Publisher: Dungeon Masters Guild

“Oh, a dice tower… one of those 3D-printed things.”

No. This is not that. This is one you print on cardstock paper with a regular printer.

“I don’t think I need one.”

You didn’t need six sets of fancy dice either. There’s not much that’s really needed for RPGs, instead it’s about fun and creativity. These dice towers are loaded with contagious creativity.

The most crafty person in your group has a wooden rolling tray with a snake wood-burned into it. Sure, it’s nice. Then, you unpack a dice tower that looks like badass beholder.  “This guy could carve that snake into a stone floor in like two seconds… but… it would probably come out more crazy than snakey.”

• Add drama to your rolls, but keep the dice under control.
• Use the provided art, or make them your own with character portraits, fantasy scenes, or campaign maps.
• Plenty of room for rolling hit and damage dice together.
• Double-layer cardstock design holds up to use, and produces a satisfying sound.
• Portable: Tower yard is also a lid for travel.

• Eliminate any doubts about fair rolls, or whether a nat 20 on the floor counts.
• Make your rolls feel even more random by bouncing your dice off three baffles that bear quirky references, catch-phrases, or your own inside jokes.
• Build group cohesion with campaign-specific art.
• Metal dice? Protect your mom’s table and your ability to host future sessions there.
• Gift them to players or DM as a unique accessory that you made yourself.

  

 

Price: $2.00

Publisher: Dungeon Masters Guild

The grimalkin were once a people divided. There were grimalkin native to the Feywild and grimalkin native to the Shadowfell. The two sides were locked in a war which, for grimalkin, meant an endless parade of usually harmless, often elaborate, and occasionally cruel pranks. As the war dragged on from decades to millennia, denizens of the Shadowfell and the Feywild conspired with one another for a way to be rid of these nuisances for good. Eventually an agreement was struck and the grimalkin were driven from the Shadowfell and the Feywild and a curse was laid over their race that only so many could gather in each of those realms at a time. Although annoyed at having to endure the consequences of forced relocation, the grimalkin were quite pleased with the dramatic extent of the reaction their warring had elicited in others.

You might enjoy playing a grimalkin if you…

• <3 cats
• want to play a prankster with a knack for stealing others fortunes
• really <3 cats

You can get the grimalkin bundled with 11 other races in The Book of Uncommon Ancestry. 

Like the Grimalkin? You can find other Sterling Vermin products on DM’s Guild!

• New Races: The Book of Uncommon Ancestry, Beastfolk, Dhampir, Dragontortleborn, Giff, Hengeyokai, Pactborn, and Saurian
• New Classes: the Magus, the Pugilist, the Scholar, and the Spiritualist
• New Prestige Classes: the Vampire
• The Complete Martialist Handbook
• and the Sterling Vermin Anthology collecting a variety of Sterling Vermin products!

Price: $0.95

Publisher: Dungeon Masters Guild

The Elder Tree is a patron option for warlocks. Originally published as part of “5 Class Archetypes for Elves and Half-Elves”, the Elder Tree is a warlock patron who protects the natural world and grants powers to warlock interested in unlocking the secrets of nature.

Though built with elven traditions in mind, this patron can be used by any warlock who seeks to draw their power from the natural world.

If you enjoy this subclass, please check out “5 Class Archetypes for Dwarves” and “5 Class Archetypes for Elves”, or any of the other products from Nearsighted Games available through DMs Guild.

Price: $0.50

Publisher: Dungeon Masters Guild

A Monk Path for those who wish to discard the mortal flesh and rise to Mechanical Perfection

Check out My other Subclass the Chromamancer: and Artificier that Uses a paintbrush and illusions!   https://www.dmsguild.com/product/300646/The-Chromamancer-an-Artificer-Subclass

Price: $1.00

Publisher: Dungeon Masters Guild

This is my first attempt at posting!! This 25 page booklet is for DMs that just need the quick bones to start their session or campaign. While there aren’t any quests, it is filled with locations and NPCs to interact with.

