Erratum: if your character is Thelavian or Onderban, and has a bag of silver lunars or better, they also should have some calling cards. It's just how upper-class types do in this setting.
“The setting and the rules, character creation, all sit together so neatly and intuitively, alongside some of the most beautiful art I’ve seen in a long time. [A] strong authorial... [click here for more]
YOU KNOW MAGIC'S COST. You spoke unspeakable names and made unthinkable deals. Your Pact makes smooth your road to hell. It aids you when you invoke it. But each time you call on your patron, you risk disfavor and doom. And your patron keeps requiring sacrifices.
This module can be run alone, but is more interesting as an overlay to other 2400/24XX modules.... [click here for more]
A game about allegiances, motorcycle jousting, and the wagers people dare with fate in search of glory.
D&D 5e presents a class - the Warlock - that exemplifies a cool concept done wrong by lack of rules support.
There are no mechanics associated with a D&D warlock's relation to their patron. No metagame consequence if the player fails to follow through on their... [click here for more]
WE ARE A TEAM. WE HOLD THE LINE. But one of us has compromised with Them, the paranormal entities we investigate, contain, and suppress. One of us is a Heretic - a person with unimaginable power, marked by weirdness, doomed and dangerous, someone we can't trust.
A 24XX game.
What will a demon do for you, under the gun? What's the price that you'll pay for... [click here for more]
Lo-fi heroic fantasy, inspired mainly by Tolkien. Using Jason Tocci's 24XX engine, with some modifications to weapons and armor for a different take on combat. Almost all, or even any, of the situations generated by the random setting tables can be resolved without combat. ... [click here for more]
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