No Artpunk is a set of competition adventures you can pick up for free. Eight modules ranging from above average to genuinely excellent. Let me show you why City of Bats is worth your time. The ...

Stella Gamma Publishing keeps impressing me. I covered Quantum Starfarer a while back and loved it. Now they’ve released Faster Than Light: Nomad, and it’s a beast of a book - 277 pages of sci-fi g...

This is an amazing module. Play it with B/X, Old School Essentials, Basic Fantasy, or even 5e if your players understand they might actually die. Let’s get into it. The Maps Multi-level dungeon...

I’ve wanted to do this series for a while. How to play D&D for free. We get in our own way. We think we need to buy everything to run a game. We don’t. My criteria: not just free PDFs (ther...

Knave Second Edition by Ben Milton. I’m a huge fan of Ben’s stuff - Maze Rats is my go-to, and I’ve got a lot of mileage out of the original Knave. I backed this primarily to support Ben. I didn...

A chat with the creators behind two adventures being Kickstarted by the Merry Mushmen: Horrendous Hounds of Hendenburg by Liam Pigeon-Quinlan and Raiding the Obsidian Keep by Joseph R Lewis. The...

I got the author of Blackmarsh on the channel - my favourite ever setting. Robert Conley created the free setting that changed how I think about sandbox play. Why Blackmarsh Feels Alive When pe...

The Evils of Illmire is one of the best modules out there. It’s way more than a module - it’s a setting you could run for months. It does every bit of heavy lifting you want, and you get so much mo...

Whitehack is awesome. It’s so much more than a retro clone. Classes work differently to anything you’ve probably played. It has cool mechanics. It doesn’t even need to be fantasy - the author has a...

A beautiful module. Free. About a killer goose. One of the most fun things I’ve read in a long time. It’s by Gus L and you can get it on DriveThruRPG. Let me tell you why you want to read this. ...