A comedic roleplaying game about a team of agents using the power of bananas to change history. Why bananas? It's time travel, stop asking silly questions.

Three goblins in a trenchcoat embark on a grand adventure/crime spree. Weird voices and general mayhem encouraged.

You are a Kea. You're adorable, scary smart, and armed with the swiss army knife of beaks. Your hobbies include theft, auto dismantling, hijinks, and shenanigans.

To sign up for this game, please both email kapcon@gmail.com, and fill out the casting form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3x_-bbhGVJazpQCqCSNeOETyE7TFk...

Remember high school? All the angst, drama, rebellion, gossip, crushes, homework, exams, scholarships, careers, family obligations, fashion, music, and being very misunderstood?

It's no different when you're a student at Innsmouth High School. Well, all right, maybe it's a little different - maybe in other towns they don't go skinny dipping at Devil's Reef, maybe other teenagers don't have arranged marriages with Deep Ones to worry about and maybe other teenagers don't have to worry about how their gills look with the latest looks in Cosmo. But other than that, it's not much different being a teenager in a decaying town trapped in an ongoing alliance with a race of underwater monsters.

You were on your way to a pre-graduation party, and now it's the next morning, and you don't remember anything between arriving and the party and, well, now. Your head hurt, you're covered in dirt, seawater, and blood, and you're pretty sure you said some stuff you really shouldn't have... what the hell happened last night?

A high school caper meets "The Hangover" meets H.P. Lovecraft. A a rules-light, no-to-low costume comedy larp for ten players. Perfect for anyone who has never larped but been loud at a table.

As they say at Innsmouth High - it's only funny until someone gets sacrificed to Dagon. Then it's HILARIOUS

After having defeated the bandit leader of the Ravenhawk bandit gang, you and your long-term adventuring party are going back to the capital city of Ravenville in the region of Ravenlite, when you come across a little girl in trouble and needing your help. But is all as innocent as it seems?

This is a teen-friendly game is written and GM'd by a teen and is good for all ages that can role-play dungeons and dragons. You will be playing as third level D&D characters, I am using the 5e system (not 2024 rules), there will be pre-made characters available but you can bring your own.

A group of ambitious Weylund-Yutani executives gather for a corporate retreat, where the teams will work together to develop a vision statement for the company, and enjoy a presentation from the Bio-weapons Department.

These are two small LARPs by Jason Morningstar (also known for Fiasco/Winterhorn/Juggernaut) - they both take 6 players and take less than an hour, so we'll do two in a row!

Neither game requires advance prep, costuming, or any knowledge of system, but you're welcome to fancy up if you feel like it.

REVIEWING STAND: It's a parade! You are all important figures in the utterly patriotic nation of Tauberg-Nassenau, and you are stuck in a reviewing stand waving at the troops during a formal parade. Toasts! Anthems! Speeches! Being dignified representatives of the elite! Secret agendas! This game has a fixed soundtrack for the entire game period to keep you *in the mood*.

GIANT CRAB MONSTER: Yeah, that's about it, a giant crab monster is headed towards your town and it must be stopped. As Prominent Citizens, you're the only ones who can do something about it. But what?

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We are pleased to announce that you have passed the Selection Process and will be taking part in the upcoming season of DEATHMATCH ISLAND.

You may not remember applying. This is normal. It is important that you do not panic, or serious injury may occur (production is not held responsible in such events).

Some frequently asked questions are below.

Who are you? What is Deathmatch Island?
Production is committed to be open and transparent! XXXXX the less you XXXXX. In 1967, XXXXX XXXX XXXX your parents XXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXX certain death.

I don't want any part of this.
Not applicable - please resubmit as a question.

How do I prepare?
You have been selected because we believe in your ability, we have confidence in your skills, knowledge and experience. Just believe in yourself. You can do it. Play to Win.

What happens next?
No need to worry; the Recruitment Process has commenced. We repeat: DO NOT PANIC.

For peace of mind, we can tell you that the Selection and Recruitment Process will be completed on this date:

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You're excited to begin.

So are we.

Production.

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Hull Breaches Friday the 13th-esqe survival horror adventure for the Mothership ttrpg.
Play as an annoying hyperwelthy teen. (Or a mamber of there yaught crew) Have one last shin dig at the old abandoned hodder forest reserve habatat before it is scrapped.
Dont worry about all those silly stories about people going missing there.
Dose anyone else hear that humming sound? VIBECIETE!

Content warning: violence, dismemberment, sexual innuendo, foul language, druge use, horror, animal harm, space.

Years ago in the barren valley, workers tunneled and toiled and extracted near endless hauls of valuable ores from the mine. Further surveys were made, and plans were drafted for more and more tunnels through the earth. Equipment failed. Workers went unpaid. Mice went missing. Weeks of quota vanished without a trace.

Now, the mine lies dormant. Deed-holders cast blame about sabotage. Rumors circulate of poisonous gasses and mice gone mad. Interlopers rummage around in the remains. A former mining town dwindles into obscurity. And in the deep wound of the earth, writhing in slag and runoff, something slithers, crawls, then steps upward.

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Masuritter is a rules-light RPG system where you play as a band of mice exploring a huge world and (hopefully) living to tell the tale. It encourages careful and clever planning, applying real-world logic to tackle problems, and open-ended scenarios what could go any number of ways.

Stragglers is a scenario I've written myself and run multiple times, where the players are tasked with retrieving valuables from a less-than-abandoned mine.