This tabletop RPG game is intended for players who are 18 years old or above and who are expected to act like adults throughout the game. The game will include adult content, but the players will not be forced to engage in any uncomfortable or explicit situations. The game will draw a clear line between portraying adult themes and simply acknowledging their existence in the game world. It is important for all players to approach the game with maturity and respect for each other's comfort levels.

​The world of Ayotha is a dark fantasy setting, heavily steeped in mythology based on Greek and Norse myths. It is a world that is not for the faint of heart, as it is filled with mature and often disturbing themes. The content of the game is intended for players who are 18 years old or above, and mature in nature. Players should expect to encounter very human problems, and some of these issues may be quite serious in nature. The world of Ayotha is a place where darkness and danger lurk around every corner, and where the line between good and evil is often blurred. It is a world where heroes are not always what they seem, and where even the most virtuous characters may be forced to make difficult and morally ambiguous decisions. In short, Ayotha is a setting that requires players to be mature, thoughtful, and willing to confront some of the darkest aspects of the human experience.

Not a novel concept, but certainly something that folks might find interesting or can find a use for. The idea is to allow the player's to roll once on each separate table. This is an opportunity to let players get creative and to share some of the weight that comes with generating an adventuring zone. It might also give the GM a few insights into the things that their players find interesting or want to engage with.

An early free content release that would have been released next month, it's finished. So here it is. This will still go towards next month as it's a free content release. If I happen to get additional projects finished, I'll make sure to get those out there for the patrons.

Using the magic of photoshop, illustrator, and public domain art I've created some really strange, wild pieces of art that GMs might be able to use to showcase things in their games, or even use in their shared works/books/supplements/etc. Heavily inspired by the likes of TROIKA! and Into the Odd.