Explore the waterfront with this detailed Modern Marina map pack, perfect for coastal encounters, smuggler operations, quiet investigation scenes, or sunny vacation adventures. This pack includes multiple variants—calm water, rough water, with boats, and without—making it easy to drop into any campaign. Six high-quality yacht tokens are provided to populate the docks or set up dynamic chase scenes.

The marina itself features fully mapped docks, a marina store, fueling areas, walkways, mooring points, and enough environmental detail to give your players a strong sense of place. Whether your party is meeting a contact at the end of the pier, boarding a vessel for a midnight departure, or uncovering trouble in a quiet coastal town, this map pack delivers everything you need.

License:

Users are granted a license to use these maps and GM Notes for their personal use only via either display on a virtual tabletop gaming system (VTT) or to print them to be used for reference and/or play-aids. Any commercial use is strictly forbidden without express written permission. If you wish to use the maps and/or GM Notes in a public live-stream video of your game or in the context of a review, please contact us at support (at) mmpapps (dot) com to secure permission. The license is not transferable, and the maps and GM notes may not be redistributed, resold or sub-licensed in any way.

Explore the waterfront with this detailed Modern Marina, perfect for coastal encounters, smuggler operations, quiet investigation scenes, or sunny vacation adventures. This pack includes multiple variants—calm water, rough water, with boats, and without—making it easy to drop into any campaign. Six high-quality yacht tokens are provided to populate the docks or set up dynamic chase scenes.

The marina itself features fully mapped docks, a marina store, and enough environmental detail to give your players a strong sense of place. Whether your party is meeting a contact at the end of the pier, boarding a vessel for a midnight departure, or uncovering trouble in a quiet coastal town, this map pack delivers everything you need.

This is a Roll20 Add-on with walls and windows preset.

Enter the world of Aerathain, where the lush jungle intertwines with the intricate gears and steam of a steampunk universe. This collection of 30 fantasy maps in the world of Aerathain offering an immersive experience for your tabletop RPG sessions or virtual tabletop games.

Types of Maps Included:

• Grid-Based JPG Maps: Ideal for precise gameplay, these maps help you plan and track your party’s progress with ease.
• VTT-Ready Maps: Optimized for virtual tabletop systems like FoundryVTT and Map Tool, these maps come at 70 DPI to ensure they look great on any device.

Whether you’re hosting a game night or looking to elevate your campaign with vibrant settings, these maps provide the perfect backdrop for your stories. They’re ideal for both seasoned game masters looking to enrich their campaigns and newcomers eager to start their adventures in the rich, imaginative world of Aerathain.

It's Time for an All New Adventure!

Open Adventure: Fantasy is a fast-paced, cinematic roleplaying system you can download for free today! Leverage your character's unique strengths to overcome any obstacle. From powerful warriors who use their strength to pick a lock by giving it a good, swift kick, to an agile thief who strikes the killing blow on a terrifying monster by employing their skill as an acrobat, Open Adventure lets your character shine, no matter the challenge!

Free to Play, Free to Build, Free Forever

Open Adventure is a Community Owned Game System. Released under the Creative Commons 0 license, not only can you play for free, but you can build and release anything you like for the game with no strings attached. There are no limits to what you can create, no rules for how you use it, and no limits to how you share it. Now and forever, Open Adventure belongs to everyone.

So what are you waiting for? Grab your sword and click Add to Cart!

Your next adventure awaits!

The Widow’s Lantern is a pay-what-you-want haunted manor one-shot built for a single tense session—but meant to be played more than once. A storm-lashed estate, a widow who refused to stop watching for her lost husband, and a lantern that still burns long after her death form the spine of a flexible horror scenario that drops easily into any fantasy campaign.

Inside you’ll find:

• Four distinct adventure hooks (patron job, storm refuge, treasure hunt, or rescue mission) that radically change the party’s goals, route, and emotional tone.

• Built-in encounter scaling (Light/Moderate/Severe) that boosts individual monsters instead of just adding more of them—keeping combats brutal but fast for true one-session play.

• Optional Fear & Stress Clock rules with bespoke visions from the house, letting you dial the psychological horror up or down without rewriting the adventure.

• Evocative boxed text and set-piece rooms—from armor that shudders to life, to a chapel thick with spider-hung webs, to a playroom full of giggling dolls.

