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One thousand years ago, the gods and titans slew one another in a great battle for the heavens. In their destruction, their blood rained from the heavens, permeating the earth, and drenching the soil. Centuries passed. From this blood arose powerful beings, capable of unearthly feats. Some were born of god’s blood, noble and perfect. Others were born from titans blood, twisted and malevolent.... [click here for more] |
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In Odin’s Eye, the characters are search and rescue specialists aboard a galaxy-hopping spaceship. They’re dedicated, highly-trained, and often sent into impossibly hostile places. Their motto — “No Star Unturned” — serves as a reminder to never give up, even when the mission could spell their doom.
While orbiting an alien planet, the crew of Odin’s Eye intercepts a distress beacon of... [click here for more] |
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The First Lieutenant is the second-in-command aboard the Odin’s Eye. He is the Captain’s most trustworthy ally, maintaining personal relationships with the crew, so the Captain can focus on running the ship. Most of the crew turn to the First Lieutenant when they have problems. As a result, the First Lieutenant has taken a backseat to the glory most of the crew receive — which is... [click here for more] |
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The FYR-17 (Federation Yeoman-Class Robot) is an artificial intelligence autonomous unit. It is qualified in wide array of tasks, providing Odin’s Eye’s crew with high-level assistance in numerous disciplines the crew can’t possibly master. Of course, there are limits to what the FYR-17 can do. It’s an outdated robot, having been replaced several times over by more... [click here for more] |
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Outfitted with expensive gear, the Heavy Scout is perfectly selected to be the first one out of the ship. In fact, he is a vital, but sometimes overlooked member of the Odin’s Eye. Oftentimes a search and rescue team relies too much on a vessel’s technology and forgets the value of someone with years of experience. Sadly, the Heavy Scout has been doing this so long, he’s forgotten to have a life... [click here for more] |
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The Passenger is an enigma. Is she contagious? Dangerous? Still sentient? Before the infection took a vicious hold, she was someone. A stowaway perhaps? Or a rescue from another mission? But then the fever started. Beads of sweat. Shortness of breath. The crew blamed it on anxiety. Even the medic missed the cues. But the fever incubated into something else. And it’s getting worse. It’s... [click here for more] |
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The Recruit is the latest addition to the crew of Odin’s Eye. Either joining as a replacement for a lost crew member, or training for a more important role aboard the ship, the Recruit hasn’t had time to find her place yet. She’s been inundated with work and is just figuring it out as she goes. Which makes her the perfect scapegoat when things go wrong.
In Odin’s... [click here for more] |
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In Our Lost Way, the characters are settlers in America’s expanding western frontier between 1815 and 1850. Living off the land, the characters explore an untamed frontier. But this is not easy. The empty plains are unforgiving and the characters must carve out a living in the unforgiving landscape. Each day brings new problems and challenges to solve.
This is a unique way to play... [click here for more] |
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The Shopkeeper lives in the heart of the community, rather than a homestead in the prairie. He runs a general goods store, providing essentials to families — feed, grain, rope, seeds, shovels, and the like. But a dark past hangs over the head of the shopkeeper. Trying to forget what happened isn’t easy when his very countenance is checkered with the jagged acts of angry consequence.
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In Of the Flesh, the characters are tormented undead, fighting to return to normal after an infection has ruined the world. Each has suffered from a horrible disease ripping them from the living world, but not laid it to rest completely. Some undead have languished for decades, while others have returned from the grave, unsure of how much time has past.
After years of penance, these undead creatures... [click here for more] |
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“As we await the Black Monk’s return, I alone must assure we are present for judgment. I alone must stand vigilant and without fear. Those who attempt to escape their fate are worse than cowards and deserve no mercy.”
The Bailiff’s role is to ensure each time the Black Monk calls roll, the inhabitants of Absalom are present. The Black Monk is not kept... [click here for more] |
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Engimatic is a word bandied about a lot in the world of Solstice. Even moreso in the onyx prison of Absalom. The Chimeric Gargouille is another enigmatic element, filling the Black Monk’s ‘world’ and keeping the inhabitants asking the question… “what is it?” It stands guard over Absalom. But does it guard the prisoners? Or serve the Black Monk?
