Folktales

A diceless narrative game for solo or group play. Tone: Melancholic, reflective, mythic-realism. Materials: Just this page, a journal (optional), and time to drift. Roles * The Unintended Pilot: The player-character. No classes, just fragments. You arrive carrying nothing but memory and the ache of work. * The Dive (GM or Facilitator)

Based on the classic D&D module by E. Gary Gygax, reimagined through Guy Ritchie's cinematic eye FADE IN: INT. MAGICAL CLONE VAT - NIGHT A bubbling, neon-green vat hisses under flickering arcane runes. NOX (30s, tiefling, sharp suit, sharper tongue) thrashes inside, half-submerged. BLACKRAZOR, a glowing

A Playable Folktale of Questions & Resistance A game for 2–6 players. 30–60 minutes. You’re rebels fighting a creepy app called the Mirror. It watches, predicts, and nudges. One of you is in trouble. Ask questions. Fight back. “Who’s really behind your screen?” Grab a pen,

A Playable Folktale from the Ledger of Refusal Premise (Invitation) In a memory-layered world of networks and ruins, there are figures—nodes—who refuse the flow. Their signals persist not because they’re loud, but because they are true. You are seekers, ghosts, archivists, or anti-influencers, following the murmurs of

An Obojima Delivery Tale of Soup, Spirits, and Sentimental Machinery Morning arrives with the hush of a tea kettle just before its song. Mist coils lazily through the tall grass, and dew freckles the delivery ledger left on your doorstep—folded three times, tied with red string, and smelling faintly

A Field-Recording Folktale of Memory, Melody, and Meanings Nearly Forgotten Welcome to the Archive This is not a game of conquest. This is not a game of mastery. The spirits of Obojima do not obey. Their songs may linger or fade. You are not here to fix the world. You

Overview Songs From The Tall Grass is a UVG module for 3–6 players, where a caravan chases a mythic melody—the Tall Grass Shanty—across the Ultraviolet Grasslands. The song, a fragmented archive of lost stars and bone dust, promises revelation but risks biomagical corruption. The journey spans three

A Playable Folktale for drifters, hyperpigs, and a core that lost its vote. This is not a system to save or a core to conquer. It is a mirror for what voted, what silenced, and what hums in the Glitter Band’s cracks. What You Need * 2–6 participants * A

A Playable Folktale of Color and Return Premise In a world drained of color, where joy is inefficient and emotion a risk, workers drift through cubicle wastelands under humming fluorescents. Beige is the law. Beige is safe. Beige forgets. But you remember—something. A feeling. A shade. A song not

A Carcosan Annotation of The De Minimis Lament Introduction: Welcome to Neo-Carcosa Neo-Carcosa is not a place. It is a mood you scroll into. A realm of velvet glitches and half-priced selves. In Neo-Carcosa, your daemons are not metaphor. They are customer service avatars who know your traumas by SKU.