And the Meek Shall Inherit - A Falling Out

A Ready to Roll module for And the Meek Shall Inherit, a Forged from GRAM saga of staying safe and sane after the fall of civilization and the rise of a new religion.

The apocalypse and what comes after is a fascinating topic that the media loves to cover and pick at… and gaming is no exception. What does it look like, at the end of days? What would it feel like to live in these exciting and terrible times? And the Meek Shall Inherit is the setting where the GRAM Role-Playing Game puts all the different options on the table. The fall of civilization, an outbreak of the undead, and the rise of a new religious order. It’s a new landscape full of options... and none of them are really favorable.

A Falling Out is at its core a simple intervention, trying to remove the burdens from two hearts, to absolve a married couple of the decisions they’ve had to make just to survive. These strings are not so simple they can be easily snipped or re-tied though. The Party will have to use tender hands to calm these restless energies and a strong will to see it through. Love after the Age of Man is never easy, but that doesn’t make it any less important. In a world where giant, radioactive scorpions exist, it’s still the connections between people that weigh the heaviest.

Ready to Roll!

The Ready to Roll series is a line of all-inclusive products, where each module contains the setting information, scenario, and pre-created Iconic characters, so that you can quickly prepare for a session even if you're unfamiliar with the GRAM Role-Playing Game or inexperianced with RPGs in general. All you need is one of these scenarios and the short copy of the rules and you're ready to start!

This product only contains the scenario content, and requires the Ready to Roll - Rules & References product to play!

About The GRAM Role-Playing Game

Named after Odin's sword, the GRAM Role-Playing Game focuses on telling narrative-focused sagas worthy of the eddas.

• The game mechanics are easy to understand as both a player and as a GM and math has been minimized as much as possible making it ideal for younger audiences and players who are new to the hobby. Players need only a single twenty-sided die, a character sheet, and a one page reference sheet to have everything they need (and never need the rule book), the GM also has a second reference sheet and shares a deck of playing cards with the table.

• Characters are built as a personality first, statblock second and are created by selecting from a diverse range of abilities instead of structured classes that highlight teamwork, utility, and alternative problem-solving paths which allows and encourages players to bring their unique concept to life, from sniper-mages to rap gods to sentient barrelfolk.

• Players earn rewards for invoking their character concepts such as quirks and relationships which lends to players staying more in character, interacting with their party, and participating in the story and less time metagaming and rules-lawyering.

• The game engine and the characters are created to be flexible and adapt as play progresses; characters can evolve and their character sheet changed. There are no strict archetypes forming a dedicated path to power or destiny and no one way to ”win.”

• Conflict is resolved through competitions which are fast paced and engaging, using a deck of playing cards. There is no dedicated set of skills, but attribute tests using twenty-sided dice against static numbers or compared to an opponent’s roll when opposed. These options come into play more frequently than combat, which when it does happen takes place on a grid and is quickly but tactically resolved.

• Creativity is encouraged for players and GMs with customization suggested in the form of tips and tricks from the development team on how to make the game your own from renaming and tweaking abilities to borrowing from pop culture, and including anecdotes about real-play experiences.

• Approximately 30 different campaign sagas have been played to date, from classic fantasy to near-modern horror; from contemporary modern day to far-reaching sci-fi. This includes both original campaigns and “fanfiction” mock ups of worlds from popular shows, movies, and books. These have all been detailed to provide options to get started and inspiration for you to build your own worlds!

Are you ready to FORGE YOUR OWN SAGA?

Three 12" x 18" posters of the art from Legacy: Life Among the Ruins 2nd Edition.

Maelstrom Domesday is the new incarnation of Maelstrom, the classic RPG from 1984.  This supplement to the core rulebook contains a detailed description of the North Yorkshire Moors, an area of wild and lonely countryside to the north and east of the city of York.

This is the third in a line of Adventure Shards - Investigation outlines with all of the core details required to play for one or two sessions.

This Shard has the investigators encountering a distressed woman on the road at dusk.  All, however, is not quite as it seems!

This book requires the Maelstrom Domesday RPG Core book.

This is a collection of  Sci-Fi/industrial themed OpenLOCK Riser floor tiles with a diamond plate surface design. These tiles are intended to compliment the correspond pattern of standard floor tiles, 1 inch riser floor tiles and 2 inch riser floor tiles to allow the creation of step-like configurations.

