The God Drums of Nashzar – an artifact for D&D
A third artifact from the Freeya campaign setting (following up from the signet ring of the God-Emperor and Inkfoot’s inkwell) for use with any D&D edition, and at the same […]
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[German] The KKK took my Kist away – die Rollenspielkiste bei d6ideas
German trolls marvel over a box full of games.
Spinal Ring – an artifact for SLA Industries
Spinal Ring These heavy plastic laminate rings are permanently bonded to one of the subjects cervical vertebrae. They are the unmistakable sign of the bio-genetically enhanced slave soldiers of a […]
[German] Sargnägel – Artefakte für Unknown Armies
A German article on weaponized cigarettes for Unknown Armies.
The Butcher’s Altar – an artifact for SLA Industries
The Butcher’s Altar After centuries of acidic rain, there is little left to tell that this worn concrete slab once served as a butcher’s block, the Downtown flesh factory around […]
Inkfoot’s Inkwell – an artifact for D&D
Like the signet ring of the God-Emperor, the inkwell is a non-edition-specific artifact created for Freeya, a campaign world that was in use across several groups. Gibs are an apocryphal […]
[German] Warehouse 13 als Endlager für gefährliche Artefakte in einem Fantasysetting
Some thoughts on a possible Warehouse 13 equivalent for D&D campaign settings. In German.
The Haegiston Perversion – an artifact for Dark Heresy
“Semantics, inquisitor? Really? Are you a member of the Ordo Logos, that you seek to censure my work on the basis of the mere word? Because you call it an […]
Astral Lantern – an artifact for Shadowrun
Astral Lantern This dirty old lantern (not a lamp) possesses strange powers. When lit in the correct ritual, it exerts an irresistable pull on spirits and other astral creatures, which […]
[German] Quantendildo – ein Artefakt für Unknown Armies
Porn built the internet. And pornomancers build quantum computers, in this German article.