#The trove rpg full#
#The trove rpg series#

Similar to DMs Guild or Storyteller’s Vault, the two Infinite storefronts allow creators to make their own material for Pathfinder and Starfinder beyond what is allowed by the standard OGL releases. The fan creation portals Pathfinder Infinite and Starfinder Infinite have a huge sale going on. Note: I have included end dates when listed for the following sales, but please be warned that those without published end dates may end suddenly so be sure to plan purchases accordingly.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $0.99).

Travelers to this world are faced with an overwhelming sense of ennui, pushed to just give up on their mission due to the hopelessness of existence and join the population that exist spinning their wheels for no purpose.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $5.39)įor those wanting more to explore in Spelljammer, Jesse Winter released Worlds of Wildspace: Crakateg.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $1.00)Īnd for those who want more detailed combat rules, Atrus has Spelljammer Combat Expanded with more options for player characters to get involved in the combat with special actions, group checks, and new stat blocks for ships and their artillery weapons.Īnd for more rules overall, Aiden Fisk presents A Space Hamster’s Guide to Spelljammer with additional ship combat rules and optional changes, a “crew as a resource” system for ship weapons and equipment, rules for creating variant Giant Space Hamsters, more ship-based equipment, and more.

First from Michael Hammock, we have Spelljammer 5e Theater of the Mind Ship Combat Rules that will allow you to engage in ship-to-ship combat without needing a map and miniatures or tokens. Specifically several new variations on the combat rules. Over on DMs Guild, you can probably guess the order of the week has been Spelljammer. The collection of condensed tables can be printed and added to your DM screen for quick access to a monster builder, NPC generator, weapon damage table, conditions table, and more. Icarus Games looks to help you make more use of your 5e DM screen with a collection of inserts.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $1.00 each).

#The trove rpg series#

These two entries bring the series up to eight total figures ready for your home 3D printer. The aesthetic is vaguely chibi inspired and the squat figures are designed to be durable enough to be thrown in your dice bag and rattled around without any damage.

The newest pair this week are the Elf wearing a cloak and drawing a sword and the Rogue wearing a hooded cloak holding a dagger. This is my first time seeing this series, but Alexey Aparin has a collection of STL files for 3D printers called Pocket Lands, sturdy small figures of various races and classes scaled to use as miniatures.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $2.00).

If you’re familiar with the French-Belgian comic Asterix, you know exactly what to expect from this game.

#The trove rpg full#

This is a full rules-lite game inspired by the design of Grant Howitt that has everything you need to Mine and then craft as you explore the world.Īnd from Porcupine Publishing, Indomitable Gauls is a family-friendly adventure game that pits the plucky Gauls against the devious invading Romans. The first is Miners & Makers from Douglas J Coughler which is an RPG featuring pixel art that’s about crafting things that you’ve mined.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $0.50)Īnd now we have a pair of games that are obviously inspired by something they take great pains not to name for legal reasons.

All you need is a deck of playing cards and a six-sided die to create an entire world in just a couple of fun hours. Next from WatcherDM is QuestionCrawl, a one-page RPG to allow the entire group to create the world from geography to factions to wonders and more.

Price: Pay What You Want (Suggested: $0.00).

The first from Raspberry Lane Games is Pantheon, a solo game that allows you to create your own mythical Gods and develop the legends surrounding them. Over on DriveThruRPG, we have a pair of RPGs meant to turn worldbuilding into a game itself. This quickstart is for the upcoming 6th Edition of the Arthurian RPG Pendragon considered to be the magnum opus of legendary designer Greg Stafford that tells the story of the tournament where King Arthur pulls the sword from the stone. The classic roleplaying game Pendragon has a new quickstart set, The Adventure of the Sword Tournament. Note: While “Pay What You Want” downloads are available for free, please support the creators if you are able!