The forest's thickness is lessening, with room for paths of turned earth, rectangular pits, a whiteness as of mushrooms peeping from the ground. With horror we see from the thirteenth tarot that the underbrush is fertilized with half-withered corpses and fleshless bones. "Why, where have you brought me, Fool? This is a cemetery!" And the Fool says, pointing to the invertebrate fauna feeding in... [click here for more]
His Majesty the Worm was designed to be accessible and easily hackable. As such, we've chosen simple language to communicate that you can create derivative or supplemental content. We would love for the community to make content for His Majesty the Worm. You can publish your content for free or sell it (without us taking a cut).
You are encouraged (but not required) to use the... [click here for more]
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The OSR is pretty metal. And metal rules. But it’s fairly far away from the source material of Tolkien and the eclectic, rustic, anachronistic little British gentry that were the center of his stories.
This is an OSR(ish) game that’s about living in the cozy under-hill homes of the halflings.
What do you do in Under Hill, By Water?
This... [click here for more]
Halflings are a small people. They are not designed to travel far from home. Even so, sometimes they will get the inclination to go on a walking holiday and travel outside of the border stones of their village.
Walking Holiday is an RPG supplement that contains procedures for traveling from one place to another, as well as some advice on how to make these procedures actually fun.
The... [click here for more]
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