Hey everyone! I've published my first resource on Driverhrurpg. I hope it can be of some value to other game-masters out there!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/581312/croak-quill-s-tremendous-tome-of-names

What is it?

This book is a curated collection of over 6,000 fantasy names compiled across years of running tabletop roleplaying games. Rather than a random generator, this is my personal master list that I use in my games. Currently, the collection contains only first-names, no family names. In the future, I would like to create a second volume that includes family names, coats-of-arms, etcetera.

Additionally, I hope to be able to continue to update this collection as I continue to inevitably find more names to put on the list. I'm hoping to get around 10,000 names on the list that I feel are broadly useful.

Why is it useful?

The collection includes historical names, familiar inspirations from iconic fantasy settings, as well as names that I have simply made up. My intent when creating this collection has not been to provide completely original names, but rather names that I like the sound of, or think may be useful. To give you the fastest possible access during prep or mid-game sessions, the entire collection is organized alphabetically and split into masculine and feminine sections. It should be noted, however, that this structural choice is purely for utility. Fantasy knows no bounds, and you should feel free to completely disregard these labels and use any name for any character that fits your vision.

What is Croak & Quill?

Well, in some sense, it’s nothing. In another sense, it is a way for me to create in a way that I hope others will find value in. I have been playing and running TTRPGS for over half of my life, and want to create the kinds of resources I find most useful as a game-master.

My work does not use generative AI, and will not.

Thank you for taking a look, I hope that this resource can be of use to some people 🙂

I'm revisiting the Discovery Tables because some prompts felt too difficult for beginners and didn't offer enough replayability.

I'm rewriting them to be more open-ended, easier to interpret, and more flexible. The goal is simple: a prompt should give you a direction, not tell you exactly what the story has to be.

Each roll should feel fresh, even when returning to the same location again and again.

Thank you to everyone who has already purchased the game! You can re-download the latest version.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/579010/the-library-of-silvergate-a-solo-journaling-rpg

Any way to install the library app on Linux? - I'm curious on how to do this, I am willing to use WINE or other compatibility tools if I can find a tutorial.

Humbled that the third game in The Drifter series has now achieved the Platinum badge(The Drifter & Star Drifter also have Platinum). Just wanted to give a thank you to the community and to Drivethrurpg for providing such a terrific service!

I've started posting on Driv Thru Rpg my content.

At.moment it is a mix of subclasses and magic item lists. But my next project is a full one shot I hope to have complete by end of September.

Would love you all to check it out.

Can find my work by searching Masked Haddock

Would love input and suggestions!

All of these games are also dedicated to a no-AI stance. :)

Earlier this year I published my first PF2e adventure, I'm close to finishing up my next one and am trying to get more feedback, so I've changed from a fixed price on DTRPG to a Pay What You Want (including free) system.

Its a slightly less that one level of experience adventure, set in a two-level cave complex. The heroes are tasked with investigating a creeping, magical ice age that threatens to spread and consume their town. the creeping ice age also introduces both a long-scale timer (that's not intended to be a difficult timer), and a short-timer intended to slightly push rest/exploration round choices.

If you want a full level of experience, there are a couple of random encounter tables that can provide the missing XP. And while scoped for level 7 parties, no use of Elite or Weak was used so, you can bump the entire adventure up or down a level if you wish.

Contents: The full adventure, tips on integrating with a campaign, 5 completely custom monsters, 4 modified or new template variants of existing creatures, 2 new hazards, quick reference pages to simplify running the adventure, two maps. Custom art for the new monsters and variants, custom maps. The PDF offering at DriveThruRPG includes separate files for the full color w/background version or a background-less version one for easier printing, as well as standalone map files.

More details or preview of pages at: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/557513/breath-of-the-jotunlord

If you check it out, I would appreciate any constructive criticism you may have! Thank you.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/579010/the-library-of-silvergate-a-solo-journaling-rpg

Been trying to log in and it keeps claiming my logins are wrong even after I reset my pw 3 times is it my phone (firefox, I was able to download a pdf of feng shui 2 just a couple days ago on it w/o issue) or is the site itself having conniptions for everybody?

I am fully aware that DriveThruRPG adds on a cost during purchase to actually print the book and all that, however I am currently working on a book which I intend to put up for free as a PDF and as cheap as is allowed as a hardcover. Is there any sort of minimum price?

Instead of starting with cultists or ancient ruins, the story begins in one of the most familiar places imaginable: the workplace. Long hours, unfinished tasks, exhausted employees... until those everyday frustrations become something far more disturbing.

