Tabletop Adventures

In observance of GM’s Day, Tabletop Adventures has sales going on at two of our on-line sales sites. Take advantage of the great prices to check out our terrain and location products for fantasy, future, or modern horror settings, or try out the “Deck O’ Names” random name generators. Other items for the fantasy game master are the “Bits of Magicka” magic item products and “Shards of the Heart” NPCs. If you prefer horror, try “Against the Darkness,” a modern-day Vatican horror roleplaying game.

Our entire catalog is on sale at the Open Gaming Store. (This on-line storefront is affiliated with d20pfsrd.com, 5esrd.com, and other SRD sites.) In fact, the site is having a broad sale for GM’s Day with products up to 40% off. See the entire list at the store’s “On Sale!” page. The sale lasts to March 10th.

Meanwhile, on DriveThruRPG, all our electronic products are 40% off; check them out at the Tabletop Adventures page on DTRPG. (Note that a glitch has sometimes shown products in a list without displaying their sale prices. Click through to a product page if necessary to view the sale price because trust us – all our electronic products there are on sale!) The DriveThruRPG sitewide sale for GM’s Day includes more than 64,000 products at prices discounted as much as 40%, and continues through March 14.

One way or another,  show your appreciation for your gamemaster this GM’s Day!

GM’s Day is here, and Tabletop Adventures salutes all the people who run the games we all love to play. In fact, our company started because a couple of GMs said, “We have all this material we’ve developed for games over the years; we ought to be able to publish some of this and make some money.” (We’re slightly amused now by our former naiveté; of the many thousands of words we have published, only a few hundred of them were among those written before we started the company.)

We found ourselves making products we wished we had to use in our own games. Bits of the Boulevard was the solution to players who couldn’t just say, “We go to the blacksmith,” and carry on with the game. Instead, their characters wanted to know, “What do we see as we walk down the street?” Now, between Bits of the Boulevard and Shards of the City, we provide something like 275 interesting things to see or encounter in a fantasy city.

We say we provide “Help for the Harried Gamemaster,” because we know what it’s like to try to run a game (or two) and prepare in between work responsibilities, childcare, dealing with family issues, meal preparation, paying bills, running around town trying to take care of all the little things that take so much time, and so much more. (“Frankly, I’m swamped!”) We noticed, in our own games, that evocative description was one of the first things to go when time got tight and attention was pulled in too many directions. 

That’s why we’re pleased to provide so many different types of descriptions, to make life easier for other harried gamemasters. Thank you, GMs, for all you give to make our collective recreation a reality. We’re privileged to publish material that we hope fires your imagination and makes your games better. Happy GM’s Day!