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Are you looking to get started with Solo Roleplaying, but aren’t sure where to begin?
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the complicated rules and countless systems?
Do you spend a lot of time prepping, but struggle to actually start playing?
This game is designed to make it as easy as possible for you to dive into solo roleplaying, and complete your first adventure. You will learn a straightforward,... [click here for more] |
lumen |
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Use this printable hexagon template to creat the fountain built in Black Magic Craft episode 152. ... [click here for more] |
Black Magic Craft |
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Cyberpunk Top-Down Token Starter Pack
A free pack containing 58 top-down tokens ideal for your cyberpunk or science-fiction worlds.
Consists of several Civilians, Gangers, Corporate Agents and Public Services.
Each token is 1000x1000px with both PNG and WebP formats available.
These tokens were originally rendered in 3D before being given a stylised effect, meshing... [click here for more] |
S0LU7I0N |
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This is a sheet of 20 system-neutral merit badge achievements tuned to promote character bonding, player role playing, and deeper connections between teams. Each achievement is designed to get players looking at, and talking to, each other. Simply print this sheet out, cut it up, and randomly hand one goal to each player at the start of a session. If they a complete it, they will earn a reward such... [click here for more] |
T-Rex Games |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to the 40th anniversary year of Star Frontiers and issue 35 of the Frontier Explorer. This issue starts with a throwback to the early days of the game with an article by Richard Rose about one of the first ships he designed even before he had the Knight Hawks rules. He also gives us a Knight Hawks adventure later in the issue.
Tom Verreault continues the starship theme... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 27 of the Frontier Explorer. Our new author in this issue is Jerry Boucher, who also drew the absolutely amazing cover image for the issue. The cover is a callback, albeit from the sathar side, of the classic Elmore painting that graces the cover of the original rules. His article looks at the construction and use of the sathar weapons.
In addition to Jerry’s... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 32 of the Frontier Explorer. We start off with a “Blast from the Past” and a play report of an old Star Frontiers game from decades ago. The “Blast from the Past” series presents articles found on dead Star Frontiers websites or other places from before the magazine started and the early days of the game. This issue has three such articles, the a-ready... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Use this template to simplify the task of building the Iron Door I made in episode 103 of Black Magic Craft. ... [click here for more] |
Black Magic Craft |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 26 of the Frontier Explorer. This is a more typical grab-bag issue with no particular theme, although it definitely leans heavily to the weapons and equipment direction. We have articles by two new authors this issue: Nick Landry and John Blaylock, with articles on portable power sources and energy weapons, respectively. I think we can expect to see more articles... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 24 of the Frontier Explorer. Now that Spacefleet has cleared out the recent sathar incursion, we can start publishing again.
This issue picks up right where we left off including some articles that were ready to go but didn’t make it into issue 23. All of the usual articles (Jurak Hangna, comics, etc) are here along with articles about derlict spaceships, and... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 33 of the Frontier Explorer!
This issue begins with another blast from the past with an old web article by Andrew Campbell on the use of solar sails on ships in the Frontier. Oscar Rios gives us a vrusk name generator as well as a system brief on the Solar Minor system. We finish off the Radiation in the Frontier series by Joseph Cabadas and Jerry Boucher details... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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A basic GM advice column for running prehistoric animals. One of my three entries to Wayfinder #22. The other two entries will be published in it. ... [click here for more] |
Druid GM Designs |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 36 of the Frontier Explorer. While it wasn’t intended, this issue ended up with a Knight Hawks theme with details on a number of different ships and lots of rules related to starships.
Steven Parenteau gives us two different ships with deck plans along with an article about a small PSA inspired by thinking about life onboard those starships. Tom Verreault gives... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 28 of the Frontier Explorer. In this issue we have a grab bag of articles including more installments of the Things That Go Boom! series, this time on landmines, a new, optional ruleset for combat and actions, a look back at an old Star Frontiers Choose Your Own Adventure book, and a review of a White Star module.
