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We’ve all been there, you’re 10 minutes into the session and you’ve barely entered the tavern. The party enters. Someone
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Author: Rocket
Are you a good Game Master (GM)?
It’s the end of another TTRPG session. Dice are packed away. Someone’s still laughing about a moment from earlier, your
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Escape from Darkwater Creek House
Genre: Horror System: Monster of the Week Game type: One-shot Players: 2 to 6, plus Game Master Price: $7 Add
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3 Underused TTRPG Locations
Who doesn’t love the shadows and nooks and crannies of a dungeon, or the cozy vibes of a tavern? They’re
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The Birthday Hero
The Birthday Hero is a dnd 5e one-shot adventure for 3–5 characters at level 4.
Designed specifically as a birthday-themed adventure, this quest places one player at the heart of the story while the party races against time to break a magical curse.
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Making an Epic Showdown – A Look Behind the Scenes
In this article I talk about Making an Epic Showdown and use examples from the game My Bloody Valentine. As such, this article contains Spoilers! So don’t read if you are planning on being a player in the game. Otherwise, read on, fellow GMs.
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My Bloody Valentine
My Bloody Valentine is a gothic urban-fantasy horror adventure where players must uncover the truth behind a vampire nest before its master completes a ritual of blood, devotion, and possession.
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Hearts & Hazards: 1d6 Matchmaking Game
Players take on the role of Cupids, semi-immortal matchmakers racing against the clock to create an unforgettable romance before time runs out.
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Winter Market Mayhem: Re-playable 1d6 TTRPG
Winter Market Mayhem is rules-light d6 ttrpg. Players take on the role of visitors at a busy market or public event, each with their own goals while working toward a group objective.
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A Merry Decapitated Christmas
Have a Merry Decapitated Christmas! is a modern urban-fantasy horror scenario designed for fans of Supernatural, Wednesday, Twin Peaks, Little Shop of Horrors and Gremlins.
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