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“In the Black Monk’s stead, I grant thee absolution. Go forth into the darkness and summon your cravings no more.”
The Red Pope is the sometimes objective voice of the Black Monk, in moments where the Black Monk’s voice is absent. He has no actual power, but he exploits the others’ fears nonetheless. He holds convocation, midnight vigils, prayer... [click here for more] |
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“All rise for the honorable Red Pope. May he bless us with his presence. His grace fills us and keeps us whole. Blessing unto him. And his blessings unto us.”
The Sexton is a perfunctory figure in the oubliette of Absalom. He neither understands the nature of the ‘prison,’ nor does he seem to comprehend the gravity of his fate. He merely continues on... [click here for more] |
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The Orb Weaver is a strange and disjointed figure in Solstice. His body is covered in tumors and polyps, from which strands of web-like magic grow. These strands are then molded into orbs, which provide light, protection, and safe places of worship. Some strands even conduct electricity, though unreliably so. Unable to protect himself, however, the Orb Weaver seeks community and safety, while rejecting... [click here for more] |
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“I breathe life where once there was no soul. Only clay. I alone bear this gift. Not even the Black Monk can claim he creates. Without me, the tower slowly dies.”
If only the Samadhi Sculptor could end suffering…
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In The Black Monk, Salvation the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living... [click here for more] |
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The Stargazer lives at the top of the tower. He offers proclamations regarding the end of suffering and unlife, but no assurance as to how or when. He makes prognostications daily, most of which prove false and seem to waste the time of those who work around him. The Stargazer is not a charlatan, but a misguided man cursed to have made one important prediction that saved a life. And now, every once... [click here for more] |
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“Quick. Foolish man-thing hasn’t noticed that war is here. Soon their god shall cast darkness upon their world. Their crops will fail. Their fie-doom is assured. Quick. Now onwards. Kill. Much death. All shall revel in the scent of their fear before us! All shall drown in their worry! So says the Great Tunnel King!”
The Tunnel King leads a small army. He... [click here for more] |
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“This body is not my own. It once served, but now it can’t. I had worth, but now I don’t. I am a vase without flowers. A vessel without weight.”
The Breed Mother once gave birth to a bevy of children. So many, she lost count. She served someone powerful, giving him lots of children. Maybe she served another as well. It’s been so long ago, she’s... [click here for more] |
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The Doomfairy is going to die. Eventually. Like anything else it eventually has to die. Right? There can be no question that everything eventually fades and dies. Dear god. Why isn’t it dying? Why aren’t any of us aging? There has to be a better answer than we are all going to live forever.
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In The Black Monk, Sunrise End the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where... [click here for more] |
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“I heard once, upon your death, all sins are revealed… the Embalmer sees all habits — good and bad — written upon your corpse.”
The Embalmer’s arrival forshadows death. She appears where she will be needed, long before there is someone to preserve. And now, despite the lack of death in the community, the Embalmer has learned too many secrets. Too many villagers want... [click here for more] |
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“I said move, goddamnit. Move. Go to the forest. Get me an apple. Come back with it. I fucking made you. I made you, you little shit. Do what I tell you to do. Fuck!”
The Homunculus was right here just a second ago…
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In The Black Monk, Sunrise End the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living... [click here for more] |
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The Harpy has something to tell you. Come closer. She has a story you’ve not heard. It’s the tale of a man who argued with himself. No. You’ve heard this one. No you haven’t. Not this telling. Shh. Listen. Be quiet and still and she will tell you the entire story from beginning to end. She was there, after all. She watched him argue until his death, convinced he would be right.
And he was.... [click here for more] |
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The Heron is the oldest figure in Elysia. She might even be older than the Black Monk. Neither of them has kept track. Neither knows when the land began. But the Heron keeps to her work. She keeps to herself. She makes no complaints about the state of things. And she accepts her fate.
