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A simple notation system for adaptation to any rule system The Straight Way Lost, our first book, was statted completely for 5e, but the setting guide was basically system-agnostic and an experienced GM should have no problem using it – and even the adventure – with their preferred rule system.

The Last Days Before Serenissima Obscura Launches With just days to go before Serenissima Obscura goes live on Kickstarter, I am running on equal parts excitement, adrenaline, and sheer willpower. This final stretch before launch feels like rowing through a storm—Venetian style. It’s intense, a little chaotic, and entirely worth it. When

Precariously perched on the bridge’s stone railing, Niómë peered through the window, the way she did most nights. “Tell the story with the Prince again”, she whispered, impatiently tapping the stone wall with one of her numerous appendages. Inside the house, the elderly woman sat down to tell the nighttime

A Malar and a Pongolo walking in front of the Pamwanuna Hi everyone! Progress on the book is really good (116895 words, feels like I am approaching half-time maybe?), I am through with the cultures and have moved on to describing the continent of Shanarel. Obviously, GMs and players want

Hello everybody. Here is Melina Sedó. We – I and Andreas Wichter – have been super busy in the past months and excited about our progress with our upcoming setting guide and modular adventure Serenissima Obscura. As you’ve might already have heard, this will be a horror adventure set in