• New monsters like Animated Statues and Creepy Dolls, written with clear abilities and scaling so you can slot them into your preferred OSR-style system with minimal prep.

Whether your group is seeking shelter, chasing rumors of riches, answering a patron’s plea, or racing to save a missing soul, The Widow’s Lantern gives you a tightly focused, replayable horror story ready to run in a single night.

Pile-Up was omitted from the printable Character sheets from the Werewolf 5th Ed game module (Renegade Games). I checked with Renegade and nobody has this file. I decided to make it myself (it's okay to call me a hero.) If this comes in handy, please check out my other stuff that I've made, including murder mysteries, games, modules, etc.

This file is free and will never have any charge associated with it as the content is not mine, I simply did the work to correct a faulty printable (Hey Renegade! I do editorial work for game writing and have an extensive resume including many top IPs. Hit me up to avoid this in the future.) Note: I do not have any rights to Renegade stuff or Werewolf. I freelance for many companies, but that is work for hire. This is pure fan support; Pile-up is inside the Reclamation game, but only as a statblock and the full character sheet was forgotten.

The Appalachia woods are deep and dangerous. Let this book be your guide…

All Your Gods Are Dead is designed specifically for the Old Gods of Appalachia game master. It’s chock full of the kinds of entities and items you love to put in your games—creatures of great promise and power, an array of non-player characters who your players will love to love (and possibly grow to hate), and cursed artifacts that promise powerful magic… at a powerful cost. Additional optional rules and GM advice make it easy to provide your players with the darkest, scariest Old Gods of Appalachia experience at the table.

If you’re ready to go deeper into alternate Appalachia, this supplement will take your hand and guide you through the dark woods. And better this book than, say, pretty much anything else you might find out there in the shadowed hills and hollers.

Inside this book you’ll find:

• Inspiring and useful tips and advice for running Old Gods of Appalachia games, useful whether you’re brand-new to gaming or an experienced pro.
• New cyphers and artifacts, including cursed objects, which can provide players with powerful magic, but always at a cost.
• New optional rules for elements like rituals, possessions, and poor choices to increase the sense of dread, horror, and danger your players will feel at the table.
• GM intrusions designed to match up with elements like the Green, the Inner Dark, and the natural world.
• Powerful, intriguing creatures and NPCs to surprise, delight, and terrify your players.

All Your Gods Are Dead is a supplement for the Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game. It requires the Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game corebook for play.

Martial characters can always use new toys!

In this supplement, we humbly present:

• 2 simple weapons
• 10 martial weapons
• 20 exotic weapons
• And 6 martial magic items

Note:

• This supplement is for the Pathfinder 1E Roleplaying Game.

Arabian Nights Classes for 5e: Hakawiti

In every city square, caravan camp, and royal court, there are those who fight with blades, those who command through wealth, and those who shape fate with words. Among these last are the Hakawatis — storytellers, poets, and visionaries whose tales ripple through the world like wind across the dunes.

The Hakawati’s art is older than empires. Long before books were bound and palaces rose, stories were carried on tongues and remembered in hearts. A gifted storyteller could turn strangers into allies, make tyrants hesitate, or call forth visions from the unseen. In their hands, a story is a weapon, a shield, and a mirror that reveals hidden truths.

Hakawatis are more than mere performers. Their tales inspire courage, twist perception, and blur the line between legend and reality. A whispered parable can still the trembling hands of warriors before battle. A clever fable can make two rivals see betrayal in each other’s eyes. A haunting story told beneath the stars can make even the most rational minds swear they saw phantoms walking through the night.

Keepers of the Living Word

The Hakawati walks a path between memory and magic. Their training begins with observation: listening to merchants haggle in marketplaces, sages debate in libraries, travelers spin accounts of distant lands, and elders pass down ancient myths beneath the desert moon. Through these experiences, the Hakawati learns the structures and rhythms of story — when to pause, when to whisper, and when to let silence speak louder than words.

Some are born to the majlis, raised in families of storytellers who pass down their craft like a treasured heirloom. Others learn from wandering masters, following them from oasis to oasis in exchange for secrets of tone, breath, and gesture. A few receive their gifts from djinn, spirits, or mysterious encounters in the wilderness, where stories themselves seem to take form and teach their chosen vessel.

Wherever they come from, Hakawatis understand that a story told is never just a story — it’s a spell woven with breath, memory, and will.

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