Lucentia is boiling over. What started as protests has turned into rolling riots, block-by-block uprisings, and nights where the city burns its own reflection into the skyline. Power is distracted. Enforcement is stretched thin. Supply lines are breaking. In the gaps between outrage and response, money moves fast - and violently. This is the moment criminals wait for. This is when fortunes are made.

The Flashpoint Belts are dense urban corridors where commercial zones bleed into residential blocks. Transit hubs choke with abandoned vehicles. Fires burn unchecked. Pop-up barricades rise and fall by the hour. No single group controls the streets - only momentum does. If you know where to move, there’s profit everywhere. If you don’t, the city will swallow you.

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Lucentia never sleeps - and neither should you. In this solo mode, you step into the city alone, taking on jobs, running cons, evading the law, and navigating the hidden currents of factions. Every decision ripples outward: a missed detail can cost more than cash, and a single bold move can rewrite the city’s balance.

To fully experience the chaos, you’ll need your Urban Chaos Core Rulebook. It contains the rules for attributes, skills, combat, factions, Noise, City Pulse, and the systems that make Lucentia feel alive. The solo adventure system builds on these rules, letting you engage with the city as both protagonist and storyteller.

Expect tension, opportunity, and consequences. You’ll roll dice, make choices under pressure, and see the city respond in real time. Every session is a self-contained story, but one that can leave threads spilling into the next.

Solo play in Urban Chaos isn’t about simply surviving - it’s about thriving in a city that watches, remembers, and pushes back. It’s fast, it’s engaging, and it’s yours to shape. Your moves matter. Your choices echo. And the city? The city is always listening.

Uptown wears its wealth like a clean shirt - pressed, buttoned, and meant never to be stained. Gaslight gleams on polished door-knockers, horses stamp before brick façades unmarred by soot, and the air smells less of blood and refuse and more of soap and money. It is not your world. That is precisely why you are here. The job was supposed to be quick. Clean, even. A single night’s work beyond the old borders, past the crooked lanes and rotting tenements, into streets that believe themselves untouchable. Word travelled low and careful: silver locked behind velvet curtains, ledgers that could ruin men, and a house whose owners trusted too deeply in distance and decorum. But nothing taken uptown ever stays taken. By morning, the whispers begin. A coachman asks too many questions. A patrolman lingers where he shouldn’t. A familiar face from downtown is spotted drinking in a place he cannot afford. Someone talked - or someone watched. The heist has shifted something unseen, and the city responds the way it always does: not with law, but with pressure. Now you are hunted by more than bruisers with clubs. Credit dries up. Doors close. Old allies weigh the cost of knowing you. Uptown money reaches downtown hands, and the streets grow suddenly narrow. Survival is no longer about the score - it’s about what you’re willing to burn to stay breathing. You stand between two worlds, carrying what should never have been taken, and learning too late that the real theft was attention.

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In this Solo Adventure, you assume the role of a gangster in New York’s Five Points and surrounding neighborhoods in the mid-1800s. You will require:

The story begins with a brief introduction to the situation, a few key locations, and a handful of story hooks. From there, the game is driven by your imagination, choices, and dice rolls.

As you play:

You will record events, outcomes, and consequences

Xavier Rayes is a genius in Huntsville whose life is managed by AI and a digital proxy, all focused on acquiring power from the mysterious Power Meteorites. These fragments grant superhuman abilities, but they come with a fatal debt: progressive weakening and cellular collapse. When Xavier's plan to gain power collides with Silas Kade, a rival whose heat abilities are destroying his body, Xavier must risk a calculated exposure to survive the brutal confrontation and learn that his power is a contract, not a gift.

Tradesman Tavern is part of our Fantasy Map Collection, featuring a unique blend of tavern and workshop spaces. This eclectic establishment caters to craftsmen of all kinds—smiths, weavers, carpenters, and alchemists—offering a place to work, share skills, and unwind after a long day. Perfect for adding a creative and industrious atmosphere to your campaign.