Except. She doesn’t. When she’s alone, the crying starts. It’s not something she can even control anymore. But... [click here for more] |
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The Tailor is a good and honest worker. He does his time. He keeps his head down and his nose clean. He doesn’t bother anyone and he doesn’t ask for anything in return. He is always at home when someone needs him and he never refuses a request for help. The Tailor is everything the Black Monk expects from his prisoners. There’s never any drama here. Lately, the Tailor has... [click here for more] |
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Everything about this character is a secret. You'll have to buy the PDF to see why.
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In The Black Monk, the characters are people living in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Elysia toil in work, only to be visited once a year by the Black Monk. In between these visits, their lives... [click here for more] |
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In House of Keys, the characters are adventurers who stumble into a decrepit mansion to avoid a violent storm raging outside. But once inside, the characters find the mansion has secrets it intends to keep hidden. A twisted and malevolent energy holds the adventurers hostage. Passageways reach dead ends. Doors open to brick walls. Trap doors lead to stairs going nowhere. Sounds echo from places... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, the characters are people living in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Elysia toil in work, only to be visited once a year by the Black Monk.
In between these visits, their lives are interrupted by sometimes trivial and other times confusing events. Everything seems to fit... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, Equinox the characters live in a desolate world where time has lost meaning. Once there stood a Black Monk who ruled their lives, but he hasn’t been seen for decades. Or is it centuries? Maybe it was yesterday.
Regardless. He is no more.
The people of Sovereign live inside a glass structure, built from the memories of the dead in the middle of an impassable desert.... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, Ignorant Sun the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Thornwood work and live their lives in blissful ignorance of any danger. Or aging. Or death.
People can come and go as they please, but why would they want to. Thornwood is paradise. Granted,... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, Oubliette the characters live inside a dark, onyx monastery that’s been turned into a self-made prison. It’s name is Absalom, home to roughly 100 people, all living in fear of the outside world.
The outside world. Desolate. A place where time has lost all meaning. A place where a host of unimaginable monsters dwell, including the undying Black Monk — a vile being bent... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, Salvation the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Witherfall toil in work, sometimes visited by a mysterious and powerful figure known as the Black Monk.
But it has been ages since the Black Monk visited last and the people of Witherfall built a... [click here for more] |
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In The Black Monk, Sunrise End the characters live in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Gallow’s Dawn toil in work, visited often by a mysterious and powerful figure known as the Black Monk.
Whenever the Black Monk visits, the sun disappears and night falls over the village. Whenever the... [click here for more] |
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“It was another one of those big box furniture stores. It was closing soon, but all we needed was some silverware and place mats. In and out. Right?”
North Platte, Nebraska. Population of roughly 25,000 people, but the largest city for miles and now home to the latest addition to massive bargain furniture emporium chain — Freya’s. Store Hours are 9 to 9 everyday... [click here for more] |
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In COOKIE JAR, the players take turns accusing one another of a CRIME until the actual culprit is revealed. The crime can be anything from stealing a pie to vandalizing a school to murder.
Cookie Jar requires an obscene amount of dice. Which are not included in this PDF. ... [click here for more] |
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Drama is an experimental roleplaying story game where players roll dice to unearth their part in writing the story. Includes advanced rules for antagonists, protagonists, and supporting cast.
Requires a 1d6 to play. ... [click here for more] |
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GMZero is a series of GMless games, with fully realized rule system and intricate storylines. Each game is differnet, but shares a common goal. This document is a helpful tool for people unfamiliar with how to play a GMless game.
It's also useful for players of the Praxis and Protocol Game series. ... [click here for more] |
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Good Guys Finish Last is the
Good Guys Finish Last, Comic Book Hero free-style Role-Play is designed for experienced roleplaying gamers. The game uses a Quick and Dirty System (Q&D), hence no effort has been made to explain the basic mechanics of dice rolling or player interaction. No attempt has been made to define each element to its finest part, either. Rather, the game establishes a set of... [click here for more] |
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Midnight Vigil is an experimental roleplaying story game where players recall the life of someone they’ve lost. The game is played in character and is not an attempt to replicate an actual vigil for real people. It is played over the course of one hour and each person takes on the role of someone at a candlelight vigil remembering someone special. It can be exceptionally useful for writing backgrounds... [click here for more] |
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Party Wizard is an experimental roleplaying game of decadence and depravity at a once-a-year party thrown by the modern day wizard, Gandalf. Everyone is welcome at this party, of course, but most don’t survive the non-stop 24 hours of drinking and debauchery. Can you survive this bacchanal?
