Tabletop RPG
Original settings, rulebooks, and campaign chronicles from RPG4YOU — read each as a full web page here on the site. The Mist, a homebrew D&D 5e post-apocalypse; Lost Galaxy, a Cypher System space-exploration campaign; and The Lost Lands, a live campaign chronicle.
Misuto · ミスト — a homebrew post-apocalyptic campaign for the D&D 5e (2014) ruleset, set in the city of Neo Bakersfield, a world undone by a mysterious phenomenon: the Mist.
The complete campaign rulebook. Covers the world and lore of Neo Bakersfield, the dread and insanity systems, technological & magical innovations, NPCs and notable locations, and new races, spells, skills, and equipment — plus a full bestiary of Mist-infected monsters with stat blocks.
The player's guide to The Mist — what you need to roll up a character and play: the Neo Bakersfield setting, the dread system, available spells, new equipment, and the table's house rules. Built on the D&D 5e (2014) ruleset.
A Cypher System space-exploration campaign from ETR Gaming — adventures and encounters across the stars.
A full sequence of adventures and encounters across interstellar space, ancient ruins, and the lost reaches of the galaxy — with complete opponent, NPC, star-system, and player-ship appendices. Built on the Cypher Core System.
Revised starship-combat rules — ship-class speeds and weapon ranges, burning Speed/Might/Intellect to shift task levels, and a fleet of ready-to-use ship stat blocks. Extends the Cypher / Cruel Stars dogfighting method.
The third adventure in the campaign — the crew reaches a new world and its people, works the local authorities and the underworld, delves a derelict space hulk, and mounts an assault on Singularity Base, with a full bestiary appendix.
A covert push into the Iilari system — disguise the ship, capture a Si-Dek spy vessel, and sneak past Iilari defenses, with an appendix of NPC and ship stat blocks.
A live campaign chronicle set in The Lost Lands — the party's road from Stoneheart Valley toward the ruins of The Slumbering Tsar.
A living chronicle of the campaign — session recaps, the player party and the NPCs in play, and a browsable guide to the world, factions, and locations as the story unfolds from Stoneheart Valley toward The Slumbering Tsar.
A second test party walks the first night on the road out of Reme — and something in the dark cries like a child to call them out of the firelight. The write-up is a smoke test of the rpg-helper plugin, with Claude running the table in relay mode while every die was rolled by the players: a full player-facing recap of the night, plus notes on how the run was set up, what the plugin handled, and how long it took.