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Lead of the Dead (supplement for Unglorious, the Necro-Fantasy RPG) takes you straight to the Frontier Age! A setting filled with bandits, drought and a million ways to die in the West… what’s old, you ask? The corpses you’ll adorn with stetsons and holsters. Are you ready to face the Livingovernors and the Necrocoons? Will you manage to escape the Gallows Nuns? …Will you become Legends of the Frontier? This book includes background on the Frontier Age, 4 new Deceased Types, dedicated Equipment and a Bestiary, and a western adventure! Unglorious: Lead of the Dead contains: Background of the Fronti-Era; Re-Dead Valley setting, with dedicated map with eleven new areas to explore; Rules for riding, forming your own band, and collecting Fame; New Funerary Equipment, including new weapons, new powers, items and more; 4 new Deceased Types; 6 new Bestiary Profiles; The adventure Redhead Redemption.

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In 2016, Grant Howitt decided – flippantly – to write a one-page roleplaying game every month and release it for free online. Little did he know that the barely-intelligible pen-and-ink scratches he turned out would go on to define his career, and the shape of roleplaying games, for years to come. Played by thousands of people all over the world, Grant’s one-page games run the gamut from strange to silly, daft to deadly serious, and powerfully original to potentially copyright-infringing. Each volume contains (at least!) 13 games in their original single-page format, complete with SECRET BACK PAGE material for every game that’s never been released online. Plus, where relevant, the longer games Grant and his collaborators have released are printed in full-colour, saddle-stitched booklets. Each game has been written, illustrated (sorry) and laid out entirely by Grant, unless someone else helped him, in which case it says so. As of 2024, all these volumes come in US Letter size, in a sturdy cardboard folder with a spine. These games (and their back pages) are: Board To Death: You’re trapped in a board game (any board game). Fight your way out before you’re murdered by the malevolent inhabitants. Back page: A Card Game. A card-based game about personal development and interpersonal tension.   Knock Off Mascots: YOU are an unofficial mascot for your football team. For years now you’ve been in the shadow of the official mascot. You’ve had enough. You and your friends are going to murder them. THEN the club will take you seriously. Back page: Lists of official mascots to dethrone and examples of their absurd privilege.   Fucked Up Little Man: A Dark Souls fan RPG where you play the weird NPCs who go “heh heh heh heh” at the end of every exchange. Back page: Covenants to devote your fucked up little life to, traits and professions to make you that little bit more fucked up and weird, and some more rules.   Malign Inspiration: A cosmic horror metagame that you may already be playing and cannot opt out of. Back page: A list of failed roleplaying game ideas that coincidentally rhyme with Malign Inspiration. You’re welcome to them.   Super Cool Monster Hunting Club: Adventurous children battle unseen monsters using improvised equipment. Involves a surprising amount of dress-up for a tabletop game. Back page: An urban horror hack of Super Cool Monster Hunting Club. Darker and with more swearing.   This One Time At Bard Camp: You are a trainee bard at Bardic Community College. You’ve been waiting all year for the highlight of the season; Bard Camp. You’ve got one week to achieve your dreams before you have to go back to the real world. Back page: Your entire adventuring party’s stuck in this one guy’s head. Take turns controlling him, and spend the rest of your time backseat driving.   The Dungeon of Numbered Days: A means of producing a wholly original dungeon for adventures and looting using only a second-hand advent calendar, a pen and some imaginative gumption. Back page: An assortment of dubiously festive treasures with which to populate your dungeon.   Stag Party: YOU are a HALF-HUMAN, HALF-BEAST creature from the DEEP DARK of the WOODS. You are getting MARRIED. As is TRADITION, you and all your peers are to be wed to THE ARBOREAL SOW: a beautiful and sacred pig the size of a transit van. It is the night before the ceremony and, as is TRADITION, you must secure tribute for your queen from the LANDS OF MAN. You have until dawn to claim something worthy. Back page: Hen Knights. YOU are a CHICKEN pressed into service as the Arboreal Sow’s honour guard. Fingers are complicated and you don’t know what’s going on. Do your best.   EVERYONE IS SEAGULLS: The entire group plays a flock of seagulls. The core mechanic is yelling. Back page: Other things to be a large, noisy collective of, including rules for such.   Irrefutable Proof: It’s 1890. You’re a charlatan medium. Perform your latest seance and fleece your client while a real ghost tries to kill you. Back page: Eleven abandoned literary adaptations of Honey Heist.   The (Orc) Pope Is Dead: The last orc pope died of a drinking binge. Find a new one, or do the job yourself. Back page: MORE DETAILS OF THE INEFFABLE AND MYSTICAL ROLE OF THE POPE IN THE FAITH OF BOG-AL-KURRUK.   Plastic Bastards: A narrative miniatures game in which you build a small gang of horrible little fighters, then come up with spurious reasons for them to try and murder each other. Back page: Grant’s Guide to Kitbashing, which you’ll find remarkably helpful in making your horrible little sods.

