In a remote valley in the West Fjords of Iceland, a fallen runestone has been raised once more. Since its return, livestock fears the highlands, dand reams turn dark.

At Laugaból farm, an aging farmer and his wife seek help. They fear that something has disturbed the dead. What the heroes uncover, however, is far worse.

Beneath the runes lies a hidden truth. A name erased. A betrayal buried.

As night falls, the restless dead will rise to claim justice.

Will the heroes restore the truth and risk shaming the living?
Or will they face the wrath of the draugr and let the past remain buried?

The Runestone of Laugardalur Valley is a short scenario for the Age of Vikings roleplaying game, designed for a single evening of play. Set in the haunting landscapes of Iceland’s West Fjords, this adventure blends rune lore, skaldic tradition, and moral choice into a tightly focused saga.

Imagine That looks at immersion in solo roleplaying - the player experience of ‘being there’, and of seeing the world through the eyes of the character. 

This book provides player guidance for those interested in solo roleplaying, and suggests tips and techniques for making the experience as immersive as possible. I’ll provide a working example of how that can be done, using it to illustrate the different ways in which immersion can be brought into your solo game session. All of this is optional and modular – adopt the techniques you feel will suit your games or your play style best. A rules-light game is included that is great for solo play, or a pick-up table-top game. 

The author has had a thirty-year career in writing, and written books on the Roman Empire, Iron Age Britain, Ancient Egypt, secret cults and the Vietnam War, and has also written books for Steve Jackson Games and Free League. He has also written and published multiple solo RPGs on DrivethruRPG via Zozer Games.

Da un manuale di 67 pagine a una pagina stampata solo fronte, che piegata come indicato diventa un mini libretto di 8 pagine A7. Potrete con poche righe ripercorrere la saga dell'invasione dei Saprofiti, a bordo dell'improbabile nava di cadetti il Bartemius.

Qwein Giochi Artigiano della Fantasia dal 1986

They were hired to retrieve stolen property. What if the property can ask for freedom? On the cosmopolitan world of Gath, a wealthy noble couple offers a lucrative job to recover a stolen heirloom. But the deeper the crew digs, the clearer it becomes that nothing about the theft is straightforward. The “object” is a self-aware infomorph that engineered its own escape and now seeks asylum in a system where it might be recognized as a person, not property. Caught between profit, law, and conscience, the heroes must decide: finish the job, or take a stand that could cost them everything.

Emancipation Clause 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.

Space isn’t empty.
It’s watching. It’s waiting. And it’s full of things your players were never meant to find.

This massive collection delivers 1,500 adventure hooks designed to inject mystery, horror, and mind-bending weirdness into your sci-fi campaigns. From derelict ships that shouldn’t exist, to reality fractures, alien ruins, living signals, and impossible star systems—every page is packed with ideas that hit fast and linger long after the session ends.

Inside you’ll find
1,500 hooks ready to drop into play
15 unique categories covering every flavor of strange space
Encounters that twist reality, perception, and time
Plug-and-play ideas for instant sessions or long arcs

Fully compatible with Traveller, Starfinder, Any sci-fi RPG system

No stat blocks. No filler. Just pure inspiration you can use immediately.

Whether you need a quick session, a campaign twist, or something that makes your players stop and say “what the hell was that?”—this book has you covered.

Big A Book of Hooks: Strange Space Edition**
Because the scariest thing in space…
is the part that doesn’t make sense.

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AI ART WAS USED IN THE CREATION OF THIS BOOK

Solo RPG with Video Games Made Simple

Turn the moments you notice in video games into fresh solo RPG content.

This trifold gives you a simple, usable framework for translating quests, NPCs, locations, combat, loot, discoveries, and major choices into scene seeds, plot threads, and adventure material for your own solo play.

In this pamphlet, you’ll get:

• A clear step-by-step Translator Loop
• Tools for turning on-screen moments into playable solo RPG scenes
• Twist tables, prompts, and an oracle to add surprise
• A flexible method that works across many genres
• An example of play to help you start using it right away

Great for solo players who want:

• More inspiration with less prep
• A new way to use video games during solo play
• Fast, flexible tools that can be used immediately

If you enjoy both Solo RPGs and Video Games, this trifold helps you connect the two in a way that feels creative, practical, and fun.

