Doin’ crime right under the Alliance’s nose can be a mite tricky, which is why you need a copy of the SMUGGLER’S GUIDE TO THE RIM. This handy tome expands the ‘Verse in the Blue Sun and Kalidasa Systems by introducing secret trade routes, places to hide your loot, and new game rules to build your reputation. What’s more, there...

This Third Anthology Volume Contains Thirteen Deliciously Off-Kilter Playsets, Taking Your Fiasco Game From Medieval Florence To Modern Seattle With Many Ludicrous And Probably Deadly Stops In Between. Twelve Of These Playsets Were Written By Masters Of The Form And Originally Released In 2012, And Fiasco Designer Jason Morningstar Has Thrown In A Thirteenth Just Because. Like The Other Digital...

The Fiasco Companion is a supplement for Fiasco, including in depth discussion of common pitfalls and solid techniques for making Fiasco games excellent as well as advice for writing your own Playsets and hacking the rules. In addition, the companion features exciting rules variants, new tilt and aftermath tables and four new playsets.

The playset is the still-beating-but-stolen-by-organleggers heart of Fiasco, and inside this first Anthology volume you'll find thirteen sterling examples of the form-twelve that held a place of honor as a Playset of the Month in 2010, and an extra one written by Fiasco designer Jason Morningstar specifically to accompany them here.Like the other digital editions in the Anthology, this volume...

This The Second Volume Of The Fiasco Playset Anthology! Inside, You'Ll Find A Lucky Thirteen Playsets-Twelve That Were Good Enough To Be A Fiasco Playset Of The Month In 2011, And A Thirteenth Custom-Written By Fiasco Designer Jason Morningstar Just For This Volume.Like The Other Digital Editions In The Anthology, This Volume Is A Full-Color, 144 Page Book, In Both...

Monte Cook and Bruce R. Cordell, in their first major collaboration, bring you The Strange. It’s an RPG set on Earth, in the modern day. But a few people—a very few people—have discovered how to travel to other places. They call them recursions, and they’re like limited pocket dimensions with their own laws of reality, connected to Earth via a...

Beneath the orbits and atoms of our natural universe lies a network of dark energy. Those who have learned to access and navigate this chaotic sea have discovered an almost endless set of "recursions" in the shoals of our Earth: Worlds with their own laws of reality, reflected from human experience or imagination, given form in the swirling Chaosphere of...

What'the hardest part of running a roleplaying game? It has to be the preparation. You can't just spontaneously say, "Let's play a roleplaying game unless someone's already spent hours preparing an adventure for the group. But what if running a great game didn't require any more effort for the game master than it does for the players? What if you...

The world above ground has become uninhabitable, humankind was forced to flee from the surface and find shelter in the seas. They are now trying to survive in this hostile environment, dealing with the species' degeneration, perpetual wars, monsters and very limited resources. And there is this great mystery that prevails: the Polaris Effect... From the publishers of the Pathfinder...

Discover the underwater city of Equinox, this huge octahedron with its many levels that floats on the Rockhall Threshold. Learn more about its population and way of life and the most important locations.

Kids on Brooms is a collaborative role-playing game about taking on the life of a witch or wizard at a magical school you all attend- a place full of mystery, danger, and thrilling adventure. From dealing with strict professors to facing down mythical beasts, players will get the opportunity to ride brooms, brew potions, and cast powerful magic as they...

This not-quite-a-role-playing-game requires players to sit around telling fantastic (but completely true!) stories. Players may attempt to trip up another player's story by wagering a token ("But the Prussian Army had dissolved by that time, m'lord, so you could not have possibly fought it single-handedly"), whereas the storyteller must counter with another token (and an excuse) or swallow their pride...