The collection includes at least three each of the E, EN, F, FN, H, I, IA, K, S, SA, SB, VE and VN floor tiles from the OpenLOCK (may 2018) standard by printablescenery.com, one of each at two thirds, one and a third and one and two thirds inches riser heights (actually 17mm, 34mm and 42.5mm respectively).

The two thirds of an inch (17mm) risers bridge the gap between OpenLOCK Floor Tiles - Diamond Plate Single Oblique Pattern (Medium) and OpenLOCK 1 inch Riser Tiles - Diamond Plate Single Oblique Pattern (Medium), then the one and a third inch (34mm) risers and the one and two thirds inch (42.5mm) risers bridge the gap between the latter 1 inch risers and OpenLOCK 2 inch Riser Tiles - Diamond Plate Single Oblique Pattern (Medium).

In addition to the three heights  there are also addition version of some tiles that compensate for the diamond plate pattern not being fully symmetrical when rotated by providing additional versions with the pattern rotated by 90 degrees where necessary.

The surface Design is based on the "diamond plate" metal sheets used as anti-slip surfaces in industrial applications. There are multiple patters of such plates and this one is based on the simplest pattern with rows of single raised 'diamonds', arranged obliquely to the plate edges and alternating in their direction in every other row.

The 3D models are designed specifically for FDM printing with PLA, in that they have a designed internal volume(s) to minimise infill and the 3D models include removable support structures where they are necessary for FDM printing so the addition of slicer generated supports will not be necessary.

The ZIP file contains 72 STL files, corresponding PGA image files and a PDF.

OpenLOCK tile identifiers, Sizes/Shape, and the number of versions of each

* The units used in the descriptions are in floor grid squares, or 1 inch (25.4mm) units.

Note: These OpenLOCK tiles are also offered in "Coarse" and "Fine" versions, which have different densities of 'diamonds' in their surface patterns.  The standard floor tiles that they are intended to complement are also offered in "Fine", "Medium" and "Coarse" detail size options so if these are being bought to go with a floor tiles set then it would be a  good idea to verify that this is the correct corresponding riser set in terms of detail size.

This is a collection of  Sci-Fi/industrial themed standard OpenLOCK floor tiles with a diamond plate surface design. It includes at least one 3D model (in STL format)  for each of all 55 of the standard floor tiles shapes defined in the OpenLOCK (may 2018) standard by printablescenery.com, and multiple versions of the majority of them. Multiple version allow more flexible alignment of the tiles with the floor grid (e.g. for a triangular tile there will be a version where each of the three sides lines up with the edges of the grid squares) and to compensate for the diamond plate pattern not being fully symmetrical when rotated by providing additional versions with the pattern rotated by 90 degrees.


The surface Design is based on the "diamond plate" metal sheets used as anti-slip surfaces in industrial applications. There are multiple patterns of such plates and this one is based on the a more elaborate pattern with rows of treble raised 'diamonds', arranged obliquely to the plate edges and with the set of three 'diamonds' alternating in their direction in every other row.

 

The 3D models are designed specifically for FDM printing with PLA, in that they have a designed internal volume(s) to minimise infill and the 3D models include removable support structures where they are necessary for FDM printing so the addition of slicer generated supports will not be necessary.


The ZIP file contains 233 STL files, corresponding PGA image files and a PDF.

OpenLOCK tile identifiers, Sizes/Shape, and the number of versions of each

* The units used in the descriptions are in floor grid squares, or 1 inch (25.4mm) units.

** GA and WA tiles were proposed for inclusion in the OpenLOCK standard but have not been included in version 8.0 (May 2018). They were included in the creation of this file set because they were under consideration at the time of development.

Note: These OpenLOCK tiles are also offered in a "Fine" version, which has a higher density of 'diamonds' in its surface patterns.

This is a collection of  Sci-Fi/industrial themed standard OpenLOCK floor tiles with a diamond plate surface design. It includes at least one 3D model (in STL format)  for each of all 55 of the standard floor tiles shapes defined in the OpenLOCK (may 2018) standard by printablescenery.com, and multiple versions of the majority of them. Multiple version allow more flexible alignment of the tiles with the floor grid (e.g. for a triangular tile there will be a version where each of the three sides lines up with the edges of the grid squares) and to compensate for the diamond plate pattern not being fully symmetrical when rotated by providing additional versions with the pattern rotated by 90 degrees.


The surface Design is based on the "diamond plate" metal sheets used as anti-slip surfaces in industrial applications. There are multiple patterns of such plates and this one is based on the a more elaborate pattern with rows of treble raised 'diamonds', arranged obliquely to the plate edges and with the set of three 'diamonds' alternating in their direction in every other row.

