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Bizarre Books! Curious Consumables! Eccentric Events & Encounters! Strange Shops! Twisted Trinkets! Vagarious Visions! Weird Wearables!

Confounding Compendium is a system-agnostic collection of random tables, each containing options to add a touch of the uncanny to your games, stories, art… anything you can think of! It was made for Table Jam 26 and is available for free (PWYW).

#ttrpg #indiegamedev #random tables

jstor

The twelve astrological signs of the zodiac, by an unidentified 19th-century Persian artist. From the Wellcome Collection on JSTOR, which never ceases to amaze us. Free and open to all! Creative Commons: Attribution

#queue

gushism

the purring of powerlines harnessed onto a plate

oceanic white tip

what you learn from hobbies:

consistent practice opens up whole worlds of skill that you couldn't imagine

making mistakes in the process of learning is not only natural, it is also essential

activities that you enjoy can give you more energy back than you spent on them

wow everything is so expensive

doodleoo

my hands hurt

moreteethplease

> Get this compendium here!

Bizarre Books! Curious Consumables! Eccentric Events & Encounters! Strange Shops! Twisted Trinkets! Vagarious Visions! Weird Wearables!

Confounding Compendium is a system-agnostic collection of random tables, each containing options to add a touch of the uncanny to your games, stories, art… anything you can think of! It was made for Table Jam 26 and is available for free (PWYW).

berlynn-wohl

a marriage of humankind's two greatest design achievements: the illuminated manuscript and the cool S

Dirty angels

whalefall / life seeks to perpetuate 2

prints

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anim-ttrpgs

Dire Straights

I really really really really didn’t want to go back to doing this as regularly, but A.N.I.M. really needs money. The past few months for us have been pretty bad, and I’ve been making less than minimum wage with my cut of the profits for a while.

We make sure not to paywall the majority of our project so as not to bar them from people who can’t afford them, but that means we’re reliant on the good will of those who can afford them to choose to pay.

If you like what we do, want us to keep doing it, an want to keep a disabled game designer who can’t do other work able to pay their medical and food bills, please consider paying for one of our games on itchio, and/or subscribing to our patreon for more regularly updated versions of all our projects.

Patreon is empowering a new generation of creators. Support and engage with artists and creators as they live out their passions!

If you can’t do that, rating them 5-stars on itchio, downloading them, and playing them/talking about them/sharing them is a huge help too. Like, it really can’t be overstated how reliant we are on word-of-mouth.

I am going to have to reinstate the Income Goals to make sure we make an income of at least $2,000 every month across both itchio and patreon, gradually increasing that goal probably until we are making at least $3,000 every month.

#people's games

intercal

"it is what it is," he coped seethingly

moreteethplease

> Get this compendium here!

Bizarre Books! Curious Consumables! Eccentric Events & Encounters! Strange Shops! Twisted Trinkets! Vagarious Visions! Weird Wearables!

Confounding Compendium is a system-agnostic collection of random tables, each containing options to add a touch of the uncanny to your games, stories, art… anything you can think of! It was made for Table Jam 26 and is available for free (PWYW).