Tabletop roleplaying game designer for Marx of High Water. Freelance editor and project lead. Community manager for Far Horizons CoOp. Lead editor of in*die zine, host and producer of Yes Indie'd Pod. Find me on Discord (@Phophos), on Bluesky, and on Mastodon.

Director and founder of Clawhammer Games. Creator of Gravemire, Before the Flood, and other such nonsense.

Co-founder and coffee maker at Conductive Labs in Beaverton Oregon USA. Besides a synthesizer obsession, I'm into adventure motorcycling, and live music with friends.  Steve and I run Conductive Labs as a passion project, we make what we want in our own studios and really appreciate those who see our intention. Thank you for being a supporter!

Game designer from noo sealand

One of the owners of a small, family publishing company specializing in 5th edition, 3rd edition, and Pathfinder Second Edition content - adventures, encounter packs, and more!

Hi, I'm Avery, but you can call me Aves! I’m a Massachusetts-based illustrator and parent of two wonderful zebra finches. I make both realistic illustrations of birds and cartoon illustrations, which can be viewed on my website and on my twitter.

TTRPG publisher making games about little guys doing their best, everyday magic, and weird space wizards. Run by Jon Boyle & Bri de Danann.

Hi! I'm Dylan, I make cool art and stuff. 

More often than not, real stories don’t have happy endings. These are the types of stories that captivate Aimee Cozza. Aimee works to tell her stories through illustrations, writing, design, and more in a way that is palpable to the consuming party. Her most common subjects are sci-fi and fantasy depictions: angels, space, robots, and that which lurks in the shadows. Both in her writings and illustration, Aimee is drawn to the romance of the dark-beautiful. This unifying theme stretches across her characters and each of her pieces through stylistic choices of color and composition, frequently exploring themes of duality and moments of tenseness, anxiety, and dejection. She can also be seen depicting difficult issues such as mental illness and addiction, along with the societal views of these afflictions. Aimee released her debut novella “The Warm Machine” in the fall of 2024 after a successful crowdfunding campaign to a positive reception. She has been working with her co-author Tory Keith for many years on her novel “Marked for Life” and is currently in the process of querying agents for traditional publishing representation for this title. Graduating with a BFA in illustration in 2012 from New England College (formerly New Hampshire Institute of Art), Aimee most commonly works in mixed digital and traditional mediums, with many pieces beginning on paper and finishing out in the digital realm. She is a vocal proponent against the use of LLMs for the creation of artwork and does not utilize any version of data-generated imagery in her artistic creation process, whether she is drawing, designing, or writing. Additionally, Aimee works in the field of graphic design, web design, and digital marketing with her self-owned company Foundation Web Design & Development. She enjoys collaborating with artists for otherwise unreachable projects, and community beautification projects such as outreach murals in and around New England. Her history of projects ranges from oracle card projects, reanimation projects, crowdfunding campaigns, enamel pin designs, zines, murals, book covers, and many more. Aimee also enjoys many kinds of music, dabbles on guitar and bass, and enjoys collecting insects as well as other strange and abnormal oddities. She likes cars and animals, and dislikes coffee and chocolate flavored ice cream. Aimee can also be found on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky. Aimee has prints and products for sale through her store, RedBubble, and INPRNT. Aimee is also available for projects and commission, just send her an email.

Matt Harding is an artist working and living on the west coast, where he spends his time trying to find the holy grail of food carts when he's not fighting cryptids or participating in anarchy. 

Lorelock is a small game publisher based in Denver, Colorado. We make fun action-packed tabletop role-playing games like RETRO/KILL, Failure to Launch, and The Black Lamp plus supplements for CBR+PNK: OVERLOAD, Mausritter, and many, many more! Find us at: lorelock.co!

Hi! I'm an illustrator from Canada. I like making artwork and merchandise, especially enamel pins :)

Rusted Portal Games, Tabletop Game Publisher founded in February of 2014. Publisher of TTRPG Apocalypse the Risen, the Pinnacle of 5E TTRPG Dark Fantasy Horror in a Post-Apocalyptic magic rich Earth. * Apocalypse the Risen Campaign Setting for 5E and PF1E. Latest Project Here Published Games Here Find Us Here Official Homepage

I make stuff.

Honey Herds is artist-owned and operated, and dedicated to making life a little sweeter!  We want to bring you cute, unique, and fun items featuring our characters and other adorable inspirations!

Scott C. McDonald, known online as "Dracomicron," is a first-time RPG designer who began playing RPGs before he was 10 years old, in the mid 1980s.  With 40 years of gaming experience and a fondness for post-apocalyptic adventures, he decided to fill a perceived gap in the Mörk Borg gaming space by creating Wasteland Degenerates, a game taking place within one generation (and probably the last) of the death of the world. My old profile said that I banged some rocks together and chanted some words, and a full RPG fell out of my head.  It was almost like that, except for the countless hours of editing and thousands of dollars spent on art. 

My name is Avery, and for the past eighteen years I’ve been designing tabletop roleplaying games. These are games about community, relationships, doubt, queerness, and the collapse of civilization. I hope they inspire you.

Steven Alexander - Steven [he/him] is a part-time lollygagger and a full-time nerd. When he's not rolling dice or telling spooky cowboy stories, he's at the ocean. Literally! He lives on a boat with his wife, Leah, and their two dogs, Cricket and Maverick. www.HuckleberryRPG.com

I draw on the internet!

