige Class, the Locutor, which gains powerful abilities that alter and enhance wordspells!
• 18 new veils!
• And 11 new feats!

This is a paper model for TRPG and wargame!

Easy to build: only knife, glue, ruler and cutting mat are required

Ready to print: download the PDF then print the file 

Enjoy!

Welcome to Silkwood Motel

is a short, standalone scenario set in the Prohibition era. Caught in a storm during a late-night journey, investigators are forced to stop at a abandoned looking roadside motel, only to discover that its eccentric owner hides a disturbing secret. What begins as a refuge from weather quickly turns into a claustrophobic tale of creeping dread.

It comes with a ready to use map of the motel (annotated for the Keeper and a clean version for players), along with character data blocks for potential adversaries.

his set of terrain was sculpted by Carl Csúrgó with additional remixing by Will Walker.

 It features the more commonly used tiles in construction a full and complete tileset. To be sure, we are not done with this set. Carl and Will have already begun work on the next sets in this series.

It started with the Roqom Floor Traps, which fit on top of tiles, but we wanted an integrated solution. With the AESEWR01 set, we worked up a Tentacle fill for the Floor Hole tile. Then, with AEICCV12 Ice Dungeon, we added an Ice Spike filler. Now, we have a small release tailored to last month's Menzeb Spider City set. This larger trap set features spider pitfalls and web traps, plus spinning blade traps.

This set of terrain was sculpted by Carl Csúrgó with additional remixing by Will Walker. This free set welcomes you to the Spider City of Menzeb. All the basics you need to get started are included, though expansion sets will allow for many additional options to build out your Spiderstone Dungeons.

Many thanks to our patrons and tribers for their support. Thanks to them we have over 100 free sets of terrain, miniatures, and game props.

The Wagon Wheel Catalog is a recurring publication designed to sit alongside Wagon Wheel Publishing’s tabletop roleplaying games.

This issue exists to provide clarity—showing what’s available now, what’s coming next, and introducing small, usable additions that don’t require a full book. It is not a rules magazine, and it does not replace any core product.

Issue One focuses on Saloons & Outlaws, including:

• A feature overview of the game’s core design philosophy

• Six optional pistols designed to slot directly into play without adding new subsystems

• An Arbiter guidance block on pressure, consequence, and escalation

The issue also includes:

• A preview of the upcoming Blade & Fury roleplaying game

• A forward-looking release schedule

• Toolbox material and table-facing advice

This catalog is built to be handled at the table and between sessions—browsed for ideas, referenced for context, and pulled from when something fits the situation at hand.

Issue One is provided free of charge. Future issues may vary in scope, focus, and pricing.

On a world where honor is engineered and marriages seal political power, a single indiscretion threatens to ignite a war. Hired as neutral aides to oversee a prestigious union between rival noble houses, the heroes uncover a scandal that quickly spirals into manipulation, conspiracy, and hidden control. As accusations spread and alliances fracture, they must uncover who engineered the betrayal and why the supposedly impartial Conciliation Union wants the merger to fail. Neural conditioning, social intrigue, and looming violence force the crew to navigate deception at every level, where truth is a weapon and stopping one man’s revenge may be the only way to prevent an entire world from tearing itself apart.

By Hands Unseen is a short science fiction adventure for RPGs using a 2D6 engine and rules such as Cepheus Engine and the Original Science Fiction Roleplaying Game. Other systems are easily adapted.