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You were trained to deceive, manipulate, and kill. You had a badge, a handler, and a cover. Now you're out. Burned. And something inhuman is watching.

You’ve seen it. The table goes quiet. Phones forgotten, dice frozen mid-roll, everyone hanging on for what happens next.

In Night’s Black Agents, you play elite operatives betrayed, burned, and off the grid until they uncover something far worse than a conspiracy.

Quest Portal's Assistant is leveling up into The Game Master Assistant. And it might just change how you prep, play, and improvise forever.

Solo RPGs give you everything a group game can: the suspense, the creativity, the emotional depth, but at your pace and on your schedule.

The most memorable games aren’t just about epic dice rolls but about trust, respect, and honest conversation. Open communication is key.

Unveil Tatsu’s myths, master the knack system, and compare this rich East‑Asian‑inspired world for 5e. Launch into World of Kensei with confidence.

Built for 5E and steeped in OSR sensibilities, RiotMinds’ Into the Wild is a toolkit for turning wilderness exploration into the heart of your campaign.

You sit alone by the fire. The Ironlands stretch beyond the reach of the flame. Somewhere out there, a promise waits to be fulfilled.

RiotMinds' 5e-compatible books enrich your campaign with wilderness survival mechanics, myth-infused worldbuilding, and narrative tools.

In Ironsworn, your character is a living tale shaped by purpose, hardship, their oaths. You create them with simple choices that carry deep weight.

This guide helps you find a copy of Daggerheart with tips for physical retail, resale, digital bundles, and online play on Quest Portal.

Ironsworn is a TTRPG of perilous quests. Players take the role of sworn heroes in a harsh, low-fantasy setting known as the Ironlands.

Subtle persuasion is one of many tools available in your Game Master toolbox. Understanding how it works can help make an ordinary session unforgettable.

Time leaves gaps. Places vanish from maps. Call of Cthulhu doesn’t need to invent worlds; it just brushes the dust off the ones we forgot to look at.

Before you begin Masks of Nyarlathotep, there’s one question every group should answer: What kind of story are we telling?

Giving and receiving feedback in tabletop RPGs doesn’t have to feel like a battlefield. With the right timing, mindset, and tools, it can improve your game.

Masks of Nyarlathotep is a descent into global horror, driven by dread, consequence, and a conspiracy that feels far too plausible.

If you’re sitting down for Masks, you’re in for the most ambitious campaign Chaosium has ever unleashed: a multi-continent descent into horror.

Tournaments in Pendragon are when reputations shift, courtly eyes take notice, and rivalries deepen. The battlefield is formal, but the stakes are real.

We're so proud of our partners and friends at Chaosium for their ENnie wins. Congratulations on building such an incredible legacy.

The Winter Phase in Pendragon is where knights connect to something larger than themselves. This part carries weight more than any battle or banquet.

There comes a moment in Pendragon when the knights at your table begin to understand what kind of story they’ve entered. This is the Grey Knight.

Pendragon hands you a sword and points toward the dream. Whether you dream of noble deeds or courtly drama, it all begins with character creation.

We’ve told this story countless times. There is a quiet thrill to standing before a ruined stone wall and imagining the knights who once rode past it.

Whether you’re launching an epic campaign or telling a one-shot tale, Daggerheart brings cinematic drama to the table in a way few systems can.

Creating a character in Daggerheart isn’t about stats. You’re crafting a character’s journey: their struggles, values, and relationships.