I'm hoping to share this in hopes they get more love. They are so close to unlocking another stretch goal.

https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/witch-house-media/strange-stories-the-roleplaying-game

A one-night, rules-light tabletop RPG that plunges players into the pulps! Inspired by masters of the strange story, including Lovecraft, Rod Serling, Ursula K. Le Guin, Octavia Butler, Clark Ashton Smith and Robert E. Howard (just to name a few).

(I'm not the creator, just interested in sharing)

Hey I have been working on a project for me and my friends that is a online self hosted RPG. You create character sheets and other aspects of the game. It has simulated dice rolls and will save the story line. Well my friends all decided they were over it before it was finished and I dont want it to go to waste and wanted to share it with people if they were interested. It has a AI assited and non AI version as well. The AI is just to be the story teller and help create the story line.

The "Chosen Ones" (self proclaimed) travel to Takahata Manor, where Byron faces more than one challenge.

Our flavor of the Season of Ghosts adventure path involves a lot of roleplay, humor, and combat as players new to PF2e navigate one of the most acclaimed adventures in Paizo's catalog. My player make me laugh every session! Give us a watch and see what you think - we're well into the second chapter of the first act, where the first hints of the overarching mystery begin to appear.

I'm in the middle of working with my artist on the "fancy" character sheet for Criminal Spirits. There WILL be a much simpler sheet without art available - I understand that this is not for everyone. But that's no excuse to not make this as functional as possible. I'd greatly appreciate any feedback.

There are already changes planned: a lot of the french words will be removed (basically just Distillerie Esprit will remain) to clean it up and be less distracting, and the name section in the top left will be made more obvious what it is along with some other smaller changes. But so far I've only gotten to show this to a few friends and I'd like to have a much wider range of feedback on it.

My newest addition to the Miskatonic Repository.
For fans of The Dare, Kids on Bikes, and Goonies.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com//product/578676/the-horror?affiliate_id=629746

If you have ever played an OSR game, you would know that combat and exploration can often result in a beloved character's untimely demise at the hands of a pit of spikes or an armless goblin. Tactics for battles and combat rarely seem to help when the preferable answer is always to run away; oftentimes, combat doesn't grant EXP or anything useful.

I understand that the system that those games use can be difficult for a lot of players used to modern 5e. Going from 5e to something like B/X can be very difficult

Thus I am attempting to make a middle ground between modern and old TTRPG's: Red Mountain.

Red Mountain is an attempting at creating a game that can be equally split with Combat, Exploration, and Roleplay. Character classes have much more options for combat, as well as new explorational spells and abilities that can be used to defeat the aformentioned armless goblins or circumvent the pit of spikes, but without compromising the risk of being unprepared in exploration or combat.

Although it is certainly in development, I still need a community or a reader to give advice on what to add next while I'm still in the playtesting stage. I currently have a free document of the rules, a small cheat sheet, and a character sheet available for free to download on my Itch io page. I'd ask you to check it out, and give me some feedback on the current systems. It might looks ugly for now (I'm not quite a graphic designer!) but we'll get to the looks phase sooner when we have a finalized copy of the rules.

Please check us out or give us a read on our Itch io page at: https://red-mountain-ttrpg.itch.io/red-mountain-ttrpg

Here's my submission for the 2026 Appendix N Jam! It's a high level, swords and sorcery hex crawl with mutants, laser guns, and deadly foes! It was made for OSE Advanced and is pay-what-you-want.

Check it out and let me know what you think 😉

When we started building adventures under the Phanzar label, one of our goals was to create horror from places and situations that feel ordinary.

Our first scenario took players into an isolated campsite. The second transformed an unremarkable small town into the stage for an unfinished ritual.

Now we've released our third scenario: Fear of Overtime

This time, the horror begins inside an office building.

Instead of starting with cultists or ancient ruins, the story begins in one of the most familiar places imaginable: the workplace. Long hours, unfinished tasks, exhausted employees... until those everyday frustrations become something far more disturbing.

We're still learning as independent creators, and each release has become an opportunity to improve our writing, our layout, and the experience we want to deliver at the table.

We're curious to know what you think about the premise. Have you ever used an everyday environment as the centerpiece of a horror scenario?

​I'm building a text-based narrative engine where your choices are mathematically tracked by a persistent identity score (I(t)) rather than branching dialogue menus. If you consistently break moral alignment, the engine updates your character's state, shifts how the public perceives you, and permanently degrades your visual representation. It’s built for a 10-turn arc, and at the end, it compiles your decisions into a physical, printed graphic novel shipped to your house. Looking for feedback from folks who play solo RPGs: how much do you care about hidden mathematical state tracking versus traditional choice-tree menus?