Goblins GO BOOM
A level 3–5 demolition dungeon that ends with the ceiling coming down. Custom enemies, explosive hazards, maps and tokens included.
View on Etsy →Adventures, battle maps, VTT tokens, and a couple of things for younger players, made by one person trying to keep prep short enough that game night still happens.

A full one-shot, some maps for a campaign you're already running, or a first RPG for a kid who wants in. Start with whichever one's actually the problem right now.
One-shots and short campaigns with a hook that lands and a villain worth remembering. Enough structure to run cold, without turning into three hours of boxed text.
Browse adventures →Maps and tokens for Roll20, Foundry, or a printer, built around one location or creature type instead of a generic bundle.
Browse assets →Simple story-first games for ages 3–7, where counting and comparing become part of the adventure instead of a worksheet with a dragon sticker on it.
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A level 3–5 demolition dungeon that ends with the ceiling coming down. Custom enemies, explosive hazards, maps and tokens included.
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A levels 10–12 tournament in the Abyss. Rivals worth remembering, trials that can go wrong, and a win that has to be earned.
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A psychological Feywild adventure built around an Archfey who treats friendship like a prop in someone else's play.
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An infernal tavern mystery for levels 5–8. A real investigation, devilish contracts, maps, tokens, and portraits.
View on Etsy →Encounter design, pacing, family-game advice. Useful whether or not you ever buy anything.
Build a low-level one-shot that actually finishes in one night.
A simpler way to introduce young kids to roleplaying, choices, and math.
Make the Fey feel dangerous, the kind of strange that has teeth.
Keep powerful characters moving without turning combat into a four-hour slog.
Hazards, map ideas, and encounter hooks for a mine that feels alive.
A short goblin-mine encounter with a countdown you can see, a room full of panicked miners, and more than one way to win. Print it or just run it off your phone.
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