Shiny TTRPG links collection #3

Third weekly round up of interesting things this week, inspired by weaver.skepti.ch to help remember good finds from each week. Last one found here.

The giant, meaty better version of this post for all of 2020 on DIY and Dragons. https://diyanddragons.blogspot.com/2021/02/advice-from-blogosphere-2020.html

Something I love which is distilling down settings to spot the archetypes that can then be harvested for your game. In this case, Film Noir for D&D.

A fun little set up for 'levelling up through feasting' - its the Goblin Laws of Gaming: Rat Kebab edition!

Because I have not stashed this elsewhere and drove myself nuts hunting for it: 23 Swords, including 6 extraordinary metals to make them with.

Nothing new under the sun - perfect for my campaign, note always search for what you are up to, chances are someone has had a go at it already: quests from your noble cousins.

Dungeon Master Advice from the Behold Her podcast.

A nice pair of articles from Deathtrap Dungeons - first on figuring out what you want from your game and then recognising there is probably a system that best allows you to do that fluently.

A deep archive dice (2015) on what makes a good RPG book from Necropraxis.

Goblinpunch on using armies as monsters.

Kickstarters I have backed so far in Zinequest 3:
Our Shores: A celebration of some of the best work in the RPGSEA scene; Navathems End - a dazzling, chaotic, broken world where you're the last line of defense versus all mayhem breaking loose. Capitalites is a slice-of-life, coming-of-age tabletop roleplaying game about young adults living in the big city as they try to find out who they are and get their shit together. Maharlika is a technomystic Science Fantasy mecha RPG inspired by Filipino Mythology.

The Vast in the Dark - Exploring Ruins in an Infinite World. A zine about exploring the dark and alien megastructures of an infinite realm.

Planar Compass Issue 2: Traverse the astral sea discovering bizarre opportunities and dangers in the second issue of this Old-School Essentials zine!