My Made Simple Collection:

• Solo Campaign Made Simple
• World Building Made Simple
• Adventure Design Made Simple

DriveThruRPG Blurb – Frontier Medicine

A stolen medicine crate. A dying infant. A town on the edge. What begins as a simple recovery job becomes a tense frontier mystery in Frontier Medicine, a complete Savage Worlds adventure set in the Dakota Territory.

When the Macintosh baby’s life‑saving medicine is taken in a brutal stage attack, the posse rides hard into the broken country north of Redemption. But the trail leads to more than outlaws. A disciplined ambush. A hidden quarry hideout. A crate returned out of principle. And a quiet gunsmith found dead in his own shop.

Someone in Redemption wanted Johann Schubert silenced. Someone with money. Someone with reach. Someone who hired a killer by wire and left no trail.

As the town reels, the posse must uncover the truth before panic tears Redemption apart. Track the assassin. Clear an innocent man. And face the hard choices that define justice on the frontier.

Frontier Medicine includes:

• Tactical ambushes, tense chases, and small‑town investigation

• Frontier‑era forensics through Dr. Ellie McKee

• A morally complex antagonist who returns in future stories

• Hooks that tie directly into The Road to Redemption campaign arc

Gritty. Human. Unforgiving. Frontier Medicine is a story about the cost of justice — and the quiet courage it takes to hold a town together.

This single page describes the fundamentals of 3HEX, the solo RPG system. It is NOT a playable game, in-and-of-itself. It is designed to describe the 3HEX to aspiring 3HEX writers. 

(C) Mark Quire & Tesseract Engine 2026. All Rights Reserved.

The Whisperwood Map

Extra Ordinary gives us beat-up canvas backpacks and dirty, duct-taped sneakers, kids holding bloody hands grasped a little too tight, strange and dangerous powers, chasing dark forces, people who can’t or just won’t understand, and an endless journey on the side of a winding highway asking, “What do you do next?”

Extra Ordinary is a tabletop roleplaying game where you play kids with extraordinary powers on the run from danger in the ordinary world. It is a game of belonging outside belonging, a dice-less and GM-full game system that uses tokens and the players’ imagination to create a narrative-focused and roleplay-heavy story. The game is built for 3-6 players and intended for long-form play, but alternate rules for GM-ed or one-shot play are included in the book. Inspired by Maximum Ride, Percy Jackson, and Animorphs, this game tackles themes of homelessness, child endangerment and abuse, bigotry, young kids with grand destinies, and what it means to be something other than ordinary—in more ways than one.

STRANGE FREQUENCIES

Episode 09 – “My Grandma Keeps Calling”

(Hecata/Giovanni)

Strange Frequencies is an in-universe late-night radio podcast that reports on unexplained events, strange people, and unsettling urban legends—without ever naming the supernatural.

The host doesn’t know about vampire clans, mage Traditions, or the hidden war for reality.
Your players do...they might.

Each episode presents a self-contained story that unmistakably reflects a specific Clan, Tradition, or supernatural faction, disguised as a mundane human experience: a wellness program, an art collective, a street protest, a missing person report, a therapy session gone wrong.

How to use these recordings:

• Atmospheric Openers
  Play or read an episode transcript at the start of a session to establish tone, foreshadow threats, or hint at faction activity in the city.

• In-World Clues
  Episodes can reference locations, NPCs, or events the characters will encounter later—serving as indirect intel without breaking immersion.

• Masquerade-Safe Exposition
  Deliver lore, faction behavior, and supernatural consequences through human misunderstanding, keeping mystery intact.

• Player Engagement Hooks
  Characters might recognize themselves, their allies, or their enemies in an episode—and wonder who else was listening.

Time: 6:27
Format: mp3
Language: English (with slight Eastern European accent from a voice actor)

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