Review of Trophy Dark
Trophy Dark is a horror storytelling game where the players are treasure hunters and set off to a dangerous place (abstractly called the forest, although it can also be a swamp, castle or something else entirely). However, the focus is…
Review of Ten Candles
In Ten Candles, the entire group tells a tragic horror story. A story of hope but also of a world before its end. Why together? Because the players and the game master share the right to tell the story at…
The Abandoned Mage Tower — A Starting Adventure for The Shadow of the Demon Lord
In The Abandoned Mage Tower the players arrive at Leiden, a village in the duchy of Sonnenburg where the dead are restless.
Review of Arium:Create
On 52 pages, the principle of Arium:Create is explained in detail. The authors emphasize that it is a collaborative process and that we are building an Arium by mutual agreement. Therefore, safety tools are recommended via the Lacunae found in…
Designer Notes on the Summoner
Since Pathfinder 3.5 The Summoner has been a favorite class amongst many tabletop rpg players including myself. This summoner has a trusty eidolon by their side, which is their main summons. The Summoner also is capable of summoning several additional…
Fate-Seeker now on the DMs Guild!
The card-based spellcaster class, Fate-Seeker, is available on the DMs Guild. Take destiny on its horns and give your friends the necessary glimpses of the near future through the Deck of the Sixty. A full wizard class with the core…
Designer Notes on the Fate Seeker
The Fate-Seeker class can draw a multiple number of cards per day. Similar to Sorcery Points, the amount of these actions increases with the level. When a card is drawn, a d6 is rolled (or a corresponding card from a…
Fate-Seeker — A new cardbased spellcaster for DnD 5e
As one of the first self-written classes we would like to introduce the Fate-Seeker. Inspired by card-based magicians, the Fate-Seeker class for Dungeons and Dragons 5e offers a mixture of that card magic and playing with tarot cards. On 11…
Phoenix Soul Sorcerer Revised goes Copper!
I am happy to announce that the English version of the Phoenix Soul Sorcerers Revised is among the 4.23% of products that have received a copper medal!
Review of Shadow of the Demon Lord
If you're up for a dark world like Warhammer's, but prefer to roll d20 instead of d100 and want to be able to do something with your character, you might feel comfortable with the Demon Lord. The system is uncomplicated…
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