 

The 3D models are designed specifically for FDM printing with PLA, in that they have a designed internal volume(s) to minimise infill and the 3D models include removable support structures where they are necessary for FDM printing so the addition of slicer generated supports will not be necessary.


The ZIP file contains 233 STL files, corresponding PGA image files and a PDF.

OpenLOCK tile identifiers, Sizes/Shape, and the number of versions of each

* The units used in the descriptions are in floor grid squares, or 1 inch (25.4mm) units.

** GA and WA tiles were proposed for inclusion in the OpenLOCK standard but have not been included in version 8.0 (May 2018). They were included in the creation of this file set because they were under consideration at the time of development.

Note: These OpenLOCK tiles are also offered in a "Coarse" version, which has a lower density of 'diamonds' in its surface patterns.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in June 2018 for Cityogapher. They have an Underdark theme with duergar, svirfneblin, and other underdark inspired buildings. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in July 2018 for Cityogapher. They have a Roman theme. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in August 2018 for Cityogapher. They have a Roman theme. This is the second Roman set we created. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in September 2018 for Cityogapher. They have an Arabian theme. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in October 2018 for Cityogapher. They have a Necropolis theme. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

A digital fanzine of dark horror gaming for multiple systems including Call of Cthulhu and Cthulhu Dark. In this issue we look at the many ways that language, writing, and books can be used in your horror games. We bring you a plethora of NPCs, artefacts, and scenario seeds about writing, words, iconography, and occult tomes to jumpstart your own scenarios or inject linguistic concepts into an existing story you're telling. Including A Remembrance of Things Past, a short Call of Cthulhu 7th edition scenario, wherein your players will discover that language really is a virus. Contributions from members of the Miskatonic University Podcast, Skype of Cthulhu, Weird Works, and Squamous Studios.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through our Patreon. (Something like a monthly subscription.) This icon set includes the icons we created in May 2018 for Cityogapher. They have an Underdark/Drow theme. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Cityographer. (It has a paid version and a free version which limits how many custom map items you may import, number of residents it will auto-generate and a few other minor options.) Smaller buildings (houses, small shops) are generally around 200x200pixels.  Other buildings are larger.

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Need some spooky art for your urban or horror material.? here is a 4" x 3" BW hand drawn image of a small clock with a single light source. Would also be great for use in a Noir setting. Image can be used for commercial usage. Please add Don Pedicini Jr. as the artist .  URBAN-001 watermark will not be in downloaded image.

Riot at red Plank

At the beginning of the 20th century in the remote forests of northernmost Michigan; copper miners toiled in the bones of the Earth by the shores of Lake Superior. It was difficult, dirty and dangerous work. Players in this scenario will find themselves working the Hecate mine in Red Plank, Michigan in 1904. What they encounter a half-mile below the surface may not only threaten them, but also their family, friends and their entire community.

Golden Goblin Press is proud to present Riot at Red Plank, a gripping turn-of-the-century Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition scenario set in Red Plank, Michigan, by Phredd Groves

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through Patreon's website. (A way to sponsor ongoing projects for a small amount each creative work or month.) This icon set has Roman inspired icons for Dungeonographer. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below. Full list of buildings is also noted below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Dungeonographer. (The program has a paid version and a free version which limits some features.)

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through Patreon's website. (A way to sponsor ongoing projects for a small amount each creative work or month.) This icon set has Roman inspired icons for Dungeonographer. This is the second set of Roman dungeon/battlemat icons. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below. Full list of buildings is also noted below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Dungeonographer. (The program has a paid version and a free version which limits some features.)

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through Patreon's website. (A way to sponsor ongoing projects for a small amount each creative work or month.) This icon set has Arabian inspired icons for Dungeonographer. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below. Full list of buildings is also noted below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Dungeonographer. (The program has a paid version and a free version which limits some features.)

Instructions are included in the zipped file.

Each month we've been putting together icon sets to expand the options available for each of Inkwell Ideas's software programs through Patreon's website. (A way to sponsor ongoing projects for a small amount each creative work or month.) This icon set has necropolis inspired battlemat/dungeon icons for Dungeonographer. All of the icons are in the thumbnail/contact sheet product image.  (Click it for a larger version.)

You may publish maps using these icons--see the license below. Full list of buildings is also noted below.

Each image is a transparent PNG so it can be imported into many image and map editors, including Dungeonographer. (The program has a paid version and a free version which limits some features.)

Instructions are included in the zipped file.