Italian Language Edition $16.30
Don't Walk in Winter Wood is a storytelling game of folkloric fear. Players take on the roles of hapless villagers who must enter a legend-haunted forest and uncover its sinister secrets. The game uses simple rules and a unique narrative style to help you create spooky stories with your friends. It includes:
Legends of Winter Wood: The dark folklore surrounding Winter Wood and its neighboring village. Featuring contributions by Jason Morningstar (Fiasco, Grey Ranks), Daniel Bayn (Wushu, Secrets and Lies), Jason L Blair (Little Fears, Streets of Bedlam), Jeremy Keller (Technoir, Chronica Feudalis), Rafael Chandler (Dread, Spite), and Daniel Moler (Red Mass).
Game Rules: Easy-to-learn rules designed to be playable around a campfire. Recommended for 2-6 players in search of the willies. Playing time averages about 2 hours.
Advice: Tips on running games of folkloric horror, building your own scenarios, and creating a memorable, spooky atmosphere.
Scenarios: Four ready-to-run scenarios set in Winter Wood. Desperate villagers strive to save a girl hexed by a long-dead witch in The Curse. A mischievous children's dare leads to an encounter with The Strangers. Rumors of a skinchanging beast haunt the village in The Witchery Way. A strange celestial event leads to a terrifying encounter in A Light in the Woods.
This is the revised and expanded second edition of the game featuring all new layout and artwork by George Cotronis, new legends, new rules clarifications, and new adventures. It is the definitive edition to add to your game library.
The Stygian Garden of Abelia Prem is an eerie, location-based adventure module for low-level characters. It's directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess and more broadly compatible with a huge selection of OSR rule sets.
This 30-page, softcover module was written by Clint Krause, author of Don't Walk in Winter Wood, Vacant Ritual Assembly (an OSR zine), and other obscure rpg stuff. It features artwork by George Cotronis and Marcin Sciolny, cartography by Todd Gamble, and editing by Katherine Richards. 5.5" x 8.5" (half letter size). Color cover, b&w interior. Clean, functional layout designed for easy use at the table. 51 keyed locations. 5 pages of maps.
Delayed, but not dead. Coming soon!
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The Driftwood Verses is a dark, nautical campaign setting for Lamentations of the Flame Princess and other OSR games. It's like a combination of Moby Dick, Dark Sun, and the computer game Sunless Sea. Written by Clint Krause. Cover by George Cotronis. Illustrated by Sean Poppe.
Delayed, but not dead. Coming soon.
Through a series of bizarre and brutal murders affecting their friends and family, the PCs become involved in an organization called The Quiet Lodge. Members of the lodge have a collective, reoccurring dream of a place called The Quiet City, an eerie settlement by the sea, abandoned save for a score of deadly and surreal monsters. As they explore this nightmare metropolis, night by night, the waking world is plagued by an escalating series of massacres and strange cults. A trail of clues spirals toward the very heart of Walfismeer. Can the PCs uncover the secrets in time or will they too succumb to the Undertow?
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Vacant Ritual Assembly is an OSR zine. Directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other OSR games. 22-pages of content, 100% of which comes straight from my weekly LotFP campaign.
Issue #1 includes:
Dope Artwork from Corey Brin, Abigail Larson, and Sean Poppe
The Ghoul Market: Beneath a defiled chapel, the scavengers of the dead emerge from their tunnels to barter with the living and the damned. PCs bold enough to do business here can emerge with powerful magic, but what will they leave behind?
Meet the Skinsmith: A corpulent cyclopean demon who will perform voluntary surgical procedures on your PCs. Magical tattoos, hideous resurrections, artisanal cadavers!
Vespero the Antiquarian: A strange, sickly man who runs the curiosity shoppe at the end of the row. A weird “quest hub” NPC whose shop might offer PCs a glimpse of the Ghoul Market’s wares.
Luminari, Lady of the Golden Lamp: A strange firefly goddess from the deep woods.
Brahnwick is Dead: Complete one-session adventure. A flooded town overrun by madmen. An abandoned keep. A lake monster?
An interview with Chris McDowall about his new opus Into the Odd.
Greycandle Manor: An abandoned manor on the edge of town, ready for your PCs to inhabit and/or explore, but what’s up with that hole in the basement?
Written and designed by Clint Krause, author of Don’t Walk in Winter Wood and a bunch of other obscure rpg shit.
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Vacant Ritual Assembly is an OSR zine. Directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other OSR games. 22-pages of content, 100% of which comes straight from my weekly LotFP campaign.
Issue #2 includes:
Artwork from Ryan Sheffield, Abigail Larson, Anxious P, Sean Poppe, and Xolis.
d66 Name Table: 36 grimdark male given names, 36 grimdark female given names, 36 grimdark family names.
Birthsigns: A d12/zodiac die table to determine your character's birthsign. Includes personality traits and ability score bonus.
Dretcher's Bay: A forlorn fishing village run by three notorious crab captains.
