Stat blocks & conversion
The last mechanical pieces, then the licence route. The writing and maps are done.
Original adventures
Stories you can run tonight.
Self-contained one-shots set in Val'Terra. No campaign required, no homework at the table — everything you need is in the book, except the people.
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In development
Seed of Evil
A dark fantasy horror for the table that likes the lights low.
D&D 5.5e
Level 8
6 players
2 sessions
2014 conversion
Tornstbell is a small port city where people have quietly begun to disappear. The Adventurers' Guild sent a party before; none of them came back. You are the second.
The trail runs through the Vallisle Forest, past dying wildlife and a defiled owlbear nest, into the sealed Weeping Widow mine. The rubble has been cleared — from the inside. Deeper, the mine becomes a living body.
Content warning. Body horror, child endangerment, and a genuinely grim tone. Set lines before you run it; the module includes a table-safety chapter.
What's inside
- Three acts and a final room
- Battle maps for every encounter
- Full bestiary and magic items
- A 2014 conversion appendix
Stat blocks and the licence route are still being finished. We'd rather ship it late than ship it thin.
Playable nowat events
Closest to ship
Beauties and the Beast
A beginner table that actually teaches the game.
D&D 5.5e
Level 1
3–4 players
≈ 2 hours
6 pregens
A tavern brawl, a mystery, and a rescue. The party stops in BhaelVille to rest and finds two troubles waiting: the well has gone foul, and the blacksmith's daughter is missing.
Both trails lead to the same cavern. The adventure opens with a 15-minute learn-by-playing intro, so nobody has to read the rules before their first roll.
What's inside
- A 15-minute teaching opening
- Six one-page pregens
- Six acts, maps, and a bestiary
- A DM chapter on running first-timers
Appendices are the last piece. This is the one we'd put in front of a stranger tomorrow.
In the workshop
What we're finishing, in order.
Appendices & print files
Character sheets, reference pages, and the print-ready package.
The next door
A new one-shot in the same canon. Playtest calls go out on Instagram first.
We'd rather show you a finished thing than a roadmap. This list is what's actually on the desk.
Where to start
Pick the door that fits your table.
Both stand alone. If you're new to D&D, start with Beauties. If your table is experienced and wants something grim, wait for Seed of Evil.