3 Fantastic World-Building and Adventure Design Resources for GMs

[@Grumpy-Dice]

Gentle's Dungeon Guide: "Reminds me a lot of Vermis..." That was my exact thought when I saw the cover. The art evokes that same sense of hallucination.

[@RedMageGM]

Absolutely! Like I said, I think it would be great to use them in tandem - you'd have a definite vibe going during your prep.

[@Grumpy-Dice]

@@RedMageGM Yeah, they're begging to be run together as a solo campaign (or otherwise). I'm looking forward to the appearance of an inevitable Vermis rpg.

[@gommechops]

I have grabbed lots of Atelier Clandestine's stuff including this, I know the art is bare bones but the content is so good and they clearly put a lot of effort within their means to make their products look the best they can and I kind of like it as it is. The Book of the Thief is a lot of fun too, a heist generator essentially. The Gentle Dungeon Guide, I love the style of this, the old style computer graphics look is so good. Love it.

[@RedMageGM]

I don't think I've seen the Book of the Thief! I'll have to check that out!

[@slashdash846]

great resources. I always watch this kind of videos to get more of these books\magazines:)

[@RedMageGM]

Yeah, they're awesome!

[@marksgenremixer9587]

Great stuff. I have the first supplement and really enjoy it.

[@RedMageGM]

Thanks! Yeah, I have had a ton of fun with that one, and a lot of use out of it!

[@benjaminbradley78]

Maze Rats is boss. I have used the tables to generate so many interesting scenarios for other 5e and OSE games. Really breaks your thinking out of the box. It’s fast and easy to use.

[@RedMageGM]

It's such a universally useful book! If that one booklet is all you had, you could still run tons of really varied adventures.

[@n4tune8]

Also consider The Perilous Wilds by Jason Lutes to generate regions. The art is much better too!

[@RedMageGM]

That is a great product! I might do a swarm of Jason Lutes' books!