This print title collects two of our popular Victorian Era scenarios in a Double-A-Side softcover Flipbook format[*]. Purchase of this print title also includes the electronic versions of the scenarios as well as the rulebook SRD for the Victorian Era version of Cthulhu Eternal.

The Machine King: Curious reports have begun to circulate London claiming the impossible: industrial and domestic machines have been witnessed acting on their own volition, attacking innocent men and women. What strange power drives otherwise unremarkable lumps of cold metal to murder? What fuels the odd machine-haunted dreams that nightly plague hundreds of Londoners? In a world ruled by machines . . . who rules the machines?

Starlight on the Gutter: It is January 1895, and in London’s famous West End theatre district preparations are underway for a most singular production. Oscar Wilde – that most scurrilous and scandalous of writers – has a new play titled Salomé, a piece that until recent weeks was on the Lord Chamberlain’s list of banned works. What extraordinary persuasion might have allowed for the censor’s prohibition to be lifted to permit the troupe of St James’ Theatre to stage it?

Further infomration about the individual scenarios (and an option to purchased them separately as PDF-only products) via these links: The Machine King and Starlight on the Gutter.

[*] This format stitches two scenarios into a single volume, with the second printed upside down relative to the first. This creates a book with two "fronts" -- the technical bookbinding term for this format is "Tête-bêche"

What is Cthulhu Eternal?

Cthulhu Eternal is a multi-era, setting agnostic ruleset which aims to support inventive game designers who have original ideas for Lovecraftian roleplaying games or scenarios. It draws upon the long line of D100 games of Cthulhu-themed investigation, offering a beautifully streamlined and elegant set of mechanics to support a diverse range of gaming styles. To date there are era-specific pay-what-you-want versions of comprehensive rulesets adapted for Modern games, Jazz Age games, and Victorian Era games ... with more coming.

A Mechanical Nightmare Awakens!

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Victorian London: Heart of the most industrialised empire the world has ever seen. A heart that pounds to the rhythms of steam hammers,  pistons, and whirring cogs.

Curious reports have begun to circulate London claiming the impossible: industrial and domestic machines have been witnessed acting on their own volition, attacking innocent men and women.

What strange power drives otherwise unremarkable lumps of cold metal to murder? What fuels the odd machine-haunted dreams that nightly plague hundreds of Londoners?

In a world ruled by machines . . . who rules the machines?

This detailed and lavishly illustrated scenario takes Investigators from Gaslit London through to nightmarish realms somewhere beyond sleep, all in search of answers to a bizarre mystery with roots in the distant past. Combining the trademark wit and intelligence of Geoff Gillan (Horror on the Orient Express, Regiment of Dread) with sweeping and imaginative visions of a world where Industrial Era technology has gone mad, this is a scenario like no other.

What is Cthulhu Eternal?

Cthulhu Eternal is a multi-era, setting agnostic ruleset which aims to support inventive game designers who have original ideas for Lovecraftian roleplaying games or scenarios. It draws upon the long line of D100 games of Cthulhu-themed investigation, offering a beautifully streamlined and elegant set of mechanics to support a diverse range of gaming styles. To date there are era-specific pay-what-you-want versions of comprehensive rulesets adapted for Modern games, Jazz Age games, and Victorian Era games ... with more coming.

Guide #2 - Too the Ninja the Wolf Roleplaying Game!

Guide #2 introduces the details the magical limit and the enemies shown in the tabletop gaming  in the era where Ninja the Wolf takes place. This is one of many guides all connected together in a multiple-release collection books #1-4!

CINEMATIC SPACE is a rules-lite game that takes you to the stars.  It’s great for both group and solo play.  Characters can be created in minutes.  You can play in familiar television and movie universes, or one of your own.  It uses standard RPG dice, and intuitive rules.  Here's what’s inside:

• Character Creation Rules
• Pregenerated Characters
• Full game rules
• Opponents and Creatures
• Two starting adventures
• Optional Rules

Strap on that blaster, fire up the warp engines, and head for the stars!

GAMING LOOKS EVEN SWEETER FROM SHARP MOUNTAIN!

This print title collects two of our popular "Beyond The Miskatonic" scenarios in a Double-A-Side softcover Flipbook format[*]. Purchase of this print title also includes the electronic versions of the scenarios as well as the rulebook SRD for the Jazz Age version of Cthulhu Eternal.

The Bitter Jungle: Mysterious sabotage has damaged a large commercial Sapodilla plantation in 1920s British Honduras. Damage that would only be possible with the aid of heavy machinery ... the kind of machinery nobody has out in the remote jungle. When the reports of damaging attacks escalate dramatically, the police chief from the closest township calls on the Protagonists for help. 

Thunder God's Curse: Set in 1936 Arizona, the Protagonists are hired to find a missing headline-hunting "celebrity explorer". The task that involves traveling to Tortilla Flat, a tiny town surrounded by the open vastness of desert and sky. It might be the 1930s, but out here life hasn't changed all that much since the fabled days of the American West ... and some might say that it hasn't changed all that much since more ancient and primal times, neither.

Further infomration about the individual scenarios (and an option to purchased them separately as PDF-only products) via these links: The Bitter Jungle and Thunder God's Curse.

[*] This format stitches two scenarios into a single volume, with the second printed upside down relative to the first. This creates a book with two "fronts" -- the technical bookbinding term for this format is "Tête-bêche"

What is Cthulhu Eternal?

