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Explore the town of Arkham, setting for the beloved Arkham Horror series of tabletop games, in this comprehensive, full-color, hardcover guide to its people, places and strange goings on…

The Darkest House is an mega-adventure that takes you into a unique realm of horror. It’s made for the game you’re playing right now, to be integrated into your campaign regardless of the setting or game system. And it’s uniquely optimized for a rich, powerful experience that’s immersive for the players and easy on the GM. The Darkest House will chill and frighten your players like no other RPG experience. But along the way their characters will have experiences that make them stronger, deeper, richer, and more powerfully bonded as a party.

This case book presents four brand new Mysteries spanning four seasons across The Mythic North. Similar in format and scope to the previous case book “A Wicked Secret and Other Mysteries”, this volume features four mysteries by four different writers. These adventures take place in the Mythic North setting of the original game, but include notes and guidance for running them in Mythic Britain & Ireland as well.

A monster sourcebook containing over 180 jam-packed pages of information on the definitive CYBERPUNK setting.

You’ve seen the stars, but have you ever wondered what is truly possible when we are out there in the black among alien suns?The Five Parsecs From Home Compendium gives you all three expansions for Five Parsecs From Home collected into a single print volume for the first time, along with the fully updated standalone game Bug Hunt.The new edition of Bug Hunt includes all the mechanics from the original, updated to fit into the core game rules. This includes features like alien spawn points, alien sub types like the spitter and screamer and alien leaders like the driver or lancer. With 6 sub-types, 6 leader types and 16 alien species to fight, there is a lot of scope for players who enjoy painting, building and converting cool miniatures.

The lowdown on the state of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the dystopian future of Cyberpunk 2020! From overviews of each region to politics and police forces via art, food and the Queen.

This introductory guide to Dungeons & Dragons provides an immersive illustrated primer to the enchanted beings, magic users, and spells of D&D. The perfect jumping-on point for young fans of fantasy looking to give roleplaying a try!

Trophy Gold is a dark fantasy horror/adventure game about desperate treasure-hunters who loot gold from a haunted forest and the dungeons it hides. Unlike other fantasy roleplaying games, Trophy Gold emphasizes the struggle of being a low-powered adventurer and the risks associated with that profession. The game is organized into incursions: themed stories played over 4-5 sessions. A series of incursions can be strung together to form a longer campaign, exploring the goals and lives of the treasure-hunters. Trophy Gold includes nine incursions, as well as a special “mega-incursion” called “The Roots of Old Kalduhr” that can last 12 or more sessions and be a campaign unto itself.

Divina Commedia – Inferno is the original Dantesque Campaign Setting which Acheron Games has developed for three years, launching it on Kickstarter in time for the 7th centenary of the death of Dante Alighieri (1321-2021). It uses Gustave Doré’s art to depict Dante’s Inferno, as well as original artwork of creatures and inhabitants of Hell that gives form to the setting.

Inferno – Virgilio’s Untold Tales is the game’s “Master’s Guide” and “Monster Manual”, and it contains adventures, perils, game hooks, special equipment, a whole campaign, and the bestiary, together with a deeper description of the Inferno as a “sandbox”, to be used after the end of the campaign.

Weird might mean dark, unsettling, or difficult to understand—but it doesn’t have to. Weird can fit into any game, at any table. It brings mystery, interest, and curiosity to places where things might start to feel stale or repetitive. Think of it this way: when you first started playing RPGs, they were exciting, new, and utterly captivating, right? The weird is just a way to keep fueling that feeling, no matter how long you’ve been playing. And whether you want something interesting, surprising, over-the-top gonzo, or even whimsical, you’ll find a seemingly unending stream of inspiration no matter what your game system, genre, or style.