RinCon 2019

A rules-light fantasy RPG using a 36d6 system of Dice Hell chaos for 3-5 players. Choose a pilgrimage to go on, fight through a hex-crawl dungeon while adding abilities and actions to your character, and face off with the final boss.

Inspired by retro-gaming and a love of the clackity-clack of fist-fulls of dice hitting the table; join us for an upcoming publication from Peppercorn Games. We'll likely make it through 2 or 3 dungeons.

Repeated play of the same dungeons is part of play, with tactics and encounters changing, so feel free to sign up for multiple sessions and we'll roll you through!

At first, they were only a vague whisper on the lips of a few barbaric scum, a whisper that grew to an icy chill of dread and dispair – the slave lords! They are masters of vile cruelty and terror. And they are unnamed and unidentified, hiding behind a veil of secrecy and deception! A remix of the classic AD&D Slavelords adventure series (A1-A4) using the new Cypher System 2nd edition rules by Monte Cook Games. Experience one of the all-time classic Advanced Dungeons & Dragons adventure through the fast-paced, cinematic game system used by Numenera and the Strange. Pre-made characters provided and people new to Role-Playing games are welcome

It’s been a long time since the people of Kelton have worried about anything but sheep ticks and drought, but now a pack of strangely determined coyotes are spiriting away entire flocks at a time and driving farmers from their fields.

With food running low and their sorcerer-in-residence nowhere to be found, the village council send out a desperate plea for brave adventurers to destroy the beasts.

Is the job as easy as a walk in the ravine, or is there more to the coyotes of Kelton than mere animal cunning? There’s only one way to find out…

An adaptation of the wolves of welton one-shot by winghorn press, this game is meant to be a fun introduction for newcomers to D&D or a nice simple mission to act as filler in a larger campaign. The idea is to adapt it to this year's Western theme by starting the game with a single round of poker, and have the group tell an imaginary newcomer of their adventure through Kelton. The hand they're dealt in the beginning, based on traditional poker hands, can be cashed in to modify a single roll or attempted action somewhere in the game. New hands may be dealt on occasion as breaks are taken.

They say there have been eight worlds before ours. Eight times the people of this planet, over vast millennia, built their civilizations, reaching heights we cannot even fully imagine now. They spoke to the stars, reshaped the creatures of the world, and mastered form and essence. They built cities and machines that have since crumbled to dust, leaving only their barest remnants.

This is the Ninth World. The people of the prior worlds are gone—scattered, disappeared, or transcended. But their works remain, in the places and devices that still contain some germ of their original function. The ignorant call these magic, but the wise know that these are our legacy. They are our future. They are the Numenera.

Set a billion years in our future, Numenera is a tabletop roleplaying game about exploration and discovery. The people of the Ninth World suffer through a dark age, an era of isolation and struggle in the shadow of the ancient wonders crafted by civilizations millennia gone. But discovery awaits those brave enough to seek out the works of the prior worlds. Those who can uncover and master the numenera can unlock the powers and abilities of the ancients, and perhaps bring new light to a struggling world.

Terrifying traps, harrowing hallways, and enigmatic enemies stand between you and the very heart of an entire world! The rolling ocean of Mon Cala is fabled to be a living being with a heart of its own, worth unimaginable sums. The fable becomes reality in this exciting treasure hunting caper! While set in the Star Wars universe this story is heavily inspired by treasure hunting stories like Indiana Jones, the Mummy, and Uncharted.

Blades in the Dark is a game of first-rate skullduggery. A crew of scoundrels completes missions as they vie for status in a Victorian-style city. Your crew has recently had a run in with a faction called the Wraiths (mysterious masked thieves), in which something was lost. Your crew seeks vengeance, how will they achieve their goals?