ROLF: The Rollplaying Game of Big Dumb Fighters

When you just want to beat up on your friends without actually hurting them, ROLF! is the game to turn to. With quick character generation and a fast-moving combat system, it's a silly little game that puts the die-rolling in roll-playing games. With this game, you really get what you pay for!

Designed by Steve Miller (formerly of West End Games, TSR and a few other bankrupt RPG publish...   [click here for more]

Fists of Foolishness

Go Ten Rounds with Steve Costigan, Champion of the Forecastle!

Although best remembered for his groundbreaking fantasy fiction and for creating Conan the Barbarian, Robert E. Howard (1906-1936) was far more prolific in the area of humor stories, writing spoofs of mysteries, and humor-drenched westerns and boxing stories. Out of his many creations, he w...   [click here for more]

Doublecross: An Espsionage Game for Three Roleplayers

Three intelligence operatives match wits and levels of ruthlessness as they attempt to accomplish their respective missions.

Doublecross is a mini-RPG powered by the Diceconomy System, which allows three players to competitively control the course of the game's narrative. No GM needed!

(Doublecross is a production of Parenthesis Press, and is presented by NUEL...   [click here for more]

Modern Advances: The Hardcore Activist & the Masked Avenger

One carries a sign and shouts slogans. The other prowls through the shadows and strikes fear in the hearts of evil-doers... just before striking them in the face. They may even be one and the same person!

Modern Advances: The Hardcore Activist & The Masked Avenger is a concise, straight-to-the-point supplement for OGL Modern that is easily adaptable to similar game systems. I...   [click here for more]

ROLF: The Rollplaying Game -- Old Skool!

BACK FROM THE PAST TO HAUNT THE PRESENT....

Once upon a time, there were things things called newsgroups. They were kinda-sorta like Facebook and message forums, only without pictures and with even more rude people. They existed in the days when there were only four television networks and your parents had to walk up hill to and from school. AND THEY L...   [click here for more]