When I was 12 in 1983, I got the Player's Handbook and the Dungeon Master's Guide for the world's most played RPG. Since my parents had removed our television from the house (that's a funny story for another time), my two brothers and I would roll three 6-sided dice in a row and took what came. We expected to fare badly, but hoped to get rich while collecting scars. I would sketch a horribly simple dungeon on graph paper and let my brothers crawl through while unleashing a rust monster or a gelatinous cube and, of course, a reanimated skeleton or three. Obviously, this story is not unique. Many young players got their start in tabletop roleplaying games in a similar fashion.  Then I grew up and had a family. My first child had no interest but tolerated one large, chaotic session at a family reunion. The second child started off interested, but then found music and dating and it was all over. The youngest took to it fervently. Many nights, it was just a game of two people co-authoring a story and seldom even consulting the polyhedral oracles. Then we took to worldbuilding with hand-drawn maps. In between sessions, one or the other would say, "you know what would be cool?" until one day, one particular idea really stuck out. And it happened to be at the time that Dungeon Crawl Classics was the favorite game in the house. The simple idea was that a fake cult ended up really upsetting the deity that they were pretending to worship. So I starting writing and my daughter helped develop it every step of the way. After having a blast playtesting it a dozen times, it became clear that this adventure should be shared.  A little backstory: I have already published a children's book for my oldest daughter, I am 80K words into a coming-of-age novel for my middle kid, and I published The Cult That Never Was (for DCC RPG) adventure idea as the legacy publication that I dedicate to my youngest. So, thank you from the entirety of my heart for your support! ~Judge CRO (Charles Royston)  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Death Guaranteed Games came about after so many conversations with Paul Keller at conventions. I just kept noticing his absolute depth and breadth of knowledge and experience in TTRPGs. I thought to myself, with my creativity and project management skills combined with his vast wealth of ideas and experience, we could build a powerful 3rd party publishing effort. While he plays and loves dozens of games (Shadowrun, Delta Green, Call of Cthulhu, CyperpunkRed, etc.), I made him commit to the DCC cult and chose our business name to be a parallel. We both agreed that the best of tabletop gaming comes from immersion in the risk of it all. After all, Death is Guaranteed. Paul and I are not just gaming partners though, we are friends. So, to break any ties in any (inevitable) disagreements between two passionate creators, Paul suggested we bring on a third founding member. I had been playing in an actual IRL game at the Guild House in Bellflower, CA for the better of a year with Judge Shadowfoot (Marc Anderson) and found him to be one of those very special DMs that gives so much to his players in his preparation for and creative adjudication of the game. He and Paul had only met once at Strategicon, but they hit it off well. We agreed that no other candidate for our third would be better, so I asked Marc if he would be interested. In that same conversation, he shared about the 15 different ideas he had for publication. The partnership has been strong. We each bring complementary strengths. Death Guaranteed Games is here to stay! 

Derptiles is an artist-owned business based on silly reptiles and amphibians! I (Crystal) am the artist and animal enthusiast , while my husband (Andy) manages all the business and numbers. We hope to continue creating many fun creature-themed thingies~ You can follow my art and keep up with our projects via social media and our online store!                                          

Hello! We are Scragster, a team of two queer artists creating different types of merch for all to enjoy! Scragster (also known as Club Scragster) is made up of Aspen and Ash! We've been crafting and creating since 2016 and have been running our online shop since 2019. We love creating and sharing all the silly little ideas that we come up with with you all!

Stuck in the 90s.. San Francisco, California

A lover of all things vintage, with a particular enthusiasm for old textiles and wallpaper. Mix that with my gardening hobby and you get my artwork. Born, raised and still happy to call the San Francisco Bay Area my home. I am a wife, mom, artist and hairstylist.

Nathan Rabin is the author of ten books, including Weird Al: The Book, which he co-wrote with and about “Weird Al” Yankovic, and You Don’t Know Me, But You Don’t Like Me, which Rolling Stone gave four stars and named one of the 20 best music books of 2013. From 1997 to 2013, he wrote for The A.V. Club, primarily as its head writer, before becoming a staff writer for The Dissolve, Pitchfork’s short-lived but much-loved film site, from 2013 to 2015. He’s the proprietor of the website Nathan Rabin’s Happy Place and the Substack newsletter Nathan Rabin’s Bad Ideas, as well as the man behind My World of Flops, a column on famous failures he has been writing for 19 years, which introduced the phrase Manic Pixie Dream Girl. His ninth book, 2025’s The Fractured Mirror, is a massive encyclopedia of American movies about filmmaking that covers over a century of cinema and has a foreword by legendary filmmaker Joe Dante and illustrations by Felipe Sobreiro. In 2004 and 2005, Rabin was a panelist on Movie Club with John Ridley, an AMC movie review panel show hosted by the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of 12 Years a Slave. Rabin’s tenth book and first novel, Five Nights at Freddy Got Fingered, is a parody of Five Nights at Freddy’s that takes place in a world where Freddy Got Fingered is the most popular and acclaimed movie of all time, and Tom Green is a J.D. Salinger-style recluse who sends elaborate animatronics of himself and Rip Torn to do live events for him. He lives in Alpharetta with his wife, two sons, and dogs, and is very silly for a man his age. 

Indie solo games designer. I create solo roleplaying rules for table top games and solo adventures in the style of numbered paragraph books.

Publisher of zines and adventures for Dungeon Crawl Classics and other OSR TTRPGs!

LGBTQIA+ NSFW and SFW comic artist, creator of many original tarot decks and characters, and featured in several anthologies. he/him [All of my links are for 21+ years old mature adults and may contain explicit art content.] PATREON: http://patreon.com/AeroZero COMICS | SKYSET KNIGHTS: http://skysetknights.com SHOP: http://menplusmonsters.shop ALL LINKS: http://aerozero.carrd.co

Husband and wife duo Aaron and Mel create boardgames of all genres!