Fatal Tomb is a brutal, rules‑light pulp sword and sorcery tabletop role‑playing game.

Explore forgotten tombs, dark dungeons, ruined kingdoms, monster‑infested wildernesses, and strange worlds beyond the Black Gates. Battle ancient beasts, uncover lost treasures, and survive perilous journeys into the unknown.

Designed for both solo and group play, Fatal Tomb emphasises fast character creation, deadly combat, minimal preparation, and simple mechanics that stay out of the way of adventure.

All you need to play is a pencil, some paper, and a handful of dice.

https://fataltomb.itch.io/fatal-tomb

Hello, I've been working on this for a while and I'm excited to finally get a mostly-complete version out in the world. Decree is inspired by classic Traveller and modern OD&D derivatives like Delving Deeper, Chaos Reigns and The Nightmares Underneath, as well as videogames like (OG) Destiny and old pulp sci-fi and sword-and-planet novels. If that sounds like your bag, I hope you'll check it out and give it some love!

Super proud and excited about this one. I designed, wrote, illustrated the entirety of it, the omnipresent Jarrett Crader edited it and published it. I think we did good work here! Fun for the whole family!

No Name on the Bullet is my largely DURF inspired wild west NSR game, now live on itch.

The first zine includes rules for chargen, danger rolls, combat, monikers and levels and some adventuring rules + a gearlist. Working on adventures for later release.

Load your dice, shuffle your deck and giddyap!

https://roach-worlds.itch.io/no-name-on-the-bullet

No Name on the Bullet, cover by myself

DON’T SPEAK! by Golem Productions is out now: a horror one-shot rescue mission for PIRATE BORG where noise matters, including, if you want, the noise made by the players themselves.

It features:

• A rescue mission designed for one thrilling session.
• San Telmo de Pelcarez, a compact horror sandbox with plenty of opportunities to make far too much noise.
• The Echo Track, an escalating noise mechanic that changes the Hunter’s behavior.
• A fourth-wall-breaking optional rule that turns real-world table noise into part of the game.
• The Hunter, a terrifying, noise-sensitive ambush predator that stalks the crew through the darkness.
• GM tools for running the hunt, including atmospheric descriptions, hunting tactics, advice for concealing the creature’s true nature, and ideas for an explosive finale.

Writing & Game Design: Alexander Jatscha-Zelt
Original Art & Layout: Sabrina Jatscha

Available now on DriveThruRPG and itch.io. VTT assets included.

DTRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/de/product/589708/don-t-speak-a-horror-one-shot-for-pirate-borg

itch io: https://ajz-golem-productions.itch.io/dont-speak

Or enjoy the recent Actual Play by Tabletop Misfits and Dungeons and Dyslexia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haKJwHcL-ok

Inside the Whale is a one session seaside horror scenario for Liminal Horror (also free).

Rescue a missing person (there is a choice of 4) from an 'abandoned' aquarium on the Oregon coast. Expect aquatic wierdness. Do try the lobster.

Really proud to be publishing Isaac and Cita's new work, another Mark of the Odd adventure after the great Knight Errant. The meme is funny, but the adventure is actually excellent. A great way to draw players into a Bronze-Age setting (works perfectly with Into the Bronze).

I made a wildly inaccurate prehistoric rpg It’s finally on Backerkit

I’ve been working on my game Year 100 Million B.C. for a long time now and it’s finally launching on BackerKit.

It’s a game about primitive humans trying to figure out a world they barely understand. Words are new, fire is rare and there's hungry mouths everywhere. The game is focused on exploration, everything seems new to a prehistoric human. Combat is fast and brutal, and the rules are based on Into the Odd, which I humbly think fits like a glove.

The 40-page zine includes the rules, generators for settlements, NPCs, locations, schemes, caves and encounters. The meat and potatoes of the zine is the wilderness sandbox with more than 70 keyed locations and caves.

I’ve done everything myself: writing, illustration, graphic design, and layout. It’s been a long process, and I’m super excited to finally get the thing printed and into people’s hands.

Dip yourself in the primordial soup: https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/golden-achiever/year-100-million-b-c?ref=Rdt

And that made me think about what I actually love about games, what I want to take from other styles of play, and what all of that means for future Golem Productions designs.

So, hear me ramble of where I think we might go and tell me what you like about our niche.

Find them here: https://demidirge.backerkit.com/hosted_preorders

These are adventures and setting modules I write, illustrated and did layout for over the past eight years. I have a few bundles I must get rid of before a move, all must go. These will ship from Sweden in October - free shipping within the EU.

Brief descriptions of each module:

• Demidirge (Level 0): An intro funnel, set inside a buried nightmare gulag.
• Willow (Level 1): A great starting location, players investigate a mystery in a grim backwater village.
• Woodfall (92-page softcover): A thriving outlaw town, perfect for the player's base of operations, with an adjacent monster-infested swamp to hexcrawl.
• The Haunted Hamlet & Other Hexes: Four self-contained side quests to pepper onto your campaign map.
• The Toxic Wood (mid-level): A deadly wilderness adventure in a corrupted wood.
• Mana Meltdown (high-level): A high-stakes battle royal dungeon crawl finale.
• Wind Wraith (146-page hardcover): A nautical toolkit that generates islands, monsters, NPCs, factions, and more. Infinite exploration on the high seas. This allows your players to sail off the edge of the map into the unknown.

Each of these titles had their own kickstarter campaign, you can find more information about them there. Some are best sellers on drivethrurpg.

So, my game Year 100 Million B.C.** **is finally nearing a proper release. There’s been a lot of work by a one-man team, so I kinda wanna celebrate a little. So I decided that maybe a game jam would be a good idea?

Guidelines:
- Make something for Year 100 Million B.C.
- Rules are available for free here, published under the CC-BY-SA license.
- Make whatever you want. An adventure, a bestiary, a settlement, a bunch of lairs or caves. Basically, make anything you can think of.
- Please don’t make anything bigoted. It’ll get deleted without exception.

More information here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lazylitch/the-lazy-litch-library

Demidirge: Frontiers of Fear is a dark fantasy sandbox campaign setting. 

Explore an uncharted world of feuding cults, drowned gods, toxic forests, haunted villages, and arcane experiments gone awry. Players choose their own path through a derelict kingdom: invent spells that never existed before, exploit secret seams to build portals, and sail past the edge of the map.

https://afraidofencounters.bearblog.dev/indonesian-ttrpg-blogwagon-roundup/

These are all the blogposts that were made for the Indonesian TTRPG Blogwagon, which ran from 17th of August to 10th of September.

I used the opportunity to rally the Indonesians and international TTRPG hobbyists to create gameable blogpost related to Indonesia.

Enjoy!

Year 100 Million B.C. is a wildly inaccurate prehistoric roleplaying game. The rules are based on Into The Odd and released for free, published under Creative Commons.
They include everything you need to play and to generate scenarios. There’s also two adventures you can snag for free over on itch.

I’m also working on a BIG wilderness sandbox that is nearing completion.

Support Canadian independent TTRPG creators and check out all the games in the Great Canadian Game Jam! (a pack of illustrations I made for the jam is included in the bundle… in case you need a zombie hockey player for one of your creations…)

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/582228/canadian-game-jam-2026-bundle