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A curated set of RPG links spans quick-use tables, encounter ideas, dungeon design, game-master prep and Traveller’s speculative trade.
This odd, tail-swinging mount brings arcade flair to the table, with old-school stats and clear hooks for encounters, riders and terrain.
A small station chain near Łódź borrowed the D&D initials, leaving one roleplaying fan with a memorable logo and a vanished local landmark.
A year into Glimmermark, shield management has softened the dungeon crawl while goblin factions and shifting alliances keep the world surprising.
A flexible yearly event table gives fantasy campaigns regional news, from royal births and strange signs to famine, war and monster attacks.
A courtship event can suit a campaign of noble retainers, but its gender assumptions and forced family outcomes may not fit every table.
A broad reading list pairs ready-to-use fantasy prompts with advice on rulings, travel, player agency, mapping and running games.
Grenzland No. 6 gathers OSR essays, a ship-based campaign concept, a German game report and materials from a concluded faction game.
A broad RPG reading list brings together table prompts, campaign tools, monster ideas, rules questions, hobby history and two HârnMaster maps.
This tabletop rule gives elves enough inner light to navigate dark places, while making them easier to spot and disrupting nearby dwarves’ darkvision.
This house rule turns religious observance into a small XP reward, a possible Bless effect, or a deity-linked Quest for characters and their rivals.
This D&D morale rule gives NPCs a chance to flee, freeze, lash out or faint when a failed check turns into panic.
Glimmermark firearms hit hard and pierce armor, but slow reloads, match upkeep and misfires make them a demanding choice underground.
After more than 50 sessions, Glimmermark’s third-year newsletter gathers local rumors, party records, maps and house rules for an exploration-focused game.
A new Codeberg repository gathers free tabletop resources, with an emphasis on open licenses and community suggestions.
Grenzland 8 brings English and German writing on 2d6 roleplaying, from Traveller patrons to historical sci-fi and tabletop combat rules.
ORMAN turns four dice into a thoughtful forest puzzle, balancing tree clusters, lakes and variety in a quick print-and-play format.
Gold Seal Games’ expansion adds modular scoring options and a competitive shared pond mode to Kohaku, alongside six new features and wild Blue Koi.
Lobby Snacks pairs open prize cards and flexible plays with a spending limit that can turn a strong round into a bust.
Dungeon Kings pairs dice based movement with changing maps, character powers and score goals, giving familiar print and play crawling a tactical twist.