Thomas Jager

Feral Prehistoric RPG. Easy to learn, wildly historically inaccurate, and packed with a big wilderness adventure.

Over 100 monsters for Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and Savage Worlds. Including drakes, hags, golems, goblins, haunted carriages, sapient polyhedrons from another dimension, and so much more.

A Menagerie Press conversion of the Tomb-World of Alak-Ammur, an adventure for level 6-8 heroes by legendary designer Monte Cook. 100% compatible with Shadowdark. In collaboration with Owen KC Stephens and Rogue Genius Games.

A southern gothic horror comic written by Tim Roberts and featuring the art of Ezequiel Rubio Lancho.

Forged in blood by Professor DM and Roll For Combat, with contributions from Brandon Gillam, this is not another safe fantasy game. This is steel. Fire. Consequence.

Over hill, over dale; a creeping chill, a twisting rail… System-neutral adventures in modern horror from the British Isles.

The most innovative software suite for gamemasters is back with two more RPG apps focused on interacting with your players and managing your table's atmosphere.

The Silent Graves is a collection of Victorian Gothic sarcophagi for 3D printing in FDM or resin. Base scale 75 mm and fully scalable. Use them as guardians of your D&D dice, relics, or hidden treasures solemn coffers worthy of a forgotten cemetery.

Within the White Temple, an extradimensional elf-made prison, you must battle Ramlaat’s supreme daemons and harness their Stones of Power for Law or Chaos.

A new level has been discovered beneath the Castle of the Mad Archmage! On the western edge of the 5th level, new corridors have appeared, leading off into unknown regions of the dungeons. An expansion module for Castle of the Mad Archmage.

8 unique modified 20-sided dice gives you new options for critical hits and fumbles! A full dice chain from D3 to D22 & a D36 that doubles as 2D6. Each of these dice offerings is matched with unique new magic items for DCC & 5E.

A massive 26" x 39" full color poster of the Salamander Mines megadungeon

Why invent menus on the fly? Roll for Refreshments gives you 100 ready-to-serve tavern items including hearty meals and questionable entrees. Still not full? Add on the Drinks d100 and Deserts d100 tables, creating the ultimate no prep tavern toolkit!

You wake up dead. It’s a lot to take in, but there’s no time for philosophising- you’ll need to travel between Earth, Heaven and Hell to figure out whodunnit, howdunnit, and whydunnit. A game about death, levity and finding out hard truths.

Triple-O is a tool for solo RPG players who want to invert roles and play as the GM instead of a character. Originally launched as a one-page solution, this new zine version brings more random tables, examples, and new use cases!

A zine about the multiple ways the humble hex can be used at your tabletop RPG including a hexcrawl that allows you to string all those ways together

A short rules supplement offering guidance on how to use communicable diseases in your campaign. Includes entries on 30+ IRL-inspired afflictions to give your PCs more challenges to avoid or overcome.

1 New method to create One-Shot 10 One-Shot/2 Pages adventures 10 Signature Villains 10 Memorable NPCs Low prep. Clear structure, designed to be played with the system you like!

Every character has to sleep. Explore camping gear in your RPG with real history, optional rules, magic item, monsters, and more!

What if children book illustrators designed the Monster Manual? Find out in this fun-filled book of monsters and tables for FÄNGELSEHÅLA dungeons.

A scifi adventure game inspired by Cairn, Into the Odd, and Mausritter. Discover bizarre worlds, fantastical alien creatures, ancient spacecraft, space pirates, and the depths of the unknown.

Five one-shot nightmares in a slimy little box.

H.O.M.E. – Haven of Misplaced Existence is a tactical TTRPG set in a Cyberpunk Horror setting. Players take on the role of a party of adventurers affiliated with a Goblin Slayer-style Guild, located in a futuristic dystopian metropolis

The International Player’s Review is a magazine for gamesmasters, players, and anyone who spends more time drawing dungeons than doing homework. The Annual is a collection of the first four issues in print for the very first time.