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Unglorious, the Necro-fantasy RPG lets you play the role of an adventurer who passed away due to their carelessness and has now risen again to seek the glory they couldn’t obtain when they were alive. Settle your unfinished business in the land of the living, face the land of the dead’s exhausting bureaucracy and join the most heroic deceased warriors! It’s time to rise and fight once more… and hopefully do better this time around.  Settling your scores is important, but it’s not enough to become Heroes of the Orchard. If that’s your goal, you’ll need Tales from the Crypt - a manual that includes 10 adventures and 3 new places to explore between the world of the living and the world of the dead, written by illustrious guests who took part in the very first Unglorious campaign… because the rusty old armor you were buried in isn’t enough to make you a great adventurer!

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DIE RPG is a roleplaying game based on the comic of the same name by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans – and it too has been made by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans! In DIE, you play a group of authentically flawed and desperate real-world people (Personas) who are sucked into a cursed roleplaying game and take on the form of heroes, villains and power players (Paragons).  Some of you might want to get back to the real world for whatever’s waiting for you there. Some of you might want to stay in a reality where you can finally get what you want out of life. You all have to agree whether you stay or go, and dead people can’t vote. It can get pretty bloody. More than 400 pages of clever words and beautiful art are yours for the taking in this gorgeous PDF published by Rowan, Rook and Decard. Gillen’s original beta manuscript has been refined, polished, trimmed, tweaked and edited into one of the best games you’ll ever read.  DIE RPG features: Six unique classes adapted from the pages of the comic More than 60 new full-colour illustrations from Stephanie Hans, Guest appearances from a range of illustrious comic artists including Tula Lotay, Abz Harding, Marguerite Sauvage, Elsa Charretier and Gene Ha, and writers including Adrian Tchaikovsky, Becky Annison, Cat Evans, Emily Allen, Tini Howard, and Sasha Sienna. Rules and advice for running DIE as a one-shot, a short campaign, or a grand epic A bestiary penned by RPG and comics luminaries that talks at length about not only the combat abilities of different monsters, but also their place games, literature and folklore

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Take your first steps into the City Beneath with this streamlined version of the rules for the Heart RPG. This document includes: All the rules you need to adventure, go mad and die in the Heart Five pre-generated characters with space for advancement – the magic- addicted Junk Mage, the zealous Heretic, the noble Vermissian Knight, and more An adventure, Drowned, which sees you rescuing vital components from a lost settlement to put a stop to coral-boned monsters flooding the Church of the Moon Beneath with salt water

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With the Ruins of Symbaroum game line, the acclaimed setting of Symbaroum comes to the world’s most popular roleplaying game rules! This book presents two major adventures that together form the mid-section and turning point of an epic six-part campaign called The Throne of Thorns, now available for play with 5E. Expect the stakes to be even higher, the competition fiercer, and the darkness abysmal, for the forest of Davokar is about to awaken. The capital city of Yndaros descending into chaos amid preparations for a royal wedding; deadly conspiracies that threaten to plunge the Davokar region into all-out war; the most perilous and decisive wilderness expedition in Ambrian history – experience all this and more as the epic quest for the legendary Throne of Thorns continues! Features: The two full-length adventures The Darkest Star and Mother of Darkness, for characters of 10th to 14th level. Close to 20 color maps, detailing adventure locations in towns, forests, and ruins. Over 60 stat blocks, covering non-player characters of different types – monsters, potential allies or adversaries, as well as famous/notorious individuals. A rich collection of handouts to be used during play, offering important information for social challenges and problem-solving. Contents: 1x Ruins of Symbaroum 5E - The Throne of Thorns Part II

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A pad of 50 character sheets for Black Powder and Brimstone.

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You’re dead. Well, it’s no surprise considering how recklessly you launched into adventure. You thought a sword, a map and some sunscreen would be enough to face hungry fiends and cursed forests? Tell me again, how did you die? …Good heavens, I’ve heard some stupid deaths in my time, but this one takes the cake! But fear not, all is not lost. Never mind the fact that you don’t even have one shred of flesh left on you, because now you have the opportunity to settle your unfinished business, to gain the glory you so coveted and to continue the journey that you cut short in such a silly way, so you can gain access to the most exclusive afterlife available! You are now in the Orchard, the world of the dead, a sort of metropolis inhabited by corpses. You will find there are many laws to follow, queues to respect and paperwork to sign in order to travel from here to the world of the living… but hey, even if it seems like a bleak and boring world, you can make a lot of friend who are as stup– I mean, as eager for adventure as you are, with whom you can embark on dozens of adventures without worrying about the passage of time (or a pitchfork piercing your chest). Well, go now. This is your death certificate and this is your sword. Of course it’s rusty! What did you expect? After all, it died too. Unglorious is the RPG that begins where all others end… with the death of your character! Embark on this adventure beyond the limits (and limitations) of life and face all that the World of More will throw at you. But don’t be scared… there probably won’t be anyone more frightening than you! Unglorious, the Necro-fantasy RPG lets you play the role of an adventurer who passed away due to their carelessness and has now risen again to seek the glory they couldn’t obtain when they were alive. Settle your unfinished business in the land of the living, face the land of the dead’s exhausting bureaucracy and join the most heroic deceased warriors! It’s time to rise and fight once more… and hopefully do better this time around.