Cthulhu Eternal is a multi-era, setting agnostic ruleset which aims to support inventive game designers who have original ideas for Lovecraftian roleplaying games or scenarios. It draws upon the long line of D100 games of Cthulhu-themed investigation, offering a beautifully streamlined and elegant set of mechanics to support a diverse range of gaming styles. To date there are era-specific pay-what-you-want versions of comprehensive rulesets adapted for Modern games, Jazz Age games, and Victorian Era games ... with more coming.

Quality artwork from RGG illustrator, Jacob E. Blackmon!

Color and black & white line drawing.

See preview for license.

Quality artwork from RGG illustrator, Jacob E. Blackmon!

Color and black & white line drawing.

See preview for license.

Substrata Parking is not a traditional adventure. We didn't set out to create a game about slaying monsters or fighting a zombie horde. We wanted to explore a deeper, more unsettling genre: the horror of atrocious realism. Your enemy is not supernatural; it is systemic, social... and terminal. Your enemy is the cold, absolute failure of a system that promised safety.

The Original Sin: A Concrete Lung

This solo journaling RPG casts you as the Custodian, trapped in a multi-level, reinforced concrete car park—a massive, brutalist machine sealed by a silent, external collapse. Your only mission is to shepherd a small, fractious group of survivors, the Unselected, to safety.

The game's originality stems from two core pillars:

• Systemic Horror: We reject grand, cinematic chaos. Instead, the dread comes from the terminal gravity of the setting—the constant fight against water ingress, structural spalling, and failing ventilation systems. The true horror lies in your realization that the geometry of the building itself is actively trying to kill you.
• Political vs. Physical Health: The central mechanic is the Cohesion Index (IC). This index measures the political atmosphere of your group, not your personal life bar. You can be the most capable survivalist, but if the IC collapses due to infighting, betrayal, or poor management, you lose. The game explicitly punishes heroics and rewards methodical, often cruel, governance.

Two Modes of Descent

To offer a versatile and terrifying experience, the game is presented in two distinct modes:

1. The Core Protocol (Approx. 7-10 Sessions/8-12 Hours)

This is the standard experience, focusing primarily on the management of the Cohesion Index (IC), the Unselected PNJs, and the fundamental challenges of the Parking. It provides a clean, focused narrative track leading through the four main chapters and the eventual Emergency Aperture Sequence (EAS) Epilogue. This mode emphasizes the social and political maneuvering required to win.

2. Advanced Substrata Parking: Terminal Density (Approx. 12-16 Sessions/15-20+ Hours)

For those seeking the full, oppressive weight of the Substrata, this mode layers on optional mechanics from Chapter V. Implementing these rules transforms the experience.

• Structural Decay: The environment becomes an active antagonist, imposing random, measurable conditions that you must resolve to prevent resource drains.
• Bureaucratic Failure: Key objectives are obscured by dense, misleading documentation, forcing you to use your Forgotten Profession and sharp intellect to decrypt crucial information.
• The Final Indictment: Your initial Social Scar is integrated into the Epilogue, ensuring your personal trauma defines your final reckoning.

Substrata Parking is a game about facing consequences. We ask you to embrace the complexity, confront the terminal chaos, and journal every minute detail of your descent into the concrete abyss.

SOLO JOURNALING RPG BOOKS

Solo RPG Journaling: The Art of Being Your Own Storyteller is an invitation to step into a world where you are the hero, the narrator, and the creator of unforgettable adventures. If you're looking to start a new hobby or deepen your existing passion for solo RPGs, this book offers the tools and inspiration you need to begin your next adventure.

You can get now: Write & Play: The Balance of Solo Journaling RPG dives deep into the art of integrating mechanics like dice rolls, tables, and prompts into your narratives, ensuring every session remains engaging and balanced. Through real-world examples from well-known and niche journaling RPGs, hands-on exercises, and detailed case studies, I aim to provide you with tools that go beyond theory.

Solo RPG Journaling: Companion. It's a guide designed for those who seek to elevate their solo journaling experiences to new heights. This companion guide is all about taking your journaling to the next level. It’s packed with fresh ideas, advanced narrative techniques, original oracles and practical advice that will help you enrich your solo adventures. From deepening character development and building dynamic worlds to experimenting with new genres and creating custom systems, this book offers something for every solo RPG enthusiast.

Solo Journaling Rules offers a unique and flexible framework designed for players who want to create rich, introspective solo RPG adventures. SJR provides the tools to craft your own narrative-driven games in any genre or setting.

And The Lost World: A Solo Journaling RPG. A game for dreamers, wanderers, and seekers—those who find joy in unraveling mysteries, piecing together fragments of a forgotten past, and writing their own stories. Designed for players who crave both structure and freedom, The Lost World balances evocative prompts and open-ended storytelling.

Quality artwork from RGG illustrator, Jacob E. Blackmon!

Color and black & white line drawing.

See preview for license.

A Vision of Thomas Mallory’s Telling of Arthur
Volume  - The Coming of the King

A 128-page full colour graphic novel depicting the world of Pendragon!

What's Inside

In 1485, Sir Thomas Mallory penned the epic Le Morte d’Arthur. 540 years later, that story is brought to life on the page with an all-new graphic novel!

Visions of King Arthur

The artwork by Tom and Nimue Brown (Hopeless Maine) is at once whimsical and darkly gothic, perfectly capturing the range of the story itself and rendering the world of Arthur’s Britain in a unique style that truly captures the imagination.

Recreation of the Text

John Matthews, renowned Arthurian scholar and author of dozens of Arthurian books, penned the script of the graphic novel based on the original Mallory text. This retelling of Le Morte d’Arthur is guaranteed to convey the essence of the timeless story.

Inspiring Pendragon

Fans of Pendragon can dip their toes into the deep real-world lore of King Arthur with this approachable version of the classic story. May its pages inspire many tales on your tabletop!