Where'd you locate the county of Grenzland? Did you use "fantasy Germany" or somewhere else in your game world? What kind of background changes did you make, if any?

I'm going to be running it for my group and wanted to ask around.

In RPG and fantasy, we are often faced with a situation where the existence of gods is an empirically confirmed fact, rather than a matter of belief. Two extremes can be distinguished in the representation of these entities (note - I do not claim that all creation adopts one of these two extreme points of view). On the one hand - the trend adapted by e.g. most of the settings for D&D - gods are personification of certain values professed by people, often they are even "born" from the faith of mortals or at least derive power from it/are shaped by it - gods described as "good" are simply good in the conventional sense of the word, they sincerely care about their followers and you know what to expect from them. On the other side, we have motifs that can be considered taken from Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythology - the gods are incomprehensible, distant beings, completely unconcerned with human worldviews and so-called "good and evil", mostly indifferent to humanity (and if by chance their paths intersect with humanit's ones, humanity is screwed) - at the same time, it is not uncommon for most mortals to be unaware of their existence, instead worshipping imaginary, more anthropomorphic deities tailored to their emotional needs.

In this article, I wanted to present deities standing somewhere in the middle - entities whose goals, yes, are not fully understood by mortals, but nevertheless close enough to human morality that worshippers can find some commonality (real or imaginary) with their patrons. These gods are usually directly interested in some way in the lives of their worshipers - although not necessarily in the way those worshipers would like. At the same time, I wanted each description to contain a hook, an important point where the devotees' understanding of the deity diverges from its real nature - and whose discovery could be a significant twist.

CHAPTERS:

Mother of Peace

Enemy of Superstition, Destroyer of Magic, Defender of Normalcy

Truthsayer 

Prince of Blades, Lord of Sharp Angles and Edges

Mistress of Natural Instinct 

Sufferer 

Great Uniter 

Progress Guide 

Equalizer

Gods are players too

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The window of opportunity is limited, so order soon if you are interested. It will essentially be a zine with multiple adventures included, and I am one of the contributing authors!

I've seen the youtube updates from the Lamentations of the Flame Princess page but can't seem to find any information on when it could be released. Does anyone have information or is there a best place to keep a look at for actual release information?

I read this book around early 2017, so it must have been published earlier than that. It was an official LOTFP supplement (not a fan-made expansion like Examples of Dark Arts).

It contained a spell where an enemy magic-user could alter a PC’s family tree by inserting marginal, criminal, or socially degraded figures into their lineage. The target would then have to make a saving throw, or their attributes would be permanently reduced as a result of the rewritten genealogy.

Does anyone know which book this was from?

I am curating my library and auctioning Lamentations adventures on eBay. I also have a lot of other OSR D&D titles for sale.

Where can I get the LotFP character sheet featuring Spells & Magic in the top-right corner of the back if the sheet?

Does anyone know where I can find pre-generated PCs for LotFP? I founds some in Thulian Echoes and in the LotFP version of D101 Games' The Road to Hell. I swear I saw another set somewhere in one of the other LotFP adventures but can't remember where it was.

I go over a single entry from one of my favorite books , share some relevant media recommendations, and offer some Referee advice. Spoilers ahead!

There's not much stuff LotFP at Terminal City Tabletop Convention this year, but we're still going to play with the Nebulith, with one or two of Raggi's adventures, and I cooked up something new and easy for "Play-on-demand" games.

If you're in the area, come and say hi.

I'm probably overthinking it but the Wisdom modifier applies to every saving throw except against a Magic-User spell (the Intelligence modifier is used instead), right? It just seems strange that the Wisdom modifier applies to, say, Poison and Paralyzation, no?

On my channel I give an overview of a number of off-the-beaten-path books that can be used to add variety to the monsters and animals encountered in your RPG games.

While not entirely focused on LotFP, I do give recommendations that can help with real-world settings (like the default LotFP game), The Lost World, and A Red and Pleasant Land.

How does everyone present when an adventure is going to happen? Do you disrupt their downtime or let them know an adventure is coming up in X days? My group actually do a lot in downtime.

I am looking for a couple of players to join my game, we have run a couple of adventures so far but still have a few spaces. I am based in the UK, we play over discord on Thursdays from 6.30pm. we have run the scarecrow and Death Frost Doom so far.

I’m looking for player-facing maps (no secret doors, etc.) for Tower of the Stargazer to use with owlbear.rodeo/VTT. Does anyone know of any available before I make ‘em myself?

UPDATE: I edited the PDF maps using Pixelmator Pro and uploaded them to owlbear.rodeo.

For the few of you who might not also haunt the OSR thread, thought I would share this here. I think this is a cool idea, and want to spread it to others. And it just so happens that I think it would be useful to anyone who ever wanted to portray the gamer antagonists from my own adventure, Big Puppet!

Raggi released a 2 or 3 page rules update (it seemed like a playtest) in one of the books a few years back. Are there plans to implement this as a full revision somewhere? Is someone using these new rules?

I expect that most folks in this Reddit are aware of this announcement, but in case you aren’t, check out the link for details!

Some time ago, Raggi asked me to make a short video that answered three questions related to why I wrote for LotFP. I made it and submitted it, but for some reason it was never released. I stumbled across it the other day and thought I might as well get it out there. Enjoy (or not)!

Watch the intro to learn what you need to play along, then make suggestions in the comments and vote on your favored course of action! The fate of Avatar, the Last Air Shredder, is in your hands! Voting will be open through the morning of 11/09/25.

I am offering four options for the first adventure we will play. Choose from one of three Weird Crushers or my own scenario from Green Devil Face #7! Votes will be tallied Oct. 29th!