https://gatlingart.itch.io/100rpgfaces feel free to use them for whatever purpose :)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/trailsandtales/danger-issue-1

The Danger Forge, creators of the Trails & Tales old school adventures The Temple of the Serpent Queen and The Crypt of Atan-Thu, are proud to present the first issue of Danger, a new anthology of OSR adventures!

Hello all,

I'm very pleased to announce the translation of Crystania RPG2 is now complete! Together with our previous translation of Crystania RPG, you can now play the Crystania tabletop role-playing game!

Thanks to Reaper and Gilgamesh108 for their help in proofreading, and the latter also with making the tables!

The translation can be found at the Lodoss Wiki fan translation page. If you're interested in printing the fan translation, you may want to use our complete covers. Personally, I like to read these while listening to some Lodoss, Crystania, Louie the Rune Soldier or Sword World soundtracks, and there happen to be quite a bunch at this YouTube channel!

Also check out the Wiki's X-page for more updates!

Art Challenge from a few years back. Drawing prompts(in order) were-Dark Matter Bow, Dank Dungeon Passage, Axe of Doom and Morrloch the War Mage. Cheers!

Yesterday I posted about my RPG zine Sghorbi PLUS, but I actually forgot to put all the assets available for download, so I corrected that and now you can find the assets in a separate download, under Creative Commons BY license. Feel free to use them for your works too!

This is my version of the Thief class for S&W Whitebox. Its not 1 to 1 with Greyhawk and the FMAG inspiration but has just a little bit of both.

Alternatively, if you want to make this more like OD&D's:

Increase Backstab dmg. multiplier by 1 every 4 levels

Attacking unaware targets have a +4 to-hit (in my games I just give advantage)

And give them, upon reaching 10th level, a 5-in-6 chance to use magical scrolls. On a failure the spell turns on them.

Otherwise I hope you guys like this little homebrew I made.

Tim Molloy (@timmmolloyart on Instagram) just sent over an illustration of one of the Crimson Templars from HELLCRAWL. These fanatical knights committed ritual suicide so their souls could descend into Hell and continue an endless crusade against demons and devils.

The project is creeping toward another stretch goal unlock and a new reveal. It’s been wild watching how many people have rallied behind this strange little book.

Today, the mad mage Syd Lonreiro has finished the map of a level he has been working on for several weeks. However, there are still many rooms that do not yet have doors, or secret doors, to access them. It is a special level in the lineage of the most fun and coolest levels of Castle Greyhawk. After pulp science fiction, I wanted another “WTF” level, so I decided to create a level based on the collaborative mythology of the SCP universe.

As in Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, there will be firearms, but not blasters, modern guns and explosives instead. The level is a containment site for SCP creatures; some of the most resilient ones are already locked in a small cluster of rooms in the northeast, west of the large dart-shaped hall in the far east.

There is also a large circular room that already serves as an administrative zone in the southwest, with empty offices and plenty of corpses, a surviving staff resistance, and it will likely be the main access point of the level.

I will fill it with SCPs that I will adapt to AD&D/OD&D; some of them may be killed using the means available in the level, mainly firearms. The level is dark and dangerous.

The 10-foot-wide tunnels are circular but have a straight grated floor running through them. The main corridors are hexagonal.

This level is, of course, a mapping and survival challenge for high-level players.

https://golemproductions.substack.com/p/coffee-review-fatherfog-zero-edition

Here’s my in-depth review of Fatherfog, TKG’s new fairytale horror RPG.

What I love, what confuses me, what inspires me—and why I think the game desperately needs a defining adventure module.

I have a lot of thoughts. Let me know yours!

If you are running older editions (or their clones) how do you handle Wights? As written, they seem like a hard to kill zombie with a punishingly un-fun level-drain. Low on flavor and likely to piss off players.

I took a stab at making them more distinct by more explicitly linking them to the undead described in Norse & Anglo Saxon sagas. i.e. hard to kill and will track down anyone who takes their treasures.

They can only be permanently killed by a weapon older than they are, otherwise they'll dissolve at 0 HP and reform in their tomb.

What do you do with them?

Credit: Image is my own drawing, but based on a Vance Kelly original

A cover I did recently for a Shadowdark one-shot module called «Dawn of the Goat» where massive goat men terrorize a small village. 🐐👀

If you are interested it is available at drivethruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/563262/shadow-delves-1-dawn-of-the-goat-for-shadowdark-rpg

I wrote an essay about how my philosophy of GMing shifted over time from “storytelling” toward something closer to divination.

Instead of treating the GM as an author controlling narrative arcs, I’ve become more interested in using random tables, dice, and world simulation to discover the story alongside the players. The GM as an oracle rather than a writer.

The post talks a lot about Dolmenwood, encounter tables, indifferent worlds, player agency, and why I think victories feel more meaningful when the setting doesn’t bend itself around the protagonists.

Would love to hear how other people approach this style of play.

https://bocoloid.blogspot.com/2026/05/from-storyteller-to-oracle-of-delphi-on.html

The Blacksmith is taking shape, and the forge already burns bright.

Dark Sun using Pocket Barbarian

https://www.crossplanes.com/2026/05/pocket-dark-sun-using-pocket-barbarian.html