This d100 table is a curated list of evocative fantasy book, scroll, and tome titles designed for tabletop games and storytelling. It serves as a creative tool to quickly generate immersive names that enrich libraries, treasure hoards, wizard towers, and forgotten archives.

This Windjammer Module is designed as a drop-in module to make maritime engagement in RPGs more interesting than fast travel or simple number-crunching, without having to be a skilled tall-ship sailor to understand what's going on. Designed for use alongside the books Jybe-Ho! and Low Bridge! these modules can be used independently of either.

"Corsair Offshore" gives a set of four challenges for your heroes as they assist a local fishing crew who have been neset by an unknown brigantine. The action starts with getting out of harbor, picking the crew out of the water before they hit the rocks, and then closing with and grappling the brigantine to board it and fight the crew of pirates.  

This two page adventure should be enough to get you started with maritime mayhem in existing games without having to learn a whole new naval gaming system. 5e Compatible.

Onward, to Adventure!

OSRIC 3.0™ is your introduction to a world of fierce and wily dragons, forgotten dungeons, and glittering treasure. Your character might explore ancient ruins filled with traps and magic, or roam the wilderness beyond civilisation’s reach, gaining new levels and power as you accumulate treasure and experience. You and your other party members may come face to face with the great mysteries of the world while crafting powerful magic items or establishing strongholds to protect the weak from the forces of evil. The OSRIC™ Player Guide (included in the first half of this book) contains everything you need for character creation and all of the player-facing rules. 

Every OSRIC™ game needs a Game Master in order to play. The OSRIC™ 3.0 Gamemaster Guide (included in the second half of this book) contains advice, rules, and tables to help you run adventures for your friends! It contains guidance for non-player characters (NPCs), designing dungeon adventures, encounter tables, monster stats and descriptions, treasure, and magic items. 

Are you ready to become legend?

Originally written in 2005-2006 as a retro-clone of the first edition of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons,* OSRIC™ is now in its third version, newly revised for clarity and accuracy.

*Mythmere Games and the authors of this document are not affiliated in any way with Wizards of the Coast, Inc. (WOTC) or HASBRO, the holders of the trademarks “Dungeons & Dragons” and “D&D”. Mentions of these trademarks (including “AD&D”) in this book are solely for accurate reference, and are not intended as the use of, or as a claim to, such trademarks.

A leaning tower outside the abandoned town of Finsburg once housed a sinister cult of the Arch-Devil Asmodeus. Now, something in the tower has reawakened, and the characters are tasked with investigating! What strange events led to the destruction of Finsburg? What has taken up residence in the tunnels below? Treasure and honors await the group of adventurers who can solve the mystery and defeat the menace of … The Cult of the Crooked Tower! This challenging adventure by Steve ("Zherbus") O’Connell is designed for 5-6 first-level adventurers run by veteran players. For inexperienced players, the adventure is best played with second level characters. This adventure is designed for use with OSRIC 3.0™ and with 1e. Other OSR systems can be used to run the adventure, but some adjustment will be required.

Ancient snake-people, an evil order of knighthood, and the sinister whisperings of a death god. This adventure is an assault on a mountain fortress that harbors a multitude of secrets. There are layers within layers of evil plots hidden in the fortress, and several different approaches that can be taken to discover and destroy them. Written by Gábor Csomós, Whispers of the Death God is designed for 4-6 player characters, level 7-9. This adventure is designed for use with OSRIC 3.0™ and with 1e. Other OSR systems can be used to run the adventure, but some adjustment will be required.

It wasn't you’re fault, but now your days away from the closest settlement watching the sand barge you were on disappear in the distance. At least the suns setting so you won’t cook, and besides, the aurora seemingly right above your head gives you more than enough light to see.

2096 is a dystopian RPG powered by a single d12 and a world that doesn’t care if you make it home. Every scenario is modular and consequence‑driven, designed to slot into your campaign or stand alone as a quick, lethal one‑shot.

Inside you’ll find a 2‑page adventure: a rules sheet for instant play and a scenario built for tension, escalation, and fallout. Perfect for coffee‑break sessions, late‑night runs, or when you want a complete story in under an hour.