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One Sheet Adventures | Apathy Games
While I was writing Game Mastering on the Fly I started thinking about Savage Worlds One Sheets and what it would take to design one. Most of them are written like fleshed out hooks with images and fleshed out enemies. For example in “Feast of Famine” a Deadlands: Reloaded Savage Worlds One Sheet (really guys [...]Friends! Roleplayers! Philanthropists! Lend me your eyes.
The Free RPG Blog: Become an Expert in Free RPGs - 2009 in Free RPGs
by Made by Wombat A d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20. These roll best in stainless steel, but look nice in any material. If you are looking for a great way to carry my dice, please check out the Chainmail Dice Bag (http://www.shapeways.com/model/114719/chainmail_dice_bag.html) by WelshDesigns.
Made by Wombat by ceramicwombat on Shapeways
Kitchen aid at your fingertips! Fed up of frantically thumbing through cookbooks while your goulash explodes? Or coating your keyboard in baked mac and cheese while looking up cooking times and measurements on Google?
UPSIDE DOWN APRON COOKING GUIDE
Wouldn’t it be cool if you could get some sort of benefit in-game for doing things that promote better gaming? I do. That’s why I hand-crafted the Deck of Many Boons. It may look like an ordinary deck of cards, but this could not be further from the truth!
Deck of Many Boons | STUFFER SHACK
Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab: RPG
“You all meet at an inn.…” Pen and paper role-playing games have been a tremendous influence in my life since my formative years. My parents bought me the magenta D&D boxed set back in 1982, along with the Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual. My lifelong passion for fantasy, science fiction, war games, and mythology was well-channeled through RPGs, and I credit playing D&D with helping me sustain my imagination and sense of wonder through adulthood.The Alexandrian - Misc Creations
Mystery scenarios for roleplaying games have earned a reputation for turning into unmitigated disasters: The PCs will end up veering wildly off-course or failing to find a particular clue and the entire scenario will grind to a screeching halt or go careening off the nearest cliff. The players will become unsure of what they should be doing. The GM will feel as if they’ve done something wrong.The Tangled Web - Online Pen and Paper Roleplaying - Play Pen and Paper Games Online
Fantasy Grounds is an application acting as a virtual online gaming table primarily intended for pen and paper style narrative role playing games. Fantasy Grounds is designed to perform many of the things you can do while playing at a conventional gaming table and move it online. Run games as the gamemaster or take part as a player, the application provides all the necessary tools to communicate, manage information and perform tasks such as rolling the dice or creating drawings. Access all traditional paraphernalia available at the gaming table.
Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games
Press the 'Roll' button to generate six ability scores (numbers between 3 and 18). There are a variety of rolling rules available, 4d6 drop lowest being fairly common.
Online Die Roller
Demo | Update | Examples | Sound-libraries | Other Downloads Here, you'll find a few examples with reduced, internet compatible, quality. These examples are clippings of scenarios or events the SoundMixer can create. Feel free to listen...
RPG-SoundMixer - The new PnP RPG Experience
We have more Gods than you can shake a stick at! Our Mythology Encyclopedia features over 3,700 weird and wonderful Gods, Goddesses, Supreme Beings, Demons, Saints and Spirits... Browse the pantheons of the world, explore ancient myths, and discover Gods of everything from Fertility to Fluff with our Holy Database Of All Known Gods... Mythology Encyclopedia. Browse the pantheons of mythology and meet weird and wonderful Gods from around the world.
Godchecker.com - Your Guide To The Gods. Mythology with a twist!
This covers the Islands in the Caribbean including Cuba, The Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica and Puerto Rico. Much of the slave trade was directed to these areas, especially Haiti, from the Dahomey, Ebo and Yoruba tribes in Africa. Unknown to their captors they took their Gods with them. Traditional beliefs were mixed and stirred with the prevailing Roman Catholic rituals and Voodou became a powerful influence especially in Haiti where the slaves eventually had a successful rebellion against their oppressors and have been independent ever since. Not always happily.

