Find your "white whale" in the caretaking of a magical bookshop, use tarot cards to guide solo journalling and book curation. Learn to build collections for the future.
Threads We Share is a game about the emotional arc of a relationship, traced across three defining moments in time. You and your partner in play take on the roles of two people whose lives intersect with weight and meaning.
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You wake up dead. It’s a lot to take in, but there’s no time for philosophising- you’ll need to travel between Earth, Heaven and Hell to figure out whodunnit, howdunnit, and whydunnit. A game about death, levity and finding out hard truths.
Blades ’68 is an official supplement for Blades in the Dark, moving the timeline forward 100 years to the swinging 60s.
Folk Hero is the first official expansion for The Punk is Dead songwriting TTRPG. In addition to new roles, lore and gigs to play, the 90 page, 7 inch hardback contains a new solo mode.
Blades in the Dark: Deep Cuts is a 128-page expansion for the Blades in the Dark roleplaying game — containing a treasure trove of lore, setting material, and alternative mechanics John Harper developed over the years for use in Blades campaigns.
Soul Cemetery is a solo, survival horror tabletop game about exploring a video game from your childhood, seeing how it's changed, how you've changed, and how you've changed each other.
Going For Broke is a fast-paced sitcom roleplaying game about a collective house scrambling to get enough money together. Choose your roommate, jump into an ill-conceived plot, and try to get that coin. 4-8 players, 40-70 minutes.
A pin project for bibliophiles who like their books with a dose of fantasy, a dash of romance, or a bit of both.
A mystery game based on the hit podcast by Rusty Quill. From Indie Boards and Cards, the publisher of Coup, Resistance, and Avalon.
Fatebound, the role-playing game, follows the journey of young witches in their pursuit of becoming Fates, the enforcers of the Council's will. Balance the rigorous world of witchcraft while navigating the most dangerous period in life - being a teenager
Confluence is an expansive tabletop roleplaying game of in-world artifacts and Atlases, built upon a world and a system that grows and changes as you explore.
Ars Magica's deluxe edition with vastly expanded text, new art and graphic design, and luxurious upgrades.
The Welcome to Night Vale Roleplaying Game is a campaign setting for the Essᴇɴᴄᴇ20 Rᴏʟᴇᴘʟᴀʏɪɴɢ Sʏsᴛᴇᴍ, based on the Welcome to Night Vale podcast.
You're a regular person who has made the acquaintance of a dangerous unnatural creature. Are you a friend, a lover, food, or something else? This solo tabletop role-playing game is a direct sequel to the award-winning Thousand Year Old Vampire!
Limited release and collector's edition pins by The Snarky Company.
Snarky co.’s first pin collection for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Stewpot: Tales from a Fantasy Tavern is a collection of small games for groups of three or more players. You play a retired adventurer running a tavern and settling down in a town. Put down the sword and pick up the ladle.
A solo tarot journaling game about a character struggling to gain agency in their story.
A pin collection for readers, audiobook fans, and book lovers.
The launch of the beautiful 3rd Edition of the Normal Tarot, and reprints of the 1st and 2nd edition decks!
Punk is Dead is a TTRPG set in the Un-united Kingdom where the world is going to sh*t in a sack cart, and music is all you've got left. Just like those four brave bozos on the Titanic, you're gonna keep playing until your last amp falls into the abyss.
Star Crossed is back! This lovingly illustrated book is full of characters, settings, and new ways to play that will help you enrich and enhance your sessions of the two-player tower-based game of forbidden love!
A game about the tragic struggles and defiant triumphs of a group of magical girls resisting an oppressive society. Girl by Moonlight explores the heartbreak of denying who you really are, and the transcendent power of relationships and community.
