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WELCOME TO THE CORE!
This is where it all happens, citizen! The white-heat of hyperadvanced technology! The teeming populations of the many worlds of Manhome, the ancient solar system, cradle of humankind! The thousands of worlds of the Old Commonality, drenched in byzantine intrigue, the strange and divergent hominids, the products of millennia of change. We’re all what... [click here for more] |
Mindjammer Press |
$14.61 $10.23
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“YOU WILL KNEEL BEFORE THE EMPEROR—OR DIE!"
“To dwell on the past is weakness! We were born from nucleonic fire. We were forged in flame and suffering. And now we march to the stars and make the spawn of abomination burn!”
Welcome to the Bright Empire of Venu—the interstellar civilisation of the “bad guys” of Human Space! An ancient people of xenophobic... [click here for more] |
Mindjammer Press |
$14.61 $10.23
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A fundraising one-page dungeon. All money raised will go to Sarah Newton, please give what you can.
‘This ancient ruined shrine was once a place of worship for the now dead Octopoi gods. Fanatic Octopoi priests and their Teuthic followers now guard the place...’
Can you swim?
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a requirement,... [click here for more] |
Solipsist RPGs |
Pay What You Want
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In space, no one can see you roll.
Dicewars is a lightweight game of deadly space combat that can be played anywhere you have polyhedral dice and a flat surface to play on.
To play Dicewars you’ll need a bunch of polyhedral dice, which you will use to make Starships. Each player should have the same number of dice, but they don’t have to be the same types. You’ll need at least... [click here for more] |
Solipsist RPGs |
$3.00 $2.01
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Solipsist is a diceless role-playing game for 2 or more players. Stylishly presented with a luscious green cover it features the artwork of author David Donachie as well as Gregor Hutton (Best Friends), Kurt Taylor and Frieda Van Raevels. Solipsists are people who think so strongly and individually, that they can literally change reality, teasing out the fabric of the consensus... [click here for more] |
Solipsist RPGs |
$10.00 $6.70
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InBetween: Hungry Mouse is a spin-off solo mini-game inspired by the InBetween RPG. You are a tiny mouse on a quest for food in the dark dangerous Between (the space between house walls, and under their floors). You create a route to explore, and try to make it out alive with enough food for your mouse-kin.
To play, you will need a pen, paper, and around five six-sided dice.
Note:... [click here for more] |
Solipsist RPGs |
$3.00 $2.40
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The seventh issue of Casket of Fays sails into view! Within its covers can be found an assortment of delights and darksome things to enhance your Dragon Warriors game!
A Shipload of Trouble by Jonathan Hicks and David M. Donachie
From Mortal Combat, the Bola by Lee Barklam
Folk Magic of Ferromaine... [click here for more] |
Red Ruin Publishing |
FREE
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The Collective Endeavour Journal brings together articles, adventures and supplements for some of the hottest games to come out of the UK in the past few years: Hot War, 3:16, Cold City, Solipsist, Duty & Honour, Mob Justice, Dead of Night and Contenders. It also includes a fully playable quick start ruleset for Pulp! A skirmish wargame of two-fisted action. Collective Endeavour are a group of... [click here for more] |
Omnihedron Games |
FREE
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Tales of Red Ruin reaches number six. We are proud to present "Icon of Death", a solo adventure penned and illustrated by David Donachie. Marshall Vallin bids you take on a dangerous mission, one that entrusts you to deliver a mysterious package. The fate of the Principalities hinges on this mission. Just how much danger you will encounter, well, that remains to be seen. This solo adventure requires... [click here for more] |
Red Ruin Publishing |
FREE
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David M. Donachie brings you 'The Beast of the Black Tor', a solo adventure for the Dragon Warriors RPG.
Black Tor is a place with an evil reputation, and your first glimpse of it — a distant shadow against the evening sky — does little to contradict that. Tall and jagged, it resembles nothing so much as the decaying ruin of some ancient fortress such as the elves might have... [click here for more] |
Red Ruin Publishing |
FREE
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