Which RPG would you rather play?

Two RPGs I'm developing:

1. FaeReich. You're a member of a dirty-dozen-style team of commandos in 1945 hunting down Nazis who have escaped not to Argentina, but to a standard fantasy world with orcs, elves, and magic. Think Guns of Navarrone + D&D.

2. Rock Opera '79. You and your friends are members of a rock and roll supergroup fighting The Man and the evil Discocracy in a world where rock and roll has been outlawed.

More Battle Ready 25mm Dungeon Maps

I have 12 new maps done -- caverns, an evil chapel, bridges, stairs. Set Two is on the way!

10 x 10 accessory tiles. For building your own rooms via scissors and glue.

Cavern with sunken floor on right.

Dungeonteller Player Pack Preview

Two random pages. Nearly done with the definitive version of the player pack for Dungeonteller, my player-friendly RPG. Look to the sidebar to download older iterations.

Rumble in The Dungeon

Another sheet that will be included in Set Two of the 25mm battle ready dungeon maps. The minis include some classic Ral Partha, Mithril LOTR, and a stray Reaper.

More Battle-Ready 25mm Dungeon Maps on the Way

It's been a productive weekend. Bad head cold + end of fishing season means more maps for you.

The next set will come with a sheet of plain vanilla squares that you can cut into any corridor/passage/room shape you like. Your maps will be popping off the page, and you can connect sheets to make bigger layouts. The effect is pretty cool, as you can see from this test run I did today.

On the Drawing Table

I'm already working on the next set of battle-ready 25mm dungeon maps. This one shows a bridge over a canal, connecting a big gateway with an landing area. The minis are 28mm Reaper. Thanks to those of you who have bought Set One on drivethrurpg.com.

[Hand-Drawn Dungeon Rooms] These, You Have to Pay For

I've put up a big set of my dungeon maps on DriveThruRPG (direct link to the product page). The set includes ten 25mm scale hand drawn rooms, 2 dungeon level maps keyed to the rooms, a regional map, and a cool view of a little town where the adventure might start. All this for just $4.

The cover art:

Four dollars you will never see again.