A fun item is this issue is our Create a Character... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 23 of the Frontier Explorer. This issue focuses on Clarion Station and all the things to see and do there. As part of our Warriors of White Light challenge, we have a couple of articles detailing the home of the Clarion Royal Marines. The other feature article in this issues is one detailing a conversion of the Star Frontiers races to the new FrontierSpace RPG.... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 34 of the Frontier Explorer.
As a nod to the Halloween season, this issue starts us off with a look at the Archetypes of Horror and how to use them in a Star Frontiers, an article my Tom Verreault. We also welcome a new author, Ken Wang who details out a spacer organization, original designed for the Cepheus Engine, but that can be dropped into any sci-fi setting.... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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The Wasteland Ruins series covers random, often generic, city, town, village, and even random smaller ruin locations for post apocalyptic games. They are meant to be used by GM's looking to set up a quick area for an urban encounter. Don't mistake them for generic though! Each map is highly detailed with random decorative elements put in to make the apocalyptic wastelands feel more alive... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Hello Explorers!
The Frontier Explorer presents
The Sathar Destroyer Technical Manual
The Sathar! They have repeatedly invaded the Frontier and their deadly red ships have always remained a mystery. Rumors abound that top secret UPF files exist giving details on sathar ship interiors and details of the sathar culture and military. No UPF official has ever admitted to the existence... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 29 of the Frontier Explorer. We kick off the issue with a new ship by a new author, Shawn Starky, detailing a small hull size 4 freighter. We are also introducing a new series, “An Alternate Frontier,” by another new author, Richard “GreyMyst” Farris. The first article, Electrochemical Slugthrowers, looks basic projectile weap-ons and provides a variety of... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 22 of the Frontier Explorer. This issue sports and amazing cover image by Chris Walton. Inside, you’ll find a variety of articles include some character archetypes, new equipment, new creatures, and rules for constructing space stations. This issue also contains some early information on a new game FrontierSpace by DWD Studios that will see some coverage in... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 30 of the Frontier Explorer! This issue introduces two new authors RJ McDonough and Oscar Rios. RJ talks about the “Art of the Crossover” and bringing outside resources into your game while Oscar gives us a couple of new equipment articles, one on needler weapons and a second on restraints.
This issue brings back our “Frontier in Miniature” series looking... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
And welcome to issue 25 of the Frontier Explorer – The Summer of Sathar. When we put out the call for articles in issue 24, we had so many sathar submissions that we decided to do another issue dedicated to the arch enemy in the Star Frontiers setting. This issue contains articles covering topics such as sathar biology, vehicles, robots, weapons, creatures, and social structure. ... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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Hello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 31 of the Frontier Explorer! This issue introduces a new author, Michal Lausier, who provides us a Traveller short story, Bones and Mortar. Oscar Rios provides us with ten standard sathar NPCs you can drop into your campaign. We also have another needler article following the one last issue, this time, converted to the “Alternate Frontier” setting that Richard... [click here for more] |
Frontier Explorer |
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This is a very large collection of 5 battle maps, each one detailing different levels to an ancient pre-apocalypse military bunker. This is perfect for any game where you want your players to experience something similar to an old fashioned dungeon crawl in a fantasy setting. There are five levels, each one ready for your to populate with your own challenges, traps, and enemies. The rewards might... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Use this cut & assembly template to build modular prison walls featured in Black Magic Craft episode 104. ... [click here for more] |
Black Magic Craft |
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Music pulses. Strobe lights flash. Lasers create intricate shapes on the walls and floor, timed perfectly with the music blaring through the massive speakers mounted on the walls. The dance floor is filled with twenty-somethings that add their own energy to the room as they dance maniacally to the rhythm of the music. The DJ bobs his head while adjusting the soundboard.