Price: $2.00

Our partner Akileos Publishing is currently crowdfunding the French edition of DCC RPG—which we strongly encourage you to support—and they recently posted an interview with Joseph Goodman, owner of Goodman Games. Akileos posted this interview on their crowdfunding site as an update in French, but it was conducted in English—and we thought you might like to read it yourself.

Here is the English version of the interview for those who would like to see what’s going on in the head of the Dark Master these days!

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Bonjour, Joseph! Thanks for taking some time to answer a few questions for the horde of French DCC fans. Could you first introduce yourself and tell us your background, how to came to play RPG then become a publisher?

Hello everyone! I have been playing games of all kinds since I was very young. I first played D&D sometime in grade school. My first game was with my brother and his friend on the back porch steps. At the time, I thought monster hit dice were the number of dice the monsters rolled to attack. My main memory of this game was that the monsters won every encounter because they were rolling 3d8 or 4d10 to attack, based on their hit dice, while the PCs were only rolling 1d20. Oops! Misinterpreting the rules is a shared memory for many of us, I think.

Like most gamers, I have cycled through many different gaming experiences at different times. I spent about four years obsessed with Bolo, which was the first real-time internet-capable multi-player game. This was way back in 1993 before most people had e-mail addresses. (Any old Bolo players out there in France?) Prior to that, my brother and I spent several years playing Warhammer 40,000. We set up a gigantic 8’x8’ wargaming table in the basement where the space marines battled orcs for many years.

It was this Warhammer 40,000 experience that led me to publishing. I had always written down my ideas, starting with a self-designed role-playing game called Mental Players & Machine Guns, which I played with the neighborhood kids in middle school for a year or two. My brother and I generated reams of new WH40K material during our extensive campaigns. In high school, I decided to submit this for publication. I experienced multiple dead ends for a variety of reasons. I attended a high

Gary Con is coming up fast! And, as always, we’ve got a huge selection of games that will be going on during the festivities!

We’re excited to have more than 100 events on the books for this year’s show. Goodman Games has supported Gary Con since the beginning, we were there playtesting Dungeon Crawl Classics (before the game even had an official name) way back at Gary Con 2.

Unfortunately, Joseph Goodman can’t attend the con this year due to a scheduling conflict, so there won’t be a “What’s New With Goodman Games” seminar. But there will be over 100 games, and our incredible booth in the dealer’s hall, plus of course, all the other great Gary Con socializing!

So click below to get our official Gary Con XII event schedule. Use it to plan your games before events formally open! And we’ll see you soon in Lake Geneva!

Publisher: Dancing Lights Press

in this issue: 

• why do a wrestling issue? – If you don’t care about professional wrestling, why are you reading this issue? Well, it’s about unarmed combat, improvised weapons, character development, and storytelling. That’s RPG material right there.
• characters: wrestler archetypes – How to make RPG characters inspired by professional wrestling. Whether you’re using the Hippogryph mechanics or the tabletop roleplaying system of your choice, there’s something for you here.
• worldbuilding: wrestling promotions – Create a setting for your professional wrestling promotion! Stick to the real world and the conventions of kayfabe, or mash-up other genres like fantasy, science fiction, and horror.
• adventures: running a show – Book the card for your wrestling promotion’s shows! Set up feuds, battle for championships, and build ongoing angles! It all culminates in a pay-per-view event where all problems are settled in the ring!
• rules: wrestling matches – Advice on modeling different types of wrestling moves using the system of your choice, or the Hippogryph rules. Includes information on basic types of matches and winning conditions.
• glossary of professional wrestling terms – A primer for beginners and non-fans, featuring all of the essential terms needed to develop, run, and play a tabletop roleplaying game based on professional wrestling.

Price: $4.99

Publisher: Aether Studios

From the team at Aether Studios comes the Electro Rail Trains sets! Included in this you will find 41 .stl files. Everything you need to get started on your first electro rail train is here. Expand your Electro Rail Empire with more sets from Aether Studios. This 3d printable terrain includes generous fighting spaces, a strong sci-fi influence throughout, and easy connect-ability.

RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS 

● Layer Size: 0.15mm recommended, .1 for smoother features

● Infill: 10% for all models recommended

● Top/Bottom Layers: 9 (or 0.9mm if using a different layer size than 0.1mm) 

● Side Shell Count: 2 (or 0.8mm if using a different nozzle size than 0.4mm) 

● Raft/Brim/Supports: Brim can be helpful with small items like Doors and the Small Working Lever.

Price: $14.99

Publisher: Elven Tower

Hey, Traveler!

In our Brochure Adventure Series, we fit a full one-shot scenario in a single brochure! Brochure Adventures are system neutral and include all the relevant information for a GM to kickstart a one-shot game.

This is the fifth installment of the brochure adventure series. Similar to my one-page adventures, these include everything in the brochure and they are all system neutral. This one-shot adventure is about a mysterious woman who lives in upstream near the mountain with her sibling. The woman, Madame Iuv, has a shady reputation. She is a seer who predicts the future with a deck of cards and a crystal ball. People think she can manipulate fate but they also think that consulting her wisdom taints one’s fate and causes terrible things to happen. A group of valiant adventurers might feel the urge to consult this diviner in search of a crucial piece of lore. But they will leave frustrated and empty-handed because Madame Iuv is not what she seems.

What’s included:

• PDF files for easy handling. Prints on letter-sized paper

• Individual full-res of each sheet (Letter-size 300 DPI)

• Map variations: labeled, unlabeled (not in the brochure)

• Printer-friendly files included (black and white with a few elements in grayscale)

• Roll20 version (32×37 – 140px per square)

  

Price: $1.95

Publisher: Seafoot Games

Download Contains

Home-printable, A4 .PDF of the gridded map at 300dpi, spread over several pages.
300dpi .JPEGs of the map for A1 poster printing or VTT.
72dpi .JPEGs of the map for VTTs.

Want more bang for your buck? Come support us on Patreon, and get five or more maps for as little as $4.00 every month. 

Or, follow us on Facebook to recieve updates about new maps, adventures, and giveaways!

If you enjoyed any of our content, please leave a review below—or tell us what you’d like to see in the comments!

Price: $1.50

Publisher: TaleSpinner Holdings

You figured that when you got out of the supervillain business your life would go much smoother…

Guess again.

The stakes may have changed when you hung up the costume, closed down the lair, and put away the death rays, but it’s still the same old trouble in Retired: A Storygame About the Ordinary Life of a Former Supervillain. It’s a two-player game, where one player is the Retiree and the other is The Narrator of a world dead-set on annoying a former supervillain trying to enjoy a return to regular life. The game world is built through play, starting off in small sessions set in your home and neighborhood before it expands into the wider world. From nosy neighbors and chores around the house which get out of hand to former rivals and alien invasions, your retirement isn’t going to be just puttering around the garden…

This includes My, Ahem, Former Dark Lord, an add-on to Retired where you are a (former) Dark Lord in a fantasy realm vanquished by the forces of Good and now just trying to get by…

Price: $4.99

Valentine’s Day is coming up in a couple of weeks, and we know some of you need a little help in the shopping department. (Seriously, power tools ARE NOT appropriate unless you are absolutely certain they will be appreciated!) Luckily, we’ve got the hookup for all of you love-befuddled gamers.

First is an obvious choice: Munchkin Love Shark Baby! It includes 15 cards themed for the only holiday dedicated to romance. Illustrated by Katie Cook, you won’t find cuter death anywhere!

For those with a penchant for royalty, we have Munchkin Princesses. Our princesses are gender-nonspecific, making them perfect for a couple who hates to share the throne.

Another timely suggestion: Munchkin Valentines! Each package comes with five valentines and envelopes and five small packs of Munchkin cards that fit inside the envelopes. Share the love!

Get these at your Friendly Local Game Store or right here from Warehouse 23. Check ’em out!

– Andrew Hackard

Warehouse 23 News: An Ode To The Reptilian Horror That Attacked My Posse

Form up an adventure party:
Hunt dinos in GURPS Big Lizzie!
Cross wild-western action
with scaly distraction.
Download it – Warehouse 23!