Wanderer's Guide Extended

GhoulApp is a free digital companion for Vampire: The Masquerade that helps players and Storytellers create characters, manage chronicles and run live sessions. Supporting V5, V20 and Dark Ages, it includes character creation, interactive character sheets, complete chronicle management, maps and relationship boards, integrated wiki and timeline tools, edition-specific dice rolling and community sharing features. Designed specifically for the World of Darkness, GhoulApp brings every part of a chronicle together in a single platform used by thousands of players worldwide. Links ghoulapp.com - Official website discord.gg - Discord server patreon.com - Support the project

Adventure Maker By Act (AMBA) If you love Pathfinder 2e, you are likely familiar with the challenge of prepping complex campaigns. Now, the adventure building process is stepping into the future with a dedicated authoring workspace called Adventure Maker By Act (AMBA) at https://amba.unwhelm.online/. This isn't just a basic text editor; it is a solid architectural framework built from the ground up to make designing your PF2e adventures faster, cleaner, and highly organized. 🌟 Key Highlights & Features • Structured Act Architecture: A clean, responsive workflow designed to break your campaign down into acts, scenes, and encounters without infinite scrolling. • Unified Character Sync: It links directly to the Wanderer's Guide ecosystem. You can seamlessly pull NPC data or push encounters back and forth to keep character sheets updated. • Seamless VTT Integration: Built to work hand-in-hand with external virtual tabletops like Owlbear Rodeo. This allows Game Masters to instantly bridge their custom narrative text and maps with live combat tracking. • Streamlined Encounter Building: A more intuitive step-by-step flow for calculating encounter budgets, scaling monster hazards, and exporting ruleset-compliant PDFs. Whether you are a Game Master looking for a cleaner digital workspace or a creator wanting a cohesive campaign design tool, AMBA bridges the gap beautifully. Check it out and see how it streamlines your next session! ________________________________________

LoreMonkey is a Windows app that records and transcribes D&D and other tabletop RPG sessions on your own PC. Connect the Discord desktop app and every line is labelled with the character who said it. No bot joins the call and no audio leaves your computer. For in-person games you can record the room with a microphone instead. After each game it writes a recap in your group's own style.  During play it offers short, well-timed prompts drawn from your campaign notes. It also keeps a compendium of your party, NPCs, places, factions and open threads. Ask LoreMonkey answers campaign questions between sessions and cites the sessions each answer came from. Recording and transcription are free and unlimited, it works for both players and GMs, and it supports any game system. Pricing The free tier is free forever. It includes unlimited recording, transcription and speaker labels for one campaign, plus a trial of the AI features (live prompts and recaps). Paid plans are monthly: Lite is $9.99 for one campaign, Standard is $19.99 for unlimited campaigns and adds Ask LoreMonkey, and Pro is $39.99 for several weekly tables. Notes Only one person at the table needs to install it. Speaker labels come from the Discord desktop app, so no bot joins the call. Audio and transcripts stay on the user's PC, and only the AI features send text out. It works with any game system and has separate Player and GM modes.

Join our eclectic crew as they try to navigate the harrowing Post-Gap universe of a brand-new original Starfinder 2e adventure campaign: “The Gap Between Us”. A space station full of strangers and lost memories; where even the most familiar settings seem out of place. We drop full Actual Play episodes every Thursday, so grab a seat at the table and follow the journey week by week. Whether you’re a Starfinder veteran or just love a good sci-fi story, you’ll find thrilling adventures, memorable characters, and original TTRPG storytelling right here. The Story Four years post gap, Absalom Station is failing. After The Awakening, societal upheaval began to fracture the station, culminating with the shattering of the Eye. Now three years later, resources are becoming scarce and those who remain are starting to get desperate. Not only have gangs been growing rapidly, but strange creatures and monsters have begun appearing all over the station. Residents form small communities to try to weather the increasingly post-apocalyptic landscape they find themselves in. In an abandoned neighborhood in the Arms, a small community of survivors huddle awake in a commandeered community center in the dead of the night. Tipped off that a local gang’s arrival is imminent, the center’s newest (level 0) members are tasked to defend their new home. Our crew of survivors must level-up and find a way to survive and thrive in their new post gap reality.

Fantasy World Generator is a free, offline Android toolkit for solo players, game masters and worldbuilders. Its oracle answers yes or no questions with shifting odds and a Chaos Factor, tracks open plot threads and NPCs, and can open any of the app's 43 generators mid-scene, feeding the result straight back into the story. Every result comes from handwritten tables running on the device, with no account, and no AI anywhere in it.

The Adventure Game Engine (AGE) is a tabletop roleplaying game system designed by Chris Pramas and published by Green Ronin Publishing, first introduced in the Dragon Age Roleplaying Game, an officially licensed adaptation of BioWare's video game series. Rather than staying tied to that one setting, AGE was generalized into a standalone toolkit that Green Ronin has since reused across a growing family of otherwise unrelated game lines: Fantasy AGE, Modern AGE, The Expanse Roleplaying Game, Blue Rose: The AGE Roleplaying Game of Romantic Fantasy, and Cthulhu Awakens. Each line shares the same dice math and character-building vocabulary while reskinning them for a different genre, from grim high fantasy to hard-science-fiction space opera. Description Sit down at any AGE table and the character sheet looks familiar whatever the setting: a handful of ability scores, a page of Focuses that narrow down what a character is actually good at, some Talents, and a Health track that goes down rather than up. What changes by line is who's being played and what the group is doing with them. Dragon Age and Fantasy AGE put players in a class-based, sword-and-sorcery world built on the same tropes as the video games. Modern AGE drops the classes in favor of a freeform, contemporary or near-future toolkit for playing civilians, agents, or specialists; The Expanse puts players on a scraping-by crew in a hard-edged solar system where violence is fast and often permanent; Blue Rose asks for heroes of a deliberately hopeful, consent-based fantasy nation. The Game Master narrates outcomes and calls for rolls, and underneath every one of those settings sits the same rhythm: roll, hope for doubles, and spend what's earned on a stunt table built for the scene in front of you.