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SANCTUM is a sourcebook for the Heart RPG. Inside, you’ll find a guide to building havens with your group to create the basis for an exciting campaign. You’ll also find advice on running haven-based campaigns, special fallout results that reflect your settlement’s trials and tribulations and ways to create and reinforce bonds with the people within. Inside you’ll find rules for four new types of angel, the fell-handed messengers of the Heart Itself which infiltrate and smash apart havens. You’ll also enjoy in-character ramblings on them from washed-up pulp fiction author Gris Hannemann who, potentially, invented them to sell more copies of his books. But they’re real now. Build fantastical, tragic settlements under threat from within and without Do your level best to defend them and keep the people inside alive and prosperous Watch, broken, as an emissary of a vast alien consciousness arrives and tears apart the walls like paper A copy of Heart: The City Beneath is required to use the rules and advice in Sanctum.

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Sea of Bones (Supplement for Unglorious: The Necro-Fantasy RPG) lets you “live” in the Jolly Risen age, where you’ll play undead pirates ready to set sail between the sea of the dead and the sea of the living. Venture into the orcharbours, buy your rickety ship, put together a - even more rickety - crew and set sail in search of cursed treasures and sunken riches (since you can now breathe underwater). Are you ready to sail the Sea of Mora? Will you survive facing the Livingfleet and the Necroshifty? …will you carve your name into the history of the Jolly Risen? This book includes background on the Sea of Mora and the sea of the dead, 4 new Deceased Types, dedicated Equipment and a Bestiary, rules for sailing and a pirate adventure! Unglorious: Sea of Bones contains: Background of the Age of Undead Buccaneers; The setting of the Sea of Mora and the Sea of the Orchard, with descriptions of crews, harbors, and islands; Rules for forming your own crew (and for sailing, of course); New Funerary Equipment including new weapons, new powers, new items and obviously, the SHIPS; 4 new Deceased Types; 7 new Bestiary profiles, including rules for creating your own Sea Monsters; The adventure Gravesure Island.

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  Unglorious: Ferryman`s Screen, is an accessory for the necro-fantasy RPG Unglorious. The Ferryman's Screen features: 3 panels beautifully illustrated by artist Vincenzo Prattico; 14 between mirrors and tables ranging from the Dead Creation to the Marketplace of the Orchard.

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This item is a pre-order item with an expected release date of 2026 Orders containing a pre-order items WILL NOT SHIP until the final pre-order item is able to be shipped. Dates and product details are subject to change as new information from the manufacturer is updated. Hollows is a tactical powerhouse of a TTRPG that’s both easy to learn and satisfying to master. It’s based around a simple D20 mechanic where actions can fail, succeed, or succeed brilliantly. Failure is always interesting – it exposes the Hunter to greater risk, creating moments for other players to step in, support, and help hold the line.  Character creation and advancement is simple but powerful. The Weapons a Hunter chooses to wield and the abilities they select for them open up hundreds of possible character builds. Players select new abilities with every kill and choose which ones to make permanent when they baptise themselves in the blood of a Hollow’s Lord. Gameplay moves elegantly between exploring a Hollow’s poisoned world – rules-light and roleplay-heavy – and many-v-1 tactical boss fights unlike anything you’ve seen in a TTRPG. Hollows’ combat keeps the player characters right at the heart of the action, with the battlefield changing and developing with every action. It encourages players to work together, paying close attention to each other’s moves and devising clever, cooperative strategies to take down Entities far bigger and stronger than they are. The world of Hollows is rotten and more putrid by the day, infested with awful realities that swell like boils around the worst people in the Isles – Hollows. If there’s to be any hope at all, Hollows need lancing. Armed with your Weapons – manifestations of humanity’s worst instincts poured into forms of shot and steel – you and others like you are the only things powerful enough to do it and human enough to still care. Designed to echo video games like Dark Souls, death is expected and intended. Dying slows a character down and gives the Hollow more opportunities to work against them, but it also gives a Hunter a chance to come back stronger.

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