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Often described as Seven Samurai meets The Dark Crystal, Bone & Mettle takes place in the feudal-era Kingdom of Nekkon seventy years after three enormous alien artifacts have collided with the planet, spreading a virus that has wiped out much of humanity and uplifted animals.

You are an uplifted animal that is part of a band of disgraced former samurai that now skulk the streets of Nekkon’s capital city as street-level ronin, selling your katana to the highest bidder. When you and your companions are hired to investigate the disappearance of a shipment of rice, however, you get more than you bargained, finding yourselves under attack from all sides. 

There is nothing so deadly, however as cornered ronin…

Part action, part intrigue, Poisoned Tigers: A Bone & Mettle tale is a narrative-driven, animal-on-the-run adventure geared toward mature, open-minded players that enjoy heavy roleplay. With adult themes and bloody action, the Rabble Rouser is looking for mindful, mature (18+) players who can tactfully balance mature drama and R-rated violence.

Premise: After the Mother's Den Massacre, the Fellowship has fled to Isengrim Manor searching for sanctuary from the Lady of Glass and Thorns. However, they find it abandoned and must fight their way in.

Isengrim Manor is an Index Card RPG campaign, world setting, and playset currently in development. Best described as “Darkest Dungeon in a fairytale castle,” in Isengrim Manor you play as the Fellowship, an adventuring company sworn to defeat the Lady of Glass and Thorns. You have fled from the Mother’s Den Massacre to Isengrim Manor, home of the Great Beast, only to find it abandoned. The Fellowship comprises ten pregenerated player characters integrated into the world’s lore and tone, which players select rather than creating their own.

Premise: The Fellowship is exploring the Library, a dangerous library inhabited by adventuring mice, child-like goblins, animated books, and a vampiric head librarian.

Isengrim Manor is an Index Card RPG campaign, world setting, and playset currently in development. Best described as “Darkest Dungeon in a fairytale castle,” in Isengrim Manor you play as the Fellowship, an adventuring company sworn to defeat the Lady of Glass and Thorns. You have fled from the Mother’s Den Massacre to Isengrim Manor, home of the Great Beast, only to find it abandoned. The Fellowship comprises ten pregenerated player characters integrated into the world’s lore and tone, which players select rather than creating their own.

Through what must be the worst headache you've ever had, more than that from the 'grog' Mad Eyes makes, you remember an old man's pleading voice "Not Anchor Isle! No, no, we dare not set foot there!" He continues to rant vaguely about the end of days.
Whack! The captain of The Fairweather, the self titled 'King Charles' slaps the old man across the chops with his gloves - "You useless old fool! You've been singing the same song for years, and it tires me.
Besides, we're not going."
"But son, don't do this! I ...I ...beg of you." whimpers the old man.
"My good fellows.." continues the captain, "..come back to us with the riches I've been told are hidden somewhere on the island, and I'll set you free with as much silver as you can carry!"

The soft lapping of waves on a shore can be heard as you and your crew-mates regain consciousness in a ship's boat, there's a 'thunk' of wood upon wood as the prow hits a makeshift jetty. Followed by a terrible wave of dread, that you feel to your core.

The Fellowship is exploring the Clocktower, a terrifying tower filled with clockwork horrors and incredibly powerful treasures.

Isengrim Manor is an Index Card RPG campaign, world setting, and playset currently in development. Best described as “Darkest Dungeon in a fairytale castle,” in Isengrim Manor you play as the Fellowship, an adventuring company sworn to defeat the Lady of Glass and Thorns. You have fled from the Mother’s Den Massacre to Isengrim Manor, home of the Great Beast, only to find it abandoned. The Fellowship comprises ten pregenerated player characters integrated into the world’s lore and tone, which players select rather than creating their own.

Through what must be the worst headache you've ever had, more than that from the 'grog' Mad Eyes makes, you remember an old man's pleading voice "Not Anchor Isle! No, no, we dare not set foot there!" He continues to rant vaguely about the end of days.
Whack! The captain of The Fairweather, the self titled 'King Charles' slaps the old man across the chops with his gloves - "You useless old fool! You've been singing the same song for years, and it tires me.
Besides, we're not going."
"But son, don't do this! I ...I ...beg of you." whimpers the old man.
"My good fellows.." continues the captain, "..come back to us with the riches I've been told are hidden somewhere on the island, and I'll set you free with as much silver as you can carry!"

The soft lapping of waves on a shore can be heard as you and your crew-mates regain consciousness in a ship's boat, there's a 'thunk' of wood upon wood as the prow hits a makeshift jetty. Followed by a terrible wave of dread, that you feel to your core.

The Fellowship is exploring the Statue Garden, populated by animated statues, their gardens, and a Gorgon Groundskeeper.

Isengrim Manor is an Index Card RPG campaign, world setting, and playset currently in development. Best described as “Darkest Dungeon in a fairytale castle,” in Isengrim Manor you play as the Fellowship, an adventuring company sworn to defeat the Lady of Glass and Thorns. You have fled from the Mother’s Den Massacre to Isengrim Manor, home of the Great Beast, only to find it abandoned. The Fellowship comprises ten pregenerated player characters integrated into the world’s lore and tone, which players select rather than creating their own.

Amid the turmoil of Word War II, an extraordinary discovery emerges that could pivot the war's fate: Element X. This newfound element promises scientific breakthroughs beyond imagination.

Nestled deep within the earth, in a vast, mysterious cavern teeming with life and breathable air, is the largest deposit of Element X ever discovered. The allies have engineered the Atomic Mole, a formidable drilling machine designed to penetrate the earth's depths to seize this game-changing resource.

As chosen ones, you are invited to join an elite team of agents on a daring mission to secure this invaluable treasure…
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• Join me, DM Scotty, as I run you through my original Index Card RPG pulp adventure
• I will be running the game on Roll20 with a separate video chat
• I will be using my very own ICRPG hack…Luck Dice 🎲 
• Pregenerated pulp characters will provided
• Others player character may not necessarily be who they seem to be…or be on your side… 😈

Often described as Seven Samurai meets The Dark Crystal, Bone & Mettle takes place in the feudal-era Kingdom of Nekkon seventy years after three enormous alien artifacts have collided with the planet, spreading a virus that has wiped out much of humanity and uplifted animals.

You are an uplifted animal that is part of a band of disgraced former samurai that now skulk the streets of Nekkon’s capital city as street-level ronin, selling your katana to the highest bidder. In the deepest days of Nekkon’s rainy season, you and your companions are hired to defend a community of villagers under repeated attack from a gang of roving bandits. Outnumbered five to one, you and your band must use any means necessary to defend the village, even if it means sacrificing your honor—or your life.

Part action, part intrigue, The Rainy Season: A Bone & Mettle tale is a narrative-driven, animal- on-the-run adventure geared toward mature, open-minded players that enjoy heavy roleplay. With adult themes and bloody action, the Rabble Rouser is looking for mindful, mature (18+) players who can tactfully balance mature drama and R-rated violence.