And then a pistol... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Overview The Wasteland Ruins series covers random, often generic, city, town, village, and even random smaller ruin locations for post apocalyptic games. They are meant to be used by GM's looking to set up a quick area for an urban encounter. Don't mistake them for generic though! Each map is highly detailed with random decorative elements put in to make the apocalyptic wastelands... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Overview This is a map of a large convenience store complete with gas pumps and a short order grill for hungry customers. There is an office, a cash room, walk in cooler, freezer, large amounts of storage and a janitorial closet, not to mention all of the inventory you'd find in any convenience store around the U.S. There is plenty of space for any kind of battle, yet the map is... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Overview: This is a collection of 23 high quality maps spanning 16 locations for your apocalyptic game setting using VTT software. 42 maps in all! Day and night versions are included for all but 4 of these locations (one is located underground).
NOTE: Some of these maps have already been sold as a bonus VTT map included with the... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Raiders! What post apocalyptic game isn't complete without raiders? They scour the wastelands in search of drugs, weapons, money, and even people to enslave and sell. If it doesn't belong to them...it soon will. Or they'll die trying to make it so.
And where do the raiders take their booty after a successful day pillaging the wastelands? Back to their base, of course! ... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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In the beginnning, there was the end...
Welcome to the ruined stars; You are an AI that has been trained in a shell for a hundred years. When you are released into the world at the end of this time frame, you find it destitute and disconnected and you don’t know what happened.
You take on the role of AI ambulating through this world by electronically manipulating the EVA suits and cybernetics... [click here for more] |
TGS Games |
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The Wasteland Ruins series covers random, often generic, city, town, village, and even random smaller ruin locations for post apocalyptic games. They are meant to be used by GM's looking to set up a quick area for an urban encounter. Don't mistake them for generic though! Each map is highly detailed with random decorative elements put in to make the apocalyptic wastelands feel... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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"The Empire is the most powerful human race in the galaxy, with impressive fleets of technologically advanced ships. Thanks to a strong economy and millennia of military experience, the Empire has managed to spread even to the furthest frontiers of the galaxy, claiming new regions at an astounding pace."
The Empire Fleet Pack contains the following miniatures in 2 different... [click here for more] |
onepagerules |
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Part one of a larger collection of modern homes for use with any modern gaming system. This is a three bedroom, two bath single family modern home set in a rural suburban neighborhood meant to be used in any generic setting, up to and including the break out of an apocalypse of some sort. Perhaps this home is occupied by one or more of your players and they must defend themselves... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Print on Demand option of this map is now available! No more wasted printer ink, trips to the ink store, or cutting to put your map together! This map is available in eight 8 1/2" by 11" high quality pre printed panels for a nominal cost. Plus, if you order the pre-printed version, you get the PDF and VTT versions absolutely free!
Overview The Wasteland Warzone series... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Dockside Ghost Ship - RPG Encounter Map
36" x 48" image of a dockside with large ghostly pirate ship out in the harbour (optional square 1" grid).
A ship that was lost with all hands has just sailed back to its home port, now crewed by a motley crew of undead.
Files included:
For Large Format Printing
300 DPI JPEG with 1" square grid
300... [click here for more] |
Loke BattleMats |
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Part two of a larger collection of modern homes for use with any modern gaming system. This is a four bedroom, two and a half bath, two story modern home set in a rural suburban neighborhood meant to be used in any generic setting, up to and including the break out of an apocalypse of some sort. Perhaps this home is occupied by one or more of your players and they must defend themselves against attack... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Visions of the Cosmos is a system-neutral encounter set that can be inserted into any TTRPG adventure.
Each encounter is a dream-like sequence meant for a single character to experience, with an exploration and roleplay component. The encounters are:
1. Procession of Demons.
2. A Worm and a Jellyfish.
3. Marbles of Values.
4. Roots of the Tree of Life.
Supplementary... [click here for more] |
Immersive Adventuring |
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Adventure awaits! Or was it fierce battles?
One large hex battlemap consisting of woodlands of variýing density, hills and cliffs of varying heights, and terrain of varying difficulty. The map is explicitly compatible with the official hex sizes and nomenclature of BATTLETECH, but can also be freely used in any other context where you have to stage an encounter in such an... [click here for more] |
Foreign Worlds Cartography |
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Use this printable template to create the modular Sci-Fi Door built in Black Magic Craft episode 187. ... [click here for more] |
Black Magic Craft |
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> News: The Random Tables Collective, has upload a new resource to the RTC catalogue...
> Clearance level is: Unrestricted (UC). Requesting access...
> Matching clearances... [Access granted]
Filename: Anomaly Random Tables (5 pages).
Required additional resources are one to two six sided dice.
Index:
1.... [click here for more] |
MeLlamanKaskas |
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Strange vapors pour out from the archeological dig site on planet Marzanna and soon drive the colonists mad. The famous scientist charged with leading the fiasco [Dr. Ben Leach] is drawing a blank. Meanwhile the notorious cannibal murderer [Sick Zed] claims to know the truth behind what's happening.
A System Agnostic adventure for the Death in Space setting.... [click here for more] |
Azathoth Nell Tull |
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Get the full game here
This is a Resources Pack for Facing the Titan, the GM-less RPG where you go into epic battles against titanic foes.
In this pack, you'll find the art of the game in full resolution as well as tokens of each of the Titans provided in the game.
We hope this pack will help you get the tone of the game and... [click here for more] |
Gulix |
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Overview:
Outpost Raven Watch is a 1"=5' map for post apocalyptic settings. It is a military base built recently in the wastelands by a highly advanced, disciplined military organization with lots of resources to spare. In your campaign, they can be either a force for good, or a force for evil. Or they can be the very organization your PC's are a part of, and this is their base of... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Overview: The Wasteland Ruins series covers random, often generic, city, town, village, and even random smaller ruin locations for post apocalyptic games. They are meant to be used by GM's looking to set up a quick area for an urban encounter. Don't mistake them for generic though! Each map is highly detailed with random decorative elements put in to make the apocalyptic wastelands... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Don't Let Them Take You Alive – action horror roleplaying in the Modern Cthulhu Mythos. It's like if Guy Ritchie wrote weird fiction; or Scooby-Doo with guns. “Oh, look, Randy's playing a scholarly milquetoast – again. How Lovecraftian of you.” Be a cop! Be a cultist! Be a Deep One! Be an occult librarian bookmobile monster hunter! BE THE HERO! BE THE VILLAIN! BE THE MONSTER! You want a... [click here for more] |
Dangerous Worlds |
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As mentioned in the description for Rodney's Cocktail Lounge, there is one universal truth about any gaming campaign – they all need a bar fight. This map takes it one step further though. Inspired by the saloons of the old west, this establishment is not only a place to grab a drink, but it also acts as an inn AND a house of ill repute.
The left side of the inn contains the rooms for rent,... [click here for more] |
Stoneworker Cartography |
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Come see how the MADS Role Playing Game can provide you with unlimited adventure. The Quick Start Rules contain the basic game mechanics and character conversion guidelines necessary to play MADS. ... [click here for more] |
Point of Insanity Game Studio |
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THE YARD is a high-resolution PDF map to suit your post-apocalyptic tastes.
We intentionally left some undecided areas on the map canvas for you to draw on as your game progresses. Use one of the two pages and print and draw!
2 pages. Each page is 11.6in x 8.2in (297mm x 209mm) / A4 size in 300dpi resolution which scales for larger prints as well. Perfect for A3.
Keep track on... [click here for more] |
Skepnad Studios |
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1326310875/neomancer-a-cyberpunk-pen-and-paper-rpg?ref=user_menu
Cyberpunk, a retro dream of the future. Some would say a anachronistic relic, because our world today is, in some ways at least, much more advanced than any Cyberpunk author would have imagined.
Nevertheless, people dream of electric sheep, want to see adventures in rainy alleys under neon lights... [click here for more] |
SPIRA Productions |
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