This is one of my secret weapons. Whenever I need a short plot, I look in here and find something I have not done recently, and apply it to whichever system I'm using. It does not claim to be anything but a list, and yet there is some good GMing advice in there too, just casually.

I have beenusing this for literal decades. It's one of the best prep tools around!

S. John Ross is one of the greats of TTRPG: endlessly creative, funny, and an excellent writer with an eye toward good gaming. I will buy anything he writes. So should you. So should everyone on Earth.

It's exactly what it says on the tin: a big list of plots that mesh nicely for RPG adventure design. When you're just pressed for creativity, it can help spark some ideas and get thigns moving. Or, if an encounter / adventure feels a little too bland, the common twists can open up some ideas for how to take things in a different direction. Basically, if you read the title of this product and thought, "Oh, that seems like it'd be useful," you're probably correct :)

This is a good tool for any GM who is looking for a bit of inspiration from time to time.

Great product, hard to believe you could not sell it. Likely not because they did not like it, but because they could not use it as part of a normal themed issue.

Easily one of the most important parts of a GM's aresenal - if not the most. Doesn't matter your genre or system, this will give you a jumping off point for any session.

Thank you! This has been enormously helpful and inspiring!

Thanks autor!!! This is soooo great tool for GM! Simple, short but BIG inspiration! Greatings from Poland!

Pokethulhu is a very humorous and low-prep game, great for one-shots. However, there are a few issues that stand in the way of using it for an extended campaign, mainly lack of rules for things such as catching new Pokethulhu, non-1v1 combat, and Devolution.

Also, all of the players need to be familiar with at least either Pokemon OR Lovecraftian monsters, though both is preferable and semi-required for the Owner (GM).

As it is, I would say the game is well worth the time spent reading the witty rulebook, and makes a great back-up for when you can't continue your usual game.

Simple list of ideas you can base your intrigue on. Not a real help, but you can take it and read through it and maybe someting brings an idea for campaign or adventure. In fact it's almost guaranteed.

Ross delivers such a delightfully written yet practical supplement for all your Starport (though it could be repurposed for many environments). The information is tightly written, and oozes style. Better even thatn that, you can print out the consise maps, or bring them all into your TTRPG platform of choise. Outstanding and IMHO something that just deserves to be on your shelf as a GM.

This is a font specifically designed for producing hex grids quickly, accurately, and affordably on one’s home printer. I bought it, installed it, and was using it to print out several simple hex grids in minutes. The package includes not only OpenType, TrueType, and Type 1 versions of the font, but also a five page guide of tips, and a 181 page PDF of printable pre-made sample grids in various sizes and designs - which make printing off a simple page of hexes even faster than creating a document yourself. The included PDFs alone are worth the purchase price.

The font itself is fantastic, which each lowercase letter, uppercase letter, and number producing a different version of a hex grid. The result is an extensive library of grid effects to chose from, including fine lines, heavy lines, cornerless, corners only, center dots, hexes within hexes, and more.

I've searched for a simple hex-making utility for a long time. And this isn't a separate application, it's just a font that you install on your computer, making it compatible with whichever word processor you use, and PhotoShop. Of course, that also means that your results may vary, depending on which word processor softwre you use to create your documents full of hexes.

If you’re interested in print-and-play hex map making, I definitely recommend checking out this hex-making font. I also posted a video review of the HexPaper Pro font at: https://youtu.be/WNGixdPdU4A

I hope this review is helpful!

By concept alone, Pokethulhu should have you hook, line and sinker. But if not, maybe I can prod you in the right direction here. PLAY IT! The provided module is absurdly fun, and a hillarious take on aging, friendship, and of course the obvious cult activity! Whip out those dusty d12s and get ready for fun!

An extremely helpful tool for scenario writing. I highly recommend to anyone who's feeling a bit of writers block, or just needs a little push in another direction.