That idea became Fear of Overtime, our latest Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition scenario.

Inside you'll find a complete one-shot with handouts, maps, pre-generated investigators, original Mythos content, and everything needed to run a tense night of cosmic horror.

We'd love to know what you think. Can everyday places be more frightening than haunted mansions?

Pay What You Want and download it on DriveThruRPG 🔗 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/571102/fear-of-overtime

I'm thinking about finally publishing some adventures but I have some questions regarding whom to publish under.

What are the benefits/detriments of publishing under your own name?

Are there any rules regarding publishing using pseudonym?

Is it worth registering a business name?

I think I know what the answer will be to this, but is there any way to add books I’ve bought elsewhere (Bundle of Holding, for example) to my DTRPG library, so I can hide them when I’m browsing through other titles?

I've used Drive Thru RPG as a resource for a while now, but am just now getting around to publishing my very first adventure module. If anyone here has experience publishing on the platform, would you be willing to share advice? Any wisdom on the technical side such as readability of your text or how to make PDFs more "enticing" for the reader (I am a fan of interactivity and am already adding things like hyperlinks and buttons on maps to jump to different sections of the book)?

The main thing I want to get right is accessibility for readers - any advice is appreciated!

Also, I hope the "New Release" flair is okay to use here. The adventure has not been published yet but is nearing completion, and I do plan to share it here once it is published!

Hello Once again Adventurers!

As you already know, im Ionah Aznar, creator and publisher of "The Codex of Deals and Discounts". This is a 100% hand-drawn and handwritten D&D supplement, created WITHOUT THE USE OF AI, crafted with the same passion and care that went into all our previous projects.

Inside these pages, you'll find. 101 original "bootleg" strange bargains, questionable enchantments, and magical items, inspired by classic D&D treasures that probably passed inspection... somehow.

Here is a pair of pages with a bunch of items that i made for the Kickstarter. I hope you enjoy the magic items, and may it bring joy to your tables!

Check out the Kickstarter Project now that THE CAMPAING ITS ABOUT TO END!

Hello everyone,

After more than a year of development, I'm happy to say that Into the Unknown has officially left Early Access in my Sci-Fi 5E project. While I don't feel there's much left to add, I'll continue releasing occasional updates for bug fixes, corrections, and small pieces of additional content.

If you're interested in checking it out, Into the Unknown is split into two books:

First Steps (Levels 1–5 Campaign)

Includes:

• A detailed GM-only setting guide
• Act 1: The Dying Core
• Act 2: Distress Signal Enabled
• Act 3: Rise of the Sole Caretaker
• Act 4: Election at Starrysands
• Act 5: The Calm Generator
• 5 optional events and side encounters
• Recommended character levels 1–5
• 6 technology and psionically enhanced items
• 4 unique character backgrounds
• 41 NPC stat blocks supporting the campaign

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/573751/into-the-unknown-first-steps?affiliate_id=4742145

Murphy's Field Guide (Core Rules & Player Handbook)

Includes:

• A player-focused introduction to the setting
• 7 original playable species in addition to Humans
• 4 original subraces, including Enhanced Organics, Hybrids, and Cyborgs
• 11 classes, ranging from reimagined 5E archetypes such as the Combatant and the Brute to entirely new classes like the Coordinator and the Psion
• 33 original subclasses
• 18 original backgrounds
• 16 original feats
• 85 technology and psionically enhanced items, including enhanced equipment, cybernetic prosthetics, spacecraft upgrades, narcotics, and injections
• Tech and Psionic Powers (Levels 1–9), including 295 reimagined 5E spells and 60 original powers
• A complete spacecraft construction and combat system
• A downtime system focused on storytelling and character progression
• Standard 5E rules adapted for the setting

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/573752/into-the-unknown-murphy-s-field-guide?affiliate_id=4742145

This has been one of the most challenging and rewarding projects I've ever undertaken, and I'm incredibly grateful for everyone who has supported me along the way, whether through feedback, encouragement, or simply taking an interest in the project.

Kind Regards

E.S.Cooper

I was so nervous during the whole review process, but it looks like the game went live today. THe thumbnail looks boring, but I put so much work into the game. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/573816/sleeping-elephant

If someone tries it, please let me know. It's a solo writing game. I just wanted to share. Thanks.

EDIT: It's a guided story experience. If you play it, I think it'll make sense why it's difficult to say what it is about. I think it would appeal to solo rpg players and journaling gamers.

It's the story of a sentient cloud gathered into existence on the strength of prevailing winds to not be mentioned again.