The world didn’t end. It was close. Some things fell apart, others took their place. This is the post- without the apocalypse. We should be celebrating, but we are too busy orienting ourselves in this new world, finding a place to live in, or even an identity, we can live with. Not just surviving. We hit the road, or stayed nearby. We sought out solitude, or community. We connected,... [click here for more]
Discover the truth and lies about Saint Baphomoth and his hooded worshippers.
Martin Ackerfors made an isometric dungeon map and asked the users of the Swedish RPG forum for help to describe who lives there. The result is this system-agnostic dungeon made in two versions: Among Lies and Forgotten Truths (eng) and Bland lögner och glömda sanningar (swe).
One dungeon.... [click here for more]
What is this place? The Box-o-Roar is part machine, part magic, a cube outside of space, built and inhabited by the tinker Old Lady Ragna. Can someone, anyone, end the luring power of this strange construction?
Box-o-Roar is a system-agnostic weird-fantasy dungeon with 6 rooms to explore. ... [click here for more]
"Come dig with me" is a system agnostic fantasy dungeon created in collaboration. Explore the secrets in these 30+ rooms: What happens in the theatre when the lights go out? What's hiding in the fungi forest? And what does the rat folks chili taste like?Available in English and Swedish as "Halv vätte hos mig". When I had drawn my first isometric role-playing map, I posted it on... [click here for more]
Somehow, you are now in possession of an arm. Cut off, somewhere between the shoulder and the elbow. Chop chop. Grind marks c l e a r l y v i s i b l e . Tattooed on the arm is a labyrinthine map, and the hand holds the head of a sceptre in a firm grip. It is brown, tinted in azure, and smooth like porcelain. The arm is heavy, and you become briefly... [click here for more]
As many others, I was thrilled by the prospect of creating a mega-dungeon with 365 rooms. It was crazy maybe, but #dungeon23 was a project that I could not resist, and I started out strong (which, perhaps, is mostly thanks to me giving myself a head start during the holidays) with ‘Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Hagberry Road?’, a name lent from a Lana Del Ray song. Under a tile was... [click here for more]
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