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A curated anthology of 32-bit era–inspired TTRPGs. MemoryCore brings the great videogame classics of the 1990s to the table, reimagining them for a shared, multiplayer roleplaying experience.

Blades ’68 is an official supplement for Blades in the Dark, moving the timeline forward 100 years to the swinging 60s.

After 25 years of kicking down doors and battling monsters, a Second Edition of Munchkin is here with updated art and design . . . and gold!

"We watched Cthrion Uroniziir try to reduce the timescape into one singular universe, wiping out reality as we know it. She was defeated, and we see her cage every day."

The newest hardback sourcebook for the critically acclaimed TTRPG Heart: The City Beneath. MORE CALLINGS! MORE CLASSES! MORE GUNS! MORE MAGIC! MORE DRUGS! MORE ALLIES! MORE ENEMIES! MORE FALLOUTS! MORE BOUNTIES! MORE DELVES! MORE HEART!

The legendary Invisible Sun RPG immerses you in magic that feels truly magical, characters that are deep and memorable, and rich and satisfying campaigns. Now in a re-envisioned presentation, it’s a perfect jumping-in point for this acclaimed RPG.

New adventures from The Magnus Archives creator Jonathan Sims—plus new lore and new options for GMs and players. With a complete corebook FREE with every pledge, it's a great jumping-on point if you're new to the game!

You're a regular person who has made the acquaintance of a dangerous unnatural creature. Are you a friend, a lover, food, or something else? This solo tabletop role-playing game is a direct sequel to the award-winning Thousand Year Old Vampire!

A full-length adventure for Heart: The City Beneath RPG, written by Gareth Hanrahan and illustrated by Sar Cousins.

The amazing Invisible Sun Black Cube—one of the most astonishing and sought-after RPGs ever—is coming back into print!

The tabletop roleplaying game based on the hit horror podcast The Magnus Archives.

A game about the tragic struggles and defiant triumphs of a group of magical girls resisting an oppressive society. Girl by Moonlight explores the heartbreak of denying who you really are, and the transcendent power of relationships and community.