Lancers in ARMs - A UiA Lancer Conversion

A sweaty Pilot runs into a bar, says "I'm burning up, I need a drink Quick". Robo-barman says "Sorry buddy, Stabilize is a full action".

United in A.R.M.S: A Mech TTRPG

 

Become an Ace. Pilot your Mech like it's stolen. Pull off the wildest Stunts you can think of. Wreck your mech, steal another one. Repeat. 

This Sword has a Story: How Heroes Carry Things

Endless loot, resource management and careful packing of equipment are standard fare for adventurers. For a Hero, it's a little bit different.

Weapons Kill People

Turning the corner, you run into a hated enemy. He lets out a chuckle before shooting you point-blank. Now: why is your character still alive?

Leading to Gold: Alchemists of The Empire (TDO)

 An Alchemist's Oath: no love, hate, or other emotion will impede perfecting your Work. Importantly, greed is not recognized as an emotion.

A post vaguely intended for use with The Darkest Outcome

The Darkest Options: Light, Darkness, Long Missions and Resting

Here are a handful of optional materials for Dark Magisters of The Darkest Outcome. These are my own personal rulings, cleaned up a little after being cut from the final books, and meant only a suggestion for how you might implement these ideas in your own game. Enjoy. 

🜍 The Darkest Outcome 🜕

Any sucker can not post for months. But where most come bearing apologies and promises, I'm here with a new game to show off. Beat that!

The Palette RPG - Books of Rules, not Rulebooks

A distinction with petty origins, for people who have trouble explaining how they run their games. Rulings and rules, together at last.

Small Gods 2: A Complete Pantheon, plus extra DCSS material

Is your game lacking a fear of god? Do your players hunger for a stunning array of options? Got an hour to kill? This huge sequel is for you!

Tables and Tech Levels: More Gamma World Thoughts And Changes (Post: Apocalypse Part 2)

 

It's not game prep if you're not spending late nights staring at tables and making minor changes. Surely, you didn't think that I was done?