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Interactive Fiction
Collected Microfiction by Caelyn Sandel, Volume 1
An eclectic collection of monsters, ideas and rarities for TTRPG games
A tool for those who dream of fantastic worlds and the creatures that inhabit them
Role Playing
Serve the ineffable Memorium. Save the treasures of the Dead City from destruction.
Science-fantasy tabletop RPG adventures on a psychedelic dying earth.
A printable mini zine explaining the importance of esims in Gaza
Assets to support Palestine
A free roll&write game about robot miners, risk and riches
inspired by those awful self help books but this time it's about making art when shit sucks bad
Starter guide on free arts & crafts exchanges
Adventure Seed for a buried beast
A relaxing solo collecting game
thegladdestthing's Collection
A Solo d12 Bookmark RPG
Being Smiling Friends in the only city that matters
The Other world's favourite fantasy RPG
Materials helpful for running the Ultraviolet Grasslands as a roleplaying game.
Horror-mystery with sharp writing, impactful choices, and hand-drawn art from Ignatz-winning cartoonist Abby Howard.
Visual Novel
A solo journaling game in which you document your time spent trapped inside an underground labyrinth.
A tool for those who dream of fantastic worlds and the creatures that inhabit them
Role Playing
Let's make this sh*t too big to fail.
Interactive Fiction
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Science-fantasy tabletop RPG adventures on a psychedelic dying earth.
every raccoon is either planning or in the middle of a heist
Adorable pixelated assets for your RPG battle needs.
A journaling game about creating objects infused with personal memories
The TTRPG where YOU play your own b-movie!
A Two-Player Collaborative Storytelling Mini-TTRPG
The free, plain text version of the world's loudest roleplaying game. A bit more sensible. Just as miserable.
A Tarot-Based Dungeon Crawling TTRPG
A Sample Chapter of His Majesty the Worm