Carcinology: Anachronistic diving suits! Honest-to-god lobstermen and the giant crabs they worship!
The Secrets of Acray: A one-page dungeon of sorts. Features the submerged ruins of Acray, ready to be explored by enterprising player characters.
Oarsmen & Their Woes: Guest article by Anxious P! Mysterious depressives transport desperate PCs through time and space.
With Thine Eye Beheld: A complete one-session adventure featuring the tomb of an ancient cyclops and the disturbed inbred cult who worship there.
Interview with Greg Gorgonmilk: Greg talks Dolmenwood, Drunes, weed, and writing.
Written and designed by Clint Krause with guest article by Anxious P.
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Vacant Ritual Assembly is an OSR zine. Directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other OSR games. 22-pages of content, 100% of which comes straight from my weekly LotFP campaign.
Issue #3 includes:
Arresting Artwork from Abigail Larson, Anthony Stiller, Marcin Sciolny, Rick Saada, Sean Poppe, and Xolis.
The Legend of Dragon Trench: The woods behind my mom’s house, mythologized and game-ified. Hex map, encounter table, rumors, NPC stats, site descriptions, and more.
Knights of the Dragon Clan: A valorous order of knights and their remote fortress in the woods. Optional rules for Falconry.
The Thundercloud Druids: Guardians of the Crystal Crater. Creators of the thundercaster. Masters of flute magic.
Tales of the Timberwives: Headhunting witches who roam the forest by night.
The Grand Vespiary: A complete adventure detailing the temple of a sinister wasp cult.
Rick's Moving Castle: An interview with Rick Saada, creator of Castle of the Winds.
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Vacant Ritual Assembly is an OSR zine. Directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other OSR games. 22-pages of content, most of which comes straight from my weekly LotFP campaign.
Issue #4 includes:
Fresh New Artwork from Matthew Adams, Anxious P, Sean Poppe, and Xolis.
The Abstract: The strange denizens of an occult drug den.
The Lotus Eater: A complete adventure that takes the PCs into the drugdream of Narcosa to explore the domain of a cruel lotus czar.
The Oolai Cloth-Skins and Dragon Blackhide Bastards: A guest article by Anxious P, which covers the bizarre flesh-sewing practices of the Oolai people.
Furious Gods: A Primal Rage-inspired article describing the dinosaur godbeasts of the barbarian territories.
David McGrogan's Opium Dream: An interview with David McGrogan, author of Yoon-Suin.
Dead Tree $4 SOLD OUT
Vacant Ritual Assembly is an OSR zine. Directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other OSR games. 22-pages of content, most of which comes straight from my weekly LotFP campaign.
Issue #5 Includes:
New Artwork from Jeremy Duncan, Aaron Hamric, Olli Hihnala, Sean Poppe, and Xolis
Koster's Knob: A ready-to-use halfling village by Judd Karlman.
Weedwise Wizarding: An accounting of the Knob's more popular strains of pipe weed. New "Pipe Arts" skill.
The Ritualist: A new LotFP character class framework by Kathryn Jenkins.
Unholy Inversion of Hope: A grimdark, psuedo-Catholic religion from my campaign.
The Sineater Wolves: A heretical order of lycanthropic monks. Rules for lycanthropy.
On The Raggi: An interview with James Raggi IV, author of Lamentations of the Flame Princess.
After a year of dormancy, Vacant Ritual Assembly is back!
Vacant Ritual Assembly is an underground OSR zine, directly compatible with Lamentations of the Flame Princess, but easily adaptable to other dungeon-based games. It's focused on table-useful dark fantasy content, killer artwork, and spreading the gospel of DIY gaming.
Issue #6 Includes:
Expanded Content: More than TWICE the page count of any previous issue.
Fresh Artwork from Heather Gwinn, Kathryn Jenkins, Samantha Keene, Billy Longino, Thomas Novosel, Anxy P, Sean Poppe, and Karl Stjernberg.
Grigoro's Wonders Untold: A profile of a strange travelling show and its cast of NPC misfits.
From Dunnholt It Rises: A complete adventure set on a mysterious, plague-ridden island. Written and illustrated by Kathryn Jenkins.
The Gallows on Heretic Hill: A macabre method for your dead PCs to respawn after yet another untimely end.
A Light in the Black: A profile of the Noosefriars, a heretical suicide squad faction that could easily serve as the premise of an ongoing campaign.
Death Planted the Esther Tree: A grim, mansion-crawl adventure by Kreg Mosier. Set in the world of The Driftwood Verses.
The Grimsly Hill Cherubs: Profiles a gang of youthful murderers from my upcoming campaign module, Undertow.
The Lathnos Sugar Cane Crop: Anxy P shares a hyperglycemic nightmare in the form of a very strange encounter with a magical sugar-cane field.
Emmy Allen: Of Wolves and Winter: An extended interview with Emmy Allen, creator of Wolf Packs and Winter Snow.