This game is for adults. It has dirty words in it. Play nice. ... [click here for more] |
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In Dying Memoryes: Vertigo, the characters are crewmembers in cryogenic sleep aboard a ship — the Anvil — in deep space, en route to the Earth-like planet of Hephaestus. But the ship drifts off course and is captured in the gravity well of an uncharted world. As its orbit decays, the vessel begins to break apart, and emergency protocols attempt to wake the crew from their torpor.... [click here for more] |
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“I was among the first creations, neither living nor dead. I witnessed the spark of humanity and the touch of the Bleeding Realms into the world of humankind. Cursed with knowledge and wisdom, I am the Herald of Fate of truth. Yet. I cannot impart knowledge without the permission of the ancient gods, now long dead. My time here is unending, but my role is fruitless. I cannot shield you from... [click here for more] |
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“We were told the King of Storms would rain lightning upon the world once the throne was taken. I defy this. For it shall be the Queen of Storms who rains fire down upon the ashes of what was once your homes. I shall turn the rivers into lava and the earth into cinder. Death will be quick and assured as I raise a new visage of humanity from the burned-out remains of your past. And I do it... [click here for more] |
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“I look upon the seas and mountains, plains and valleys, cities and slums. I see mankind in all its forms, clutching to our very existence as a justification for their own pettiness and worthlessness. But I stand above them. I see through the eyes of the vermin and snakes. I take the form of their sins. I look back upon humanity and I know all their hypocrisies in one great, cloying stroke of... [click here for more] |
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Hate is a very powerful supernal character for any version of the Black Monk.
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In The Black Monk, the characters are people living in a desolate, but vibrant world where time seems to have lost meaning. Living for decades, perhaps longer, in isolation from others, the people of Elysia toil in work, only to be visited once a year by the Black Monk.
In between these visits, their lives are interrupted... [click here for more] |
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There are secrets in the Thornwood. Some are older than the beasts who live there. Some are older the world itself. Some have been living among the rocks and trees before there was a world for paradise… or suffering. Before the Black Monk visited. Only one creature knows these secrets. Only one being has memories of the first tree and the last breath of unbridled creation. Only one thing can... [click here for more] |
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The Green Manalishi is a haunting monster, half-human and half-dog. She lives alone in the darkness, visiting the rest of Thornwood through dreams, visions, and strange interludes. Though half-dead, the Green Manalishi is a seductive force in the village, tempting the rest with lust and vice.
It is an impossible beast, devoid of reason or purpose, most likely placed in Thornwood to keep the villagers... [click here for more] |
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The Henbane’s punishment is not stern enough. Or is it too stern?
The Henbane’s fate is not bleak enough. Or is it too bleak?
The Henbane’s rebuke is not shameful enough. Or is too shameful?
The Henbane’s mark of sadnesss is not sad enough. Or is it too sad?
The Henbane’s death cannot come fast enough…
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In The Black Monk, Ignorant Sun... [click here for more] |
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“She will stand for us. Die for us. In the woods her body will serve as sacrifice so that we may rid the Thornwood of that hated beast, once and for all.”
The Judas Lantern is the sacrificial lamb. The bait. The meat hanging from a foodbag in a forest trap. She is Thornwood’s detritus. She serves no purpose to the village other than to draw out the Thornwood Beast, so the... [click here for more] |
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The Thornwood Beast keeps the people in check. No one ventures into the nearby wood, because the Thornwood Beast will grind their bones into flour and then eat them. Some villagers claim to have seen it at night, prowling the edge of its territory, but their descriptions are vague and contradictory. Some tell stories of an evil Beast bent on their destruction, while others tell of the terrors even... [click here for more] |
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