Owner and maintainer of RollFunkyDice.com. I'm a big fan of DCC/MCC and collaborative processes both digitally and in person.

Visit www.sharktopusgames.com to check out all the cool RPG adventures, resources and more we've got for you.

I have been writing and playing role playing games since the 80s and launched Cranky Clydesdale Publishing after writing my first published adventure, Massacre Grounds for Weird Frontiers. I am also an avid horseman, and my adventure allows me to combine the two things I love.

Author of The Gongfarmer Militia and A Fairly Odd Tale. Find out more at www.PerAspera.games.

TTRPG Cartoonist, Cartographer, Writer, Dopamine Chaser

Hi! My name is Scotland and I like to make zines for Mutant Crawl Classics! In addition to being obsessed with games, I also work at my local library and love spending time with my wife and our pets.

An avid gamer for many years, Greg came up with the Gavel of Doom idea while enjoying his weekly Dungeon Crawl Classic game.  Greg is partnering with a local Amish craftsman to produce oversized gavels for this project.  When not working out the details on the Gavel of Doom project, Greg stays busy working in a college office, taking a sculpture class, and volunteering to make the world a better place. 

I'm a writer and software engineer from New England. I enjoy participating in the folk tradition of playing pretend and rolling dice. I've been producing fun little self-published RPGs for a couple of years. You can see more examples of my work at TwilitGrotto.com. 

Born and raised in the savage suburbs of Sydney, Australia, I have been involved in tabletop roleplaying games since the 1980s. My brand, Shinobi 27 Games, turned 10 in January 2024. Married with two amazing children, my passion is developing adventures and settings for roleplaying games. Shinobi 27 Games is the publishing name behind Angels, Daemons and Beings Between Volumes 1 and 2, The Trolls of Mistwood, Fae Hard, Feast of the Preserver and more.

I’m a mechanical tooling engineer by trade and a lifelong creator at heart. I spend my days building machines and solving practical problems, and my nights dreaming up worlds, stories, and game systems. I’ve always believed that good design—whether it’s a piece of hardware or a tabletop adventure—should feel solid. It should work, make sense, and invite you to explore it. I’m here because I love bringing ideas to life and sharing them with people